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2008 Commerce Population Estimates pdf

Historical Estimates
Arizona is the nation’s second-fastest growing state;
Population growth since the 2000 census Excel

Rankings
Population Ranked by Population Size Excel
Population Ranked by Percent Change Excel
Population Ranked by Numerical Change Excel


Historical Estimates
2007 - Estimates pdf
2006 - Estimates pdf
2005 - Estimates pdf
2004 - Estimates pdf
2003 - Estimates pdf
2002 - Estimates pdf
2001 - Estimates pdf



2000-2008 Composite Estimates Excel


2008 Input Data and Population Estimates Calculator

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NOTE: The estimates data series has been updated to reflect the methodology approved for use in the 2008 estimates forward.
Prepared by: Arizona Dept. of Commerce, Population Statistics Unit

Sixty Years of Arizona Growth ...

1940-1950- 50% ..
        1950-1960- 74% ..
                1960-1970- 36% ..
                        1970-1980- 53% ..
                                1980-1990- 35% ..
                                        1990-2000- 40% ..

2000-2010-( ).. Any Guesses..???

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Estimates Methodology

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Housing Unit Methodology Click Here



Arizona Dept. of Commerce
Population Statistics Unit
1700 West Washington St., Suite 220
Phoenix, AZ 85007
PH: (602) 771-1179
FAX: (602) 771-1207


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Vision

To create an estimates program independent of external forces where staff assigned to prepare the state, county, and place population estimates have the freedom to apply sound statistical principles and to use assumptions based on experience, education, and knowledge of solid demographic methodology.

Mission

The mission of the Estimates Program is to ensure that data users are provided with the best possible population estimates product we can produce. A product that that enables them to make sound budgetary and operational decisions.

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