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Hi Garth - The ACS PUMS has a Place of Work PUMA code (POWPUMA) that identifies work location, but the geographic specificity is far less granular than LEHD/LODES. If by "finer detail" you mean worker characteristic detail, PUMS may be helpful. I do not know of any resources that have a finer ...

Hi Steve - My read is that the new DOT guidance isn't yet sufficiently clear on what data are required. Official birth rates and marriage rates are typically calculated based on administrative data, not survey. And ACS data on "birth in past year" often does not align with administrative records of where ...

The public use microdata has a much more comprehensive list of languages available. You can find the full list of languages in the "PUMS Code Lists" document here: www.census.gov/.../documentation.html

I love a good data mystery! Jan - Do you have the full table of all household types that you're able to share? (Can send via email, as it probably won't display well here...)

In addition to the information Todd shared, I'll add two points that I think may help. First, you are right that typically the decennial census forms the basis for the population estimates. But you'll recall that 2020 was not "typical" in any way. In particular, there were challenges with using 2020 ...