(See also Local Subject Index)
Census Tract Tables & Reference Map (5 pages) - Permanent Population, Dwelling Units, Permanent Households, "Vacant" Dwelling Units, Map;
Map of Permanent Population, Dwelling Units (DU) & Permanent Households (HH) by Zip Code (4 pages)
Map of Permanent Population by Census Tract (CT)
Map of Permanent Population by Census Block (CB)
Map of Permanent Population by Census Block Group (CBG) - Hernando County
Map of Permanent Population by Census Block Group (CBG) - Spring Hill Inset
Map of Dwelling Units by Census Block Group (CBG) - Hernando County
Map of Dwelling Units by Census Block Group (CBG) - Spring Hill Inset
Map of Permanent Households by Census Block Group (CBG) - Hernando County
Map of Permanent Households by Census Block Group (CBG) - Spring Hill Inset
Map of "Vacant" Dwelling Units by Census Block Group (CBG) - Hernando County
Map of "Vacant" Dwelling Units by Census Block Group (CBG) - Spring Hill Inset
Map of Age 18 & Over by Census Block Group (CBG) - Hernando County
Map of Age 18 & Over by Census Block Group (CBG) - Spring Hill Inset
2013 Census Block Group Tables & Reference Maps (5 pages) - Monthly Estimates of Population, Dwelling Units, Households;
2012 Local Governments in Florida - Population Served - Top 40 (of 478)
Hernando County: Florida Governments of Similar Population Size - Map
Minority Race Counts / Hispanics: Maps (5) - Hernando County
Tampa Bay / Central Florida Region (2010 Census Comparisons: 12-Counties - See Map)
Age Demographics (4 pages - sorted) Median Age, Age 18+, Age 55+
Housing Demographics (4 pages - sorted) "Vacant" Dwelling Units, Average Household (HH) Size, % of Renters;
"Vacant" & Seasonal Dwelling Units (3 pages - sorted) % Seasonal, % All Other Vacant;
Other Demographics (3 pages - sorted) Group Quarters, (Ex. Nursing Homes) % with "Child" in Household;
Latino Heritage Demographics (5 pages - sorted) % Latino Heritage, % Cuban Heritage, % Mexican Heritage, % Puerto Rican Heritage;
Florida
Land Area & Population Density by Florida County (4 pages)
Census 2010 Mailback Participation Rates
(Old Census 2000 Geography - See Map)
Census 2000: Census Data Sets, Factfinder, TIGER Maps, and Local Results/Maps
Census 2000: When is the data released???
December 31, 2000 to mid-January 2001: Florida receives Apportionment data for U.S. House of Representatives
April 1, 2001: Hernando County receives census block data by race for Redistricting
Summer, Fall, 2001: Hernando County receives short-form 100% data (Summary File 1 & 2)
Summer, Fall, 2002: Hernando County receives long-form sample data (Summary File 3 & 4)
April 1, 2000 was Census Day in Hernando County, Florida.
Thank You Hernando County for making us #1--again!
The 2000 mailback response rate* for our County was 70%--that was the #1 ranking of 67 Florida Counties. (Hernando was also #1 in 1990 with 71%)
Goal of Census 2000
Planning Department Homepage
Census 2000: Homepage
Other Census Data Available Today!
The Board of County Commissioners for Hernando County formed a partnership with the U.S. Census Bureau to assist them with the local expertise necessary to ensure a complete population count for Census 2000. The U.S. Census Bureau is mandated by the Constitution to take a census every ten years counting all residents in the United States for the apportionment of the House of Representatives. Redistricting at the state and local levels is also based upon the census data. Census Day was Saturday April 1, 2000.
So why take a census? Approximately $180 billion in government funds are allocated based upon census data. Businesses are better able to produce the products wanted by the public because census numbers help industry to locate potential markets thus reducing financial risk. Organizations in both the private and public sectors use the data for planning purposes and strategies.
The goal of Census 2000 was an accurate, cost-effective effort to see that every household received, filled out, and returned a census questionnaire. Approximately 5 of 6 households received a "short form" questionnaire in the mail asking, for example, about the gender of residents, the age of residents, and whether they rent or own their home. Approximately 1 of 6 households received the "long form" asking additional questions about income of residents, where they work, the education they attained, or the vehicles available in their household.
In Hernando County, new traffic analysis zone boundaries (TAZ) were submitted to the Census Bureau based upon county growth and the Suncoast Parkway. In 1998, new split census tracts (CT) were proposed and published to this website. The Census Bureau has also sought and received local help as to the nature and extent of unincorporated communities called Census Designated Places. (CDP) Unlike 1990, a Local Census Office (LCO) was opened here in Brooksville to serve Citrus, Hernando, and parts of Pasco County. It was located in a strip center off Clinton Boulevard near the Cortez Boulevard bypass.
If you have any suggestions or questions, please call the Census Office at 301/457-4100, 800/471-9424, or the Hernando County Planning Department at 754-4057 ext 114.
*2000 mailback rates:
Hernando County: 70%
Brevard County: 69%
Flagler County: 69%
Clay County: 68%
Seminole County: 68%