ACS Living Arrangements Centroids

Overview This feature service provides census-derived living arrangement indicators for U.S. geographies, supporting map display and analysis of household composition patterns. The data is organized into separate layers for states, counties, and census tracts, allowing users to explore the same themes at multiple geographic scales. Feature Layers State — State-level summary features with American Community Survey living arrangement measures for residents in households, including adults and children living alone, with spouses, unmarried partners, other relatives, or other nonrelatives. County — County-level features showing the same household composition indicators for local area comparison across counties within each state. Tract — Census tract features providing finer-grained neighborhood patterns of household living arrangements and family structure. Content Theme The layers focus on population living arrangements across age groups, including adults 18 and over, adults ages 18 to 34, 35 to 64, and 65 and over, as well as children under 18. The attributes support direct counts and percent-based summaries of living alone, living with a spouse, living with an unmarried partner, living with relatives, and living with other nonrelatives. Geographic Coverage The service covers the United States and includes statewide, countywide, and census tract views for comparison across the nation. Use Cases Comparing household living arrangements across regions and demographic groups Mapping family and nonfamily household patterns at state, county, and tract levels Supporting demographic analysis, planning, and social research using American Community Survey indicators Creating thematic maps of household composition and age-specific living arrangements Source The attributes are derived from American Community Survey population and household estimates with associated margins of error and Esri-calculated percentage fields.