Table 3. SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES -Con.

Items 113-116 and 119 are as of April 1, 1950; items 117-118 and 120-123 are calendar-year figures. Items 113-118 based on reports for a sample of farms, see text. Asterisk (*) denotes item for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively]

15

2,285

1,937

1,958

1,123

3,037

1,963

835

1,802

18,439 13,198 11,949

2,242

3,837

2,902

1,055

2,223

1,171

2,827

1,942

761

1,653

1,634

930

1,789

1,327

1,322 1,031

624
962

440

457

672

920
6,795
780 4,403
969 7,534

1,834

2,473

1,373
1,136
930

5,824 38,050 23,562 164,091
2,247
2,048
4,559 11,381

5,314

2,387

2,257

4,940

12,933

27,553

38,718

8,852

18,340

25,683

14,002
18,010

5,849 175

618

162

1,086

191

613

185

454

173

732

174

908 162 121
743 178
131
6951 174 126

5

Bent.

1 Comprises deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations,
2 Members of the Federal Home Loan Bank System.
Figures for Rio Grande and Saguache combined with Alamosa.
Figures for Conejos and Costilla combined with Archuleta.
7 Figures for Gunnison, Hindsdale, Mineral, Ouray, Park, and Teller combined with Chaffee.
Figures for Eagle, Garfield, Gilpin, Grand, Lake, Pitkin, and Summit combined with Clear Creek.
for Montezuma and San Miguel combined with Dolores.
Figure for Elbert combined with Douglas.
combined with Jackson.
Figure for Sedgwick combined with Logan.
16 Figure for Yuma combined

8 Figures for Kiowa and
10 Figures for Fremont and
13 Less than $500.
with Phillips.

12

138 348,069

154
155
139

4,594
2,387

2,848,256 1,744, 106 46 184,492 185,128 134 12,652 760,539 490,434 12 34,731 32,979 15,071 918,861 466,592 10 43,972 1,512 119,290 87,264 1 2,290 855 91,690 71,036 2 904 14,509 710,692 436,162 12 79,159 2,077 158,586 125,303 310 37,030 31,965 1,064 51,568 35,350

144

5
1

6,579 237 16,620

1,129 78,270 6,341 331 19,097

3

3 Total includes unallocated sale of bonds.
Figures for Crowley and Otero combined with
Lincoln combined with Cheyenne.
Huerfano combined with Custer.

11

Figures 14 Figures for Moffat, Rio Blanco, and Routt

Table 3.-SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES-Con.

(Figures are as of April 1. Minus sign (-) denotes decrease. Item 13 based on 20-percent sample, see text. Percent not shown where less than 0.1. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively)

Urban-rural residence,

1

Persons 1 year old and over in 1950.

16,986 -0.5 29.3

10,416 -9.9 30.5

8,906 25.5 36.3 74,229

38.21 22.1|

Table 3. SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES -Con.

[Items 15-18 are calendar-year figures; items 19-31 are as of April 1. Items 19-22 and 23-30 based on 20-percent sample, see text. Percent and median not shown where base is less than 500 for sample items. Percent not shown where less than 0.1. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively. "n" denotes statistics are not available. For figures on households, see item 55]

Kent..

New Castle..

Sussex...

The District.....

Alachua...
Baker.....
Bay...
Bradford...

Brevard...

Citrus..

Clay....

Brovard..

Calhoun..

Charlotte..

Collier..
Columbia..

Dade..

De Soto..
Dixie...

Duval..

Escambia..

Flagler....

Franklin...

Gadsden..

Gilchrist.

Glades...

Gulf.

Hamilton..

Hardee...

Hendry..

Hernando.

Highlands.

Hillsborough.

Holmes..

Indian River.

Jackson.....

Jefferson..
Lafayette.

Lake..

Lee....

Leon.......

Levy...

Liberty.....
Madison..

Manatee..

Marion.......

Martin....

Monroe..

Nassau.

Okaloosa.

Okeechobee..

Orange.

Osceola.

Palm Beach..

Suwannee.

Taylor..

Union...

Pasco.....

Pinellas...
Polk.....

Putnam..
St. Johns.

St. Lucie.

Santa Rosa.
Sarasota....

Seminole.

Sumter..

Table 3.

SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES

Con.

[Figures are as of April 1. Percent not shown where less than 0.1. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively]

Kent...

New Castle..
Sussex...

The District..

Alachua....

Baker.......

Bay...

Bradford..

Brevard..

Broward.

Calhoun..

Charlotte

Citrus....

Clay....

Collier..
Columbia.

Dade.

De Soto...
Dixie.....

Duval..
Escambia.

Flagler..

Franklin..

Gadsden...

Gilchrist.

Glades.

Gulf......

Hamilton..

Hardee.

Lee Leon. Levy Liberty

Madison..

Hendry..

Hernando..

Highlands.
Hillsborough.

Holmes...

Indian River.

Jackson....
Jefferson..

Lafayette.
Lake......

Manatee.
Marion...

Martin..

Monroe..

Nassau.

Okaloosa..

Okeechobee..

Orange

Osceola..

Palm Beach...

Pasco...
Pinellas.
Polk..

Putnam..

St. Johns.

St. Lucie..

Santa Rosa..
Sarasota...
Seminole..

Sumter...

Suwannee.

Taylor......
Union...

Volusia..

6,242 81.5 28.6
3,664 77.5 24.6

6,041

3,585

168 202 57

1,504 23.0 13.4 1,477 27,944 68.21 30.0 26,659 2,855 Includes employed persons classified in forestry and fisheries, private households, entertainment and recreation services, public administration, and industry not reported, which are not included in any group shown separately here.

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