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Data Profile for Staten Island

Staten Island is a Borough in New York that had total population of 443,728 in 2000 according to the US Census. Staten Island ranks lowest on Percent of People that are Black of any Borough. It ranks highest on Percent of People that are White, lowest on Percent of all Students Who Are Black, and highest on Percent of all Students Who Are White.

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Population and Demographics
Indicators
Chart All Labor Force
   Percent of People in the Labor Force (1990) 64.3%  
   Percent of People that are Unemployed in 1990 (Unemployment Rate) (1990) 6.3%  
Chart All Population
   Net change in total population from 1990-2000 (2000) 64,751  
   Percent change in total population from 1990-2000 (2000) 17.1%  
Chart All Households
   Net Change in number of households from 1990-2000 (2000) 26,125  
   Percent change in number of households from 1990-2000 (2000) 20.1%  
Chart All Average Household Size
   Change in average number of people per household from 1990-2000 (2000) -0.09  
   Percent change in average number of people per household from 1990-2000 (2000) -3.0%  
Chart All Race and Ethnicity
   Number of Households that are of Other Spanish or Hispanic Origin (2005) 11,550  
   Number of People that are American Indian or Alaska Native (1990) 600  
   Number of People that are Asian (2000) 24,538  
   Number of People that are Asian or Pacific Islander (1990) 16,719  
   Number of People that are Black (1990) 30,753  
   Number of People that are Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (2000) 216  
   Number of People that are of Two or More Races (2000) 12,042  
   Number of People that are White (1990) 322,387  
   Number of Puerto Rican Households (1999) 6,188  
   Percent of All Households that are Puerto Rican Households (1999) 4.3%  
   Percent of Households that are of Other Spanish or Hispanic Origin (2005) 7.1%  
   Percent of People that are American Indian or Alaska Native (1990) 0.2%  
   Percent of People that are Asian (2000) 5.5%  
   Percent of People that are Asian or Pacific Islander (1990) 4.4%  
   Percent of People that are Black (1990) 8.1%  
   Percent of People that are Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (2000) 0.0%  
   Percent of People that are of Two or More Races (2000) 2.7%  
   Percent of People that are White (1990) 85.1%  
Chart All Foreign Born Population
   Change in Number of Foreign Born People from 1990 to 2000 (2000) 28,107  
   Percent Change in Number of Foreign Born People from 1990 to 2000 (2000) 63.1%  
Chart All Linguistically Isolated Households
   Change in Total Number of Households That Are Linguistically Isolated from 1990 to 2000 (2000) 3,314  
   Change in Total Percent of Households That Are Linguistically Isolated from 1990 to 2000 (2000) 1.5%