Social Characteristics of Urban and Rural Communities, 1950

1,000 incorporated AREAS AND URBAN Calif Census of Population central cities Chapter Characteristics classification college communities compared comparisons differences distribution East North Central economic employed males employed persons employment enrolled in school entertainment and recreation farm females Foreign-born white functional specialization gradient greater growth rate high and low higher education income suburbs independent cities industry inhabitants kindred workers labor force participation low income places maintenance trade centers median income metropolitan counties metropolitan status metropolitan suburbs military centers minor types native white nonfarm nonmanufacturing nontrade centers North Central percent Places outside urbanized public administration quintile regional residence rural sex ratio size of place size-of-place groups SMA's South specialization in manufacturing Standard metropolitan areas Texas tion transportation types of functional types of specialized unincorporated place United unrelated individuals urban fringe urban places urbanized areas villages West South Central white-collar workers wholesale and retail