S1703 at the tract level?

Hi Julie,

I'm sorry you have not received a response, but the Census Bureau does not actively monitor postings in data user groups. If you have ACS questions that you need answered by someone at the Census Bureau, please email us directly at: acso.data.user@census.gov. That is by far the best way to ensure an answer!

Table S1703 is a special population profile (SPP) meaning that due to the small subpopulation of the variable and the crosses in the tabulations, there are certain population thresholds that need to be met for these tables to be released. SPPs are only released for geographies with populations of 500,000 or more AND each specific universe for that geography must be at least 65,000 or more for 1-Year and 7,000 or more for 5-Year. S1703 is a very detailed poverty table with very small subpopulations (e.g., below 50 percent of poverty) with some very fine crosses (e.g., foreign born or with a disability). The other two poverty topic table (S1701 and S1702) are available for all geographies in the 1-Year and all non-overlapping geographies in the 5-Year.

I did a quick check of S1703 and there are very few tracts available in past years. Are there tracts in particular you are looking for that were available in previous years and aren't this year?

Thanks,
KaNin Reese
ACS Data Products
SEHSD-U.S. Census Bureau

Hi Julie,

I'm sorry you have not received a response, but the Census Bureau does not actively monitor postings in data user groups. If you have ACS questions that you need answered by someone at the Census Bureau, please email us directly at: acso.data.user@census.gov. That is by far the best way to ensure an answer!

Table S1703 is a special population profile (SPP) meaning that due to the small subpopulation of the variable and the crosses in the tabulations, there are certain population thresholds that need to be met for these tables to be released. SPPs are only released for geographies with populations of 500,000 or more AND each specific universe for that geography must be at least 65,000 or more for 1-Year and 7,000 or more for 5-Year. S1703 is a very detailed poverty table with very small subpopulations (e.g., below 50 percent of poverty) with some very fine crosses (e.g., foreign born or with a disability). The other two poverty topic table (S1701 and S1702) are available for all geographies in the 1-Year and all non-overlapping geographies in the 5-Year.

I did a quick check of S1703 and there are very few tracts available in past years. Are there tracts in particular you are looking for that were available in previous years and aren't this year?

Thanks,
KaNin Reese
ACS Data Products
SEHSD-U.S. Census Bureau