Historical Data

Historical population figures from previous decennial censuses for Missouri state and counties and incorporated places, plus links to national historical data sites

Quick Links ACS Profile Reports ACS Profile extract app ACS Trends Reports 2010 Census SF1 Profile SF1 Data extract app CAPS: Circular Area Profiles MABLE/Geocorr Population Trend Reports Pop Estimates by Age MO County Data Map Applinks Master Menu Geographic Codes Lookup   2000 Census Profiles   1990-2000 Census Trend Reports Missouri Population County 1900 to 2000: Excel | PDF Places (incorporated), 1900-1990 Dynamic mapping of the Missouri population, 1810 to 2010 (Now with 2010 data!) Mapping of the Missouri minority population, 1810 to 2010 See these and other (entire U.S.) historical animations from the links at http://mcdc-maps.missouri.edu/. Other Missouri Indicators Population by County by Age by Sex, 1940-1990 Excel | PDF Population Density, 1900-2000 [Land Area; Pop. Per Sq. Miles] Excel | PDF Population and Components of Change, 1930-2004 [Births, Deaths, Natural Increase, Net Migration] Excel | PDF Employed Population by County by Industry by Sex, 1930-1990 Excel | PDF U.S. and Other Sites Census Bureau - the Bureau's historical data page. Historical Census Statistics On Population Totals By Race, 1790 to 1990, and By Hispanic Origin, 1970 to 1990, For Large Cities And Other Urban Places In The United States . Cited from the above historical data page. The Missouri portion of this data collection reports for 5 large cities: Independence, Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Louis and Springfield. Integrated Public Microdata Use Series "IPUMS" is one of the all-time great sites for serious demographic / historical research. Historical Census Browser at the University of Virginia NHGIS (National Historical Geographic Information System) at the University of Minnesota features aggregate census data covering over two centuries (1790 to 2000). The site includes access to shape files that can be used to map the data. Social Explorer from the City University of New York, provides "easy access to demographic information about the United States, from 1940 to 2010." Maps and reports. This is a subscription service which is not cheap. They offer a 30-day free trial version.

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