#census-data

#census-data

94% of U.S. households have internet access. This is the highest rate ever recorded by the Census Bureau. The U.S. "offline population" has fallen nearly 70% since 2015, from 26.9 million to 7.9 million households. This is the biggest decade of digital inclusion on record. Only 0.9% - about 100,000 households - still use dial-up Internet. This follows AOL's shutdown of its remaining service in August.

In remote cities like Elko, NV, 12% of workers commute using public transit, comparable to many suburbs in larger metropolitan areas. This indicates a higher uptake in transit where it is typically overlooked.

According to recent U.S. Census data, Manhattan (New York County) ranks sixth statewide with a median household income of $104,553, the highest in New York City.

Dr. Andrew A. Beveridge used census data to influence urban planning and racial desegregation, leaving a significant impact on demographic research and public policy.