While the Census Bureau releases data in large files with hundreds of tables, most users need only a limited amount of information. MIMIC has developed expertise in identifying the items that are most requested. We select these items and create what we call "standard profiles" that display the data in easy to read tables. The profiles portray data for a range of geographic types from state to county to census tract and more. Geographic areas range from the state of Michigan, counties and communities to sub-areas in the city of Detroit.

Click on the profile title to view the geographic types and areas for which the profiles are available.

MIMIC 2000 Census Demographic Characteristics
This profile is drawn from Summary File 1, which contains data from the census short form. It includes data about race and hispanic origin, age, gender, household and family structure as well as housing characteristics.

MIMIC 2000 Census Socioeconimic Profile
This profile is based on Summary File 3, where data comes from the census long form. Among the data items included are education, income, poverty status and labor force characteristics.

MIMIC 2000 Census Legislative Profiles
This profile combines the above two profiles for Michigan U.S. Congressional Districts as well as Michigan Senate and House districts.