The only major data release from the 2020 census so far is the Redistricting Data, which includes data for small areas, including tracts, block groups, and blocks. This release doesn't include any data on sex, detailed age groups, or household relationships…

I just find an article, which partially answered my question. But what should I do?

https://atcoordinates.info/2020/05/11/the-trouble-with-zip-codes-solutions-for-data-analysis-and-mapping/

I agree Geocorr is a great resource for this, but I'd strongly recommend against a simple 116th to 118th crosswalk if you can avoid that. Instead, I'd crosswalk from smaller units to 118th CDs... blocks, block groups, tracts, county subdivisions... whatever…

Dear Steve

I'm working on an R function that creates an LEP table for a Place or CSD. The table contains all the languages for the PUMS LANP variable that occur in the PUMA.  180+ potential languages;

What is the city/town (CSD or Place) I have that…

Doing multiple time points to track the "over time" relationship between broadband access and income is a much harder problem. I would set that aside for now.  Do a "cross-sectional" analysis for a single time point, for example the 2016-2020…

I would be pretty careful with Group Quarters and their characteristics with DP.  I was working on something in West Feliciana which has Angola Prison, one of the largest if not the largest  maximum security prison in the United States with over 5,000 inmates…

Dear Tim,

Great to meet you and thanks for reviewing my first post.

I did look into the HUD "Point-in-Time" census, which is done in January every year. The reason that I am looking into ACS data is because I would like to get data for cities and towns…