Hennepin County
Census Data: Children by Family Type

U.S. Census 2000, Tables, Maps, and Charts
Hennepin County School Districts and Minneapolis Neighborhoods
Note: The U.S. Census Bureau defines the householder as "Person 1", who is the first person who filled out the questionnaire.  The householder is not necessarily the oldest person in the household or the primary caretaker.  Therefore, relationships to householder do not always exclude the presence of other family members, such as unmarried partners, grandparents, or parents living in three-generation families where the grandparent is the householder.

Charts of children age 0-17 and 0-5 by relationship to householder, Hennepin County and Minneapolis, 2000

Table on change in the number of children by relationship to householder, Hennepin County, suburbs, and Minneapolis, 1990-2000

Table on percent of children age 0-17 by relationship to householder and Hennepin County school districts, 2000

Map of percent of households headed by single-parents, 2000 (in Adobe Acrobat--if you do not have a copy of the free Adobe Reader, click here. )

Downloadable Excel spreadsheets with more detailed data on relationships

Charts

Chart of the percent change in the number of children by their relationship to the householder in Hennepin County, 1990 US Census compared to 2000.

Charts by Percent of Total Children:

Chart of children age 0-17 by relationship to householder in Minneapolis 2000 US Census

Chart of children age 0-17 by relationship to householder in Hennepin County 2000 US Census

Chart of children 0-5 by relationship to householder Minneapolis US Census

Children Age 0-5 by Relationship to Householder Hennepin County 2000 Census

Footnote: Group quarters includes homeless shelters, group homes, dormitories, jails, and institutions.  "Other" includes a few minors who are heads of households themselves.

 

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