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Census API Extract Creator

Introducing the Beta Version of the Census API Extract Creator

This unique interactive platform allows you to compose an API call that extracts the selected 5-Year American Community Survey (ACS) variables from the most recent release. The data points come from Data Profile, Subject, and Detailed Profile tables representing over 135,000 variables.

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We're looking for your feedback to help make these important ACS data points easier to access for all of our data users.

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Note: This visualization works best with the Chrome browser on a laptop or desktop.


Featured Data Visualizations

Some of our data visualizations were featured in a gallery installation at the Tableau Conference 2019. Others were featured in a presentation by the Census Bureau's Data Visualization team. 

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Breweries in the United States

Breweries in the U.S.

Not a single U.S. state saw a decline in the overall number of breweries between 2012 and 2016.


Time for a Grocery Run!

Time for a grocery run! See selected products at us grocery stores by state

Dig deeper into Economic Census data to learn more about products sold in your state.


2020 Census Complete Count Committees

Complete Count Committee Map

See our map of Complete Count Committees across the nation and sign up today.

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Getting Ready for 2020

Partner Engagement Dashboard Example

The 2020 Census is less than one year away. We’re embedding analytics and designing dashboards to help propel the culture of data-driven decision making, as we ask for your support to embark on the largest federal mobilization to conduct the next decennial count. Learn more about different ways to partner with us and join our developer community.

Get Help With Census Bureau Data

Our team of data specialists can assist in bringing the world of data right to you - your home, classroom, or boardroom - data about your community.