S1703 at the tract level?

Hi Julie,

Did you ever find out more about this? It is pretty amazing that it was just dropped without notice. It looks like the more detailed poverty by age by race tables still exist at the tract level, but I know it isn't as simple a search. (For example, B17001B Poverty status in the past 12 months by sex by age (Black or African American alone))

I'll be interested to hear what you find out. I keep an index to all the poverty cross tabs (as you say, very useful for non-profits and social service providers), and I should drop S1701, S1702 and S1703 if they are now extinct.) Here's a link to the guide if you have any to add (or drop!) guides.lib.berkeley.edu/c.php

Thanks,
Susan

Hi Julie,

Did you ever find out more about this? It is pretty amazing that it was just dropped without notice. It looks like the more detailed poverty by age by race tables still exist at the tract level, but I know it isn't as simple a search. (For example, B17001B Poverty status in the past 12 months by sex by age (Black or African American alone))

I'll be interested to hear what you find out. I keep an index to all the poverty cross tabs (as you say, very useful for non-profits and social service providers), and I should drop S1701, S1702 and S1703 if they are now extinct.) Here's a link to the guide if you have any to add (or drop!) guides.lib.berkeley.edu/c.php

Thanks,
Susan

I've heard nothing. Amazing, isn't it?