The daytime population refers to the people who are present in an area during normal business hours, including workers. This is in contrast to the resident population present during the evening and nighttime hours. Use the interactive ranking table to examine state and county daytime population and related measures based on data from the 2009 American Community Survey. See http://proximityone.com/stcty_daytime_population09.htm.

Use the new/updated demographic estimates and projections interactive ranking table to analyze county patterns and trends and assess how metros of interest relate to each another: -- http://proximityone.com/demographics2020.htm -- new estimates and projections, June 2011, reflect Census 2010 results.

34 U.S. counties have median housing value ($MHV), centric to mid-2007, of $500,000 (owner-occupied units) or more. To find out which counties, click the $MHV column header twice in the ranking table provided below (rightmost column). The $MHV measure is one of thousands of subject matter items now available for all U.S. states, counties, cities, school districts and other geographies based on the American Community Survey 2009 5-year estimates released December 2010. These are the first "richer demographics" for all cities and places since Census 2000. Use the interactive ranking table to rank/compare/examine selected measures for the U.S. and all states and counties. -- http://proximityone.com/ussc0509.htm