The 1990 United States CensusUnited States. Bureau of the Census
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The 1990 United States Census
United States. Bureau of the Census
Housing -- United States -- Statistics; United States -- Census; United States -- Population -- Statistics
Family households (families)............................. 1,629,490
Married-couple families............................... 1,302,219
Percent of total households........................ 56.8
Other family, male householder........................ 72,165
Other family, female householder...................... 255,106
Nonfamily households..................................... 662,340
Percent of total households........................ 28.9
Householder living alone.............................. 523,770
Householder 65 years and over...................... 178,575
Persons living in households............................. 5,978,058
Persons per household.................................... 2.61
GROUP QUARTERS
Persons living in group quarters......................... 209,300
Institutionalized persons............................. 84,292
Other persons in group quarters....................... 125,008
RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN
White.................................................... 4,791,739
Black.................................................... 1,162,994
Percent of total population........................... 18.8
American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut........................ 15,282
Percent of total population........................... 0.2
Asian or Pacific Islander................................ 159,053
Percent of total population........................... 2.6
Other race............................................... 58,290
Hispanic origin (of any race)............................ 160,288
Percent of total population........................... 2.6
1990 Census of Population and Housing Page 2
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