Population Items from Subjects on the American Community Survey 2005-2011
Note: items did not appear in this order on survey, but are numbered here for easy reference
1. Age (and date of birth)
2. Sex
3. Race
4. Hispanic origin
5. Relationship to household head
6. Marital status
7. Marriage in the past 12 months *
8. Number of times married *
9. Year of last marriage *
10. Births in the past 12 months (for women ages 15–50)
11. School attendance/educational attainment
12. Public or private school (for people enrolled in the past three months)
13. Field of bachelor’s degree ***
14. Place of birth
15. Citizenship
16. Year of immigration
17. Language spoken at home
18. How well English is spoken
19. Ancestry
20. Veteran status/period of service
21. Veteran’s service-connected disability rating *
22. Place of residence one year ago
23. Health insurance coverage *
24. Disability —hearing impairment **
25. Disability—vision impairment **
26. Disability—concentrating, remembering, or making decisions **
27. Disability—walking or climbing stairs **
28. Disability —dressing or bathing **
29. Disability—going outside of the home **
30. Whether and how long responsible for grandchildren in home
31. Employment status
32. Hours worked in preceding week
33. Occupation
34. Industry
35. Class of worker
36. Place of work
37. Means of transportation to work
38. Commuting time and when usually left for work
39. Carpooling
40. On layoff or temporarily absent (if not employed last week)
41. Looking for work in past four weeks
42. Year last worked
43. Weeks worked in past 12 months
44. Hours worked per week in past 12 months
45. Occupation, industry, class of worker
46. Income from earnings
47. Income from self-employment (non-farm plus farm self-employment)
48. Income from Social Security or Railroad Retirement
49. Income from Supplemental Security Income
50. Income from public assistance
51. Income from interest, dividends, rent, etc.
52. Income from pensions
53. All other income
For notes, go back to Subjects on the American Community Survey 2005-2011
