AANHPI
Community Data Explorer
AANHPI Community Data Explorer compiles demographic insights on Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. This tool provides valuable resources for journalists, community organizations, governments, and policymakers to make informed decisions and foster inclusive growth of AAPI communities. Use the tool to explore population trends, socioeconomic status, and integration of AAPI communities over time and across the country.
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AANHPI Community Data Explorer
There's a lot of data here! To reduce load times, the chart will only update when you press the APPLY CHANGES button below.
To view a subregion, click the map or make a selection on the right
Note: ACS 5-year and 1-year estimates are only available for major race groups, alone, e.g., 'Asian Alone', 'NHPI Alone'. Be sure you have at least one of these groups selected to view this data.
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Note: By default, table is sorted by Year, Metric, and Race/Ethnicity. Click column headers to sort differently.
download this dataNote: By default, table is sorted by year and population. Click column headers to sort differently.
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These PDFs are generated using data from the most recent 5-year IPUMS dataset. Due to small sample sizes for certain geographies and race-ethnic groups, not all geographies and race-ethnic groups are available.
Option 1: Community Snapshot
Download a styled infographic for your community of choice
Option 2: Community Deep Dive
Download all data for your community in tabular format.
About this data
Explore the Community Counts Dashboard
The Community Counts Dashboard is another product of the AAPI Data team. This tool includes the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau on the detailed ethnicities of Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities across the United States. Check it out by clicking on the preview below.
