VOLUME I

This volume comprises nine parts, with the States arranged alphabetically and followed by Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands of the United States. Data for the United States, each State and the District of Columbia, and each of the outlying areas are presented as separate chapters. The areas included in each part are listed below by chapter number:

1 Chapters for outlying areas differ in detail from those for the States; statistics for outlying areas not included in the totals in Part 1.

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Figure 1.-Regions and geographic divisions of the United States: 1960-

Figure 2.—Standard metropolitan statistical areas of the United States: 1960-

Figure 3.-Standard metropolitan statistical areas in Northeastern United States: 1960......

Maps showing standard metropolitan statistical areas, counties, places of 10,000 inhabitants or more, and urbanized areas appear

in the individual State chapters.

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Statistics for each State and for various areas within the State are presented in a series of standard tables.
The tables are arranged

by type of area, with maximum detail presented for the larger areas. The tables for a State constitute a separate chapter. The chapter

number (State prefix number) appears as part of the page number for each page. Tables 1 to 39 are listed below. Tables 9 to 11 are

omitted for a State if there are fewer than 25,000 units with nonwhite household heads, tables 12 to 17 are omitted if there are no standard

metropolitan statistical areas or urbanized areas, and tables 36 to 39 are omitted if there are no standard metropolitan statistical areas or

places having the specified number of units with nonwhite household heads. Tables 40 to 42, not listed below, present statistics for hous-

ing units with white household heads having Spanish surnames in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas, or for housing

units with Puerto Rican heads in the other States; these tables are shown only for standard metropolitan statistical areas and places having

a specified number of such units. The subjects covered by the tables are given on pages x and x1. The specific tables for an area and the

page numbers are listed on page 1 of the chapter for the State.

THE STATE

Table 1.-Selected characteristics, for the State, standard metropolitan statistical areas, and places of 10,000 inhabitants or more: 1960.

Table 2.-Tenure, vacancy status, and condition and plumbing facilities, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 3.-Bathrooms, rooms, and bedrooms, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 4.-Structural characteristics and heating equipment, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 5.-Occupancy characteristics, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 6.-Type of fuel and selected equipment, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 7.-Financial characteristics and duration of vacancy, for the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural nonfarm: 1960.

Table 8.-Selected characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for the State, SMSA's, and places of 10,000 inhabit-

ants or more: 1960.

Table 9.-Tenure, condition and plumbing facilities, and structural characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for

the State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 10.-Occupancy characteristics, units in structure, and year structure built for housing units with nonwhite household heads, for the

State, inside and outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

Table 11.-Selected equipment and financial characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for the State, inside and

outside SMSA's, urban and rural: 1960.

STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL areas, places oF 50,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE,

AND URBANIZED AREAS

Table 12.-Tenure, vacancy status, and condition and plumbing facilities, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants

or more, urban balance, rural total, and urbanized areas: 1960.

Table 13.-Bathrooms, rooms, and bedrooms, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants or more, urban balance,

rural total, and urbanized areas: 1960.

Table 14.-Structural characteristics and heating equipment, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants or more,

urban balance, rural total, and urbanized areas: 1960.

Table 15.-Occupancy characteristics, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants or more, urban balance, rural total,

and urbanized areas: 1960.

Table 16.-Type of fuel and selected equipment, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants or more, urban balance,

rural total, and urbanized areas: 1960.

Table 17.-Financial characteristics and duration of vacancy, for SMSA's, constituent counties, places of 50,000 inhabitants or more,

urban balance, rural total, and urbanized areas: 1960.

PLACES OF 1,000 TO 50,000 INHABITANTS

Table 18.-Tenure, vacancy status, and condition and plumbing facilities, for places of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 19. Structural characteristics, for places of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 20.-Occupancy characteristics, year built, and heating equipment, for places of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 21.-Financial characteristics, year moved into unit, and duration of vacancy, for places of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 22.-Tenure, vacancy status, and condition and plumbing facilities, for places of 10,000 to 25,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 23.-Structural characteristics and selected equipment, for places of 10,000 to 25,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 24.-Occupancy and financial characteristics, for places of 10,000 to 25,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 25.-Tenure, vacancy status, condition and plumbing facilities, and structural characteristics, for places of 2,500 to 10,000 inhab-

itants: 1960.

Table 26.-Occupancy and financial characteristics, year built, and heating equipment, for places of 2,500 to 10,000 inhabitants: 1960.

Table 27.-Selected characteristics of housing units, for places of 1,000 to 2,500 inhabitants: 1960.

COUNTIES

Table 28.-Tenure, vacancy status, condition and plumbing facilities, and structural characteristics, for counties outside SMSA's: 1960.

Table 29.-Occupancy characteristics, heating equipment, and type of fuel, for counties outside SMSA's: 1960.

DETAILED TABLES-Continued

COUNTIES-Continued

Table 31.-Tenure, vacancy status, condition and plumbing facilities, and structural characteristics of rural-nonfarm housing units, for

counties: 1960.

Table 32.-Occupancy and financial characteristics and heating equipment of rural-nonfarm housing units, for counties: 1960.

Table 33.-Tenure, condition and plumbing facilities, and structural characteristics of occupied rural-farm housing units, for counties: 1960.

Table 34.-Occupancy characteristics and rent status of occupied rural-farm housing units, for counties: 1960.

Table 35.-Source of water and sewage disposal, for counties: 1960.

SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTical areas AND PLACES

Nonwhite

Table 36.- Characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for SMSA's and places with 100 to 400 such units: 1960.

Table 37.-Characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for SMSA's and places with 400 to 2,000 such units: 1960.

Table 38. Characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for SMSA's and places with 2,000 or more such units: 1960.

Table 39.-Financial characteristics of housing units with nonwhite household heads, for SMSA's and places with 2,000 or more such

units: 1960.

APPENDIX TABLE

Table A-1, showing percent of allocation for nonresponse or inconsistency in 1960, for the State by size of place, appears at the end of the
individual State chapters.

CORRECTIONS

See pages XLVI to LII for revised figures on gross rent for renter-
occupied units with nonwhite household heads, units with household heads
of Spanish surname, and units with Puerto Rican heads.

SUBJECTS PRESENTED BY TYPE OF AREA AND TABLE NUMBER

[In tables presenting data for units with nonwhite household heads, units with white heads of Spanish surname, and units with Puerto Rican heads, the term "All units" means the same as "All occupied units"]