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Please note that there is a new format and new demographic data for the Prince William County data dictionary.

County (FIPS):	Prince William (153)	The Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code that uniquely identifies counties in the U.S.
Region (FIPS):	South Region (3)	Regions are groupings of states based on geographic location in the U.S.
Region Division (FIPS):	South Atlantic (5)	Region divisions are groupings of states based on geographic location within each region.
Combined Statistical Area (CSA) (FIPS):	Washington-Baltimore-Arlington, DC-MD-VA-WV-PA (548)	CSAs are groupings of two or more MSAs that have a high level of economic and social connectivity (measured by commuting to work).
Metropolitan or Micropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) (FIPS):	Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area (47900)	Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas (referred to collectively as Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs) in the U.S. CBSAs are groupings of one or more U.S. counties that contain a core urban area accompanied with adjacent counties that have a high level of economic and social connectivity (measured by commuting to work), as delineated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). A metro area houses an urban core population of 50,000 or more people. A micro area houses an urban core population of between 10,000 and 50,000 people. See reference maps or delineation files.
Metropolitan Division (FIPS):	Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metro Division (47894)	Metropolitan Divisions are groupings of counties (or equivalent) within a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) that have an urban core with and a population of at least 2.5 million people. Not all MSAs have Metropolitan Divisions. Entities within Metropolitan Division have strong economic and social connections (measured through commuting)
Council of Governments (COG):	Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG)	Councils of Governments (COGs) are regional planning groups across the U.S., each of which consists of elected public officials and planning authorities from a metropolitan area. The Metropolitan Washington COG includes the District of Columbia, 4 counties and 5 independent cities in Virginia, and 4 counties and 8 cities in Maryland. Visit the MWCOG website.
State (FIPS):	Virginia (51)	The Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code that uniquely identifies states in the U.S.
Census tabulation blocks:	4,119 (down from 6,116 in 2010 Census)	Census tabulation blocks are the smallest level of analysis that the U.S. Census offers. In highly populated areas, census blocks are often the size of a 1x1 city block (bound by streets). Data availability: Decennial censuses.
Census block groups:	285 (increased from 230 in 2010 Census)	Census block groups are the 2nd smallest level of analysis that the U.S. Census offers. Data availability: Decennial censuses and yearly American Community Surveys.
Census tracts:	93 (increased from 83 in 2010 Census)	Census tracts are the 3rd smallest level of analysis that the U.S. Census offers. Data availability: Decennial censuses and yearly American Community Surveys.
CDPs:	21 (zero net change from 2010 Census)	Census Designated Places (CDPs) are densely settled communities that are identifiable by name but are not legally incorporated. In the 2020 Census, one CDP was added and two were consolidated, resulting in zero net change of CDPs in the county.
Zip code tabulation areas:	17	Zip Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) are geographic representations of the United States Postal Service (USPS) Zip Codes.
Count subdivisions (magisterial/election districts):	7	County Subdivisions are the primary boundaries within counties. They could be census subareas, county divisions, or minor civil division (MCDs). Virginia counties have MCDs, which could be townships, magisterial districts, election districts, towns, and barrios. PWC county subdivision MCDs are considered election districts (used interchangeably with magisterial districts).
House districts:	8	In the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia House of Delegates Districts in Prince William County: 2nd, 13th, 31st, 40th, 50th, 51st, 52nd, 87th. Map
Senate districts:	5	In the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia Senate Districts in Prince William County: 13th, 28th, 29th, 36th, 39th. Map
Congressional districts:	3	Virginia Congressional Districts in Prince William County: 1st, 10th, 11th. There are 11 Congressional Districts in Virginia. In the U.S. House of Representatives, Virginia has 2 senators and 11 representatives. Map

Demographic data from American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates

	2015-2019				2010-2014				5-Year Change	% Change
	Estimate	Margin of Error (+/-)	Percent (%)	Percent Margin of Error (+/-)	Estimate	Margin of Error (+/-)	Percent (%)	Percent Margin of Error (+/-)	5-Year Change	% Change
Total population*	461,423	*****	(X)	(X)	428,772	*****	(X)	(X)	32,651	7.62%
SEX
Male	230,487	93	50.00	0.1	213,427	131	49.80	0.1	17,060	7.99%
Female	230,936	93	50.00	0.1	215,345	131	50.20	0.1	15,591	7.24%
AGE
Under 5 years	34,118	57	7.40	0.1	34,553	45	8.10	0.1	-435	-1.26%
5 to 9 years	34,774	976	7.50	0.2	36,180	1,000	8.40	0.2	-1,406	-3.89%
10 to 14 years	36,049	973	7.80	0.2	32,068	998	7.50	0.2	3,981	12.41%
15 to 19 years	32,094	93	7.00	0.1	29,655	100	6.90	0.1	2,439	8.22%
20 to 24 years	29,269	106	6.30	0.1	26,992	101	6.30	0.1	2,277	8.44%
25 to 34 years	62,840	140	13.60	0.1	63,268	177	14.80	0.1	-428	-0.68%
35 to 44 years	70,450	156	15.30	0.1	67,234	162	15.70	0.1	3,216	4.78%
45 to 54 years	67,016	101	14.50	0.1	64,186	157	15.00	0.1	2,830	4.41%
55 to 59 years	28,588	736	6.20	0.2	23,023	718	5.40	0.2	5,565	24.17%
60 to 64 years	22,216	727	4.80	0.2	19,414	717	4.50	0.2	2,802	14.43%
65 to 74 years	28,522	93	6.20	0.1	21,280	64	5.00	0.1	7,242	34.03%
75 to 84 years	11,969	384	2.60	0.1	7,839	352	1.80	0.1	4,130	52.69%
85 years and over	3,518	383	0.80	0.1	3,080	352	0.70	0.1	438	14.22%
Median age (years)	35.2	0	(X)	(X)	33.7	0	(X)	(X)	2	4.45%
Under 18 years	125,851	72	27.30	0.1	121,893	*****	28.40	*****	3,958	3.25%
16 years and over	349,956	485	75.80	0.1	319,522	439	74.52	(X)	30,434	9.52%
18 years and over	335,572	72	72.70	0.1	306,879	*****	71.60	*****	28,693	9.35%
21 years and over	317,878	645	68.90	0.1	290,581	537	67.80	0.1	27,297	9.39%
62 years and over	56,635	593	12.30	0.1	43,283	612	10.10	0.1	13,352	30.85%
65 years and over	44,009	97	9.50	0.1	32,199	64	7.50	0.1	11,810	36.68%
HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE
Hispanic or Latino (of any race)	108,408	*****	23.50	*****	90,746	*****	21.20	*****	17,662	19.46%
Mexican	17,521	1,943	3.80	0.4	17,915	2,246	4.20	0.5	-394	-2.20%
Puerto Rican	9,222	1,384	2.00	0.3	7,582	1,158	1.80	0.3	1,640	21.63%
Cuban	1,157	385	0.30	0.1	1,169	490	0.30	0.1	-12	-1.03%
Other Hispanic or Latino	80,508	2,265	17.40	0.5	64,080	2,350	14.90	0.5	16,428	25.64%
Not Hispanic or Latino	353,015	*****	76.50	*****	338,026	*****	78.80	*****	14,989	4.43%
White alone	198,161	253	42.90	0.1	201,372	438	47.00	0.1	-3,211	-1.59%
Black or African American alone	93,876	955	20.30	0.2	83,229	929	19.40	0.2	10,647	12.79%
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	1,324	255	0.30	0.1	965	251	0.20	0.1	359	37.20%
Asian alone	38,166	894	8.30	0.2	32,654	770	7.60	0.2	5,512	16.88%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	394	125	0.10	0.1	469	143	0.10	0.1	-75	-15.99%
Some other race alone	1,429	331	0.30	0.1	1,417	517	0.30	0.1	12	0.85%
Two or more races	19,665	1,451	4.30	0.3	17,920	1,280	4.20	0.3	1,745	9.74%
HOUSEHOLDS
Total households*	142,000	667	(X)	(X)	134,737	810	(X)	(X)	7,263	5.39%
Family households (families)	109,629	1,044	77.20	(X)	104,407	1,276	77.50	0.8	5,222	5.00%
With own children of the householder under 18 years	57,052	1,052	40.20	(X)	57,726	1,166	42.80	0.8	-674	-1.17%
Married-couple family	86,483	1,283	60.90	0.9	80,974	1,300	60.10	0.9	5,509	6.80%
With own children of the householder under 18 years	44,802	1,089	31.60	0.7	44,311	1,093	32.90	0.8	491	1.11%
Male householder, no wife present, family	7,191	586	5.10	(X)	7,449	750	5.50	0.6	-258	-3.46%
With own children of the householder under 18 years	3,596	476	2.50	(X)	4,140	548	3.10	0.4	-544	-13.14%
Female householder, no husband present, family	15,955	782	11.20	(X)	15,984	805	11.90	0.6	-29	-0.18%
With own children of the householder under 18 years	8,654	644	6.10	(X)	9,275	714	6.90	0.5	-621	-6.70%
Nonfamily households	32,371	980	22.80	(X)	30,330	1,103	22.50	0.8	2,041	6.73%
Householder living alone	26,339	(X)	18.60	(X)	23,977	1,007	17.80	0.7	2,362	9.85%
65 years and over	7,988	(X)	5.60	0.3	5,701	398	4.20	0.3	2,287	40.12%
Households with one or more people under 18 years	62,658	1,073	44.10	0.7	62,031	+/-975	0.47	+/-0.7	627	1.01%
Households with one or more people 65 years and over	29,697	445	20.90	0.3	21,179	+/-490	0.16	+/-0.3	8,518	40.22%
Average household size	3.22	0	(X)	(X)	3.11	+/-0.02	(X)	(X)	0.11	3.54%
Average family size	3.66	0	(X)	(X)	3.51	+/-0.03	(X)	(X)	0.15	4.27%
FERTILITY
Number of women 15 to 50 years old who had a birth in the past 12 months	6,416	487	(X)	(X)	7,656	683	(X)	(X)	-1,240	-16.20%
Unmarried women (widowed, divorced, and never married)	1,532	327	23.90	4.4	1,963	372	25.60	4.2	-431	-21.96%
Births Per 1,000 unmarried women	27	6	(X)	(X)	39	7	(X)	(X)	-12	-30.77%
Births Per 1,000 women 15 to 50 years old	55	4	(X)	(X)	68	6	(X)	(X)	-13	-19.12%
Births Per 1,000 women 15 to 19 years old	5	3	(X)	(X)	13	9	(X)	(X)	-8	-61.54%
Births Per 1,000 women 20 to 34 years old	82	7	(X)	(X)	120	13	(X)	(X)	-38	-31.67%
Births Per 1,000 women 35 to 50 years old	46	7	(X)	(X)	39	6	(X)	(X)	7	17.95%
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Population 25 years and over	295,119	103	(X)	(X)	269,324	139	(X)	(X)	25,795	9.58%
Less than 9th grade	17,714	1,031	6.00	0.3	13,328	1,051	4.90	0.4	4,386	32.91%
9th to 12th grade, no diploma	16,295	1,131	5.50	0.4	14,669	958	5.40	0.4	1,626	11.08%
High school graduate (includes equivalency)	59,087	2,074	20.00	0.7	58,786	1,683	21.80	0.6	301	0.51%
Some college, no degree	57,604	1,706	19.50	0.6	59,560	1,627	22.10	0.6	-1,956	-3.28%
Associate's degree	23,103	1,016	7.80	0.3	20,275	928	7.50	0.3	2,828	13.95%
Bachelor's degree	71,859	1,644	24.30	0.6	61,239	1,473	22.70	0.5	10,620	17.34%
Graduate or professional degree	49,457	1,100	16.80	0.4	41,467	1,230	15.40	0.5	7,990	19.27%
High school graduate or higher	261,110	1,459	88.50	0.5	(X)	(X)	89.60	0.5	(X)	(X)
Bachelor's degree or higher	121,316	1,894	41.10	0.6	(X)	(X)	38.10	0.7	(X)	(X)
VETERAN STATUS
Civilian population 18 years and over	329,872	566	(X)	(X)	300,549	832	(X)	(X)	29,323	9.76%
Civilian veterans	42,139	1,299	12.80	0.4	41,081	1,192	13.70	0.4	1,058	2.58%
DISABILITY STATUS OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION
Total Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population	453,557	690	(X)	(X)	420,411	948	(X)	(X)	33,146	7.88%
With a disability	35,221	1,541	7.80	0.3	28,460	969	6.80	0.2	6,761	23.76%
PLACE OF BIRTH
Native	348,468	2,237	75.50	0.5	335,489	2,068	78.20	0.5	12,979	3.87%
Born in United States	334,487	2,208	72.50	0.5	323,442	2,190	75.40	0.5	11,045	3.41%
State of residence	164,860	2,379	35.70	0.5	149,162	2,464	34.80	0.6	15,698	10.52%
Different state	169,627	2,269	36.80	0.5	174,280	2,551	40.60	0.6	-4,653	-2.67%
Born in Puerto Rico, U.S. Island areas, or born abroad to American parent(s)	13,981	1,018	3.00	0.2	12,047	1,180	2.80	0.3	1,934	16.05%
Foreign born	112,955	2,237	24.50	0.5	93,283	2,068	21.80	0.5	19,672	21.09%
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
Population 5 years and over	427,305	57	(X)	(X)	394,219	45	(X)	(X)	33,086	8.39%
English only	283,096	2,344	66.30	0.5	274,485	2,747	69.60	0.7	8,611	3.14%
Language other than English	144,209	2,334	33.70	0.5	119,734	2,750	30.40	0.7	24,475	20.44%
Speak English less than "very well"	59,204	2,002	13.90	0.5	46,636	1,945	11.80	0.5	12,568	26.95%
Spanish	83,634	1,303	19.60	0.3	70,543	1,645	17.90	0.4	13,091	18.56%
Speak English less than "very well"	38,626	1,393	9.00	0.3	31,216	1,676	7.90	0.4	7,410	23.74%
Other Indo-European languages	26,343	1,640	6.20	0.4	20,381	1,620	5.20	0.4	5,962	29.25%
Speak English less than "very well"	8,198	817	1.90	0.2	5,119	587	1.30	0.1	3,079	60.15%
Asian and Pacific Islander languages	17,600	1,215	4.10	0.3	16,273	1,089	4.10	0.3	1,327	8.15%
Speak English less than "very well"	7,567	640	1.80	0.1	7,024	634	1.80	0.2	543	7.73%
Other languages	16,632	1,643	3.90	0.4	12,537	1,502	3.20	0.4	4,095	32.66%
Speak English less than "very well"	4,813	775	1.10	0.2	3,277	537	0.80	0.1	1,536	46.87%
COMPUTERS AND INTERNET USE
Total households	142,000	667	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)
With a computer	138,014	718	97.20	0.3	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)
With a broadband Internet subscription	133,766	839	94.20	0.4	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Population 16 years and over	349,956	485	(X)	(X)	319,522	439	(X)	(X)	30,434	9.52%
In labor force	254,286	1,558	72.70	0.5	239,389	1,410	74.90	0.5	14,897	6.22%
Civilian labor force	248,586	1,664	71.00	0.5	233,059	1,502	72.90	0.5	15,527	6.66%
Employed	237,220	1,709	67.80	0.5	219,525	1,623	68.70	0.5	17,695	8.06%
Unemployed	11,366	729	3.20	0.2	13,534	895	4.20	0.3	-2,168	-16.02%
Armed Forces	5,700	570	1.60	0.2	6,330	832	2.00	0.3	-630	-9.95%
Not in labor force	95,670	1,609	27.30	0.5	80,133	1,510	25.10	0.5	15,537	19.39%
COMMUTING TO WORK
Workers 16 years and over	238,738	1,691	(X)	(X)	221,556	1,711	(X)	(X)	17,182	7.76%
Car, truck, or van -- drove alone	179,801	2,222	75.30	0.7	162,752	2,290	73.50	0.9	17,049	10.48%
Car, truck, or van -- carpooled	27,454	1,350	11.50	0.6	31,774	1,550	14.30	0.7	-4,320	-13.60%
Public transportation (excluding taxicab)	11,803	774	4.90	0.3	12,431	915	5.60	0.4	-628	-5.05%
Walked	2,677	401	1.10	0.2	3,841	801	1.70	0.4	-1,164	-30.30%
Other means	5,510	584	2.30	0.2	2,252	374	1.00	0.2	3,258	144.67%
Worked at home	11,493	671	4.80	0.3	8,506	657	3.80	0.3	2,987	35.12%
Mean travel time to work (minutes)	40.0	0	(X)	(X)	39.3	0	(X)	(X)	0.70	1.78%
OCCUPATION
Civilian employed population 16 years and over	237,220	1,709	(X)	(X)	219,525	1,623	(X)	(X)	17,695	8.06%
Management, business, science, and arts occupations	104,492	2,063	44.00	0.8	95,439	1,955	43.50	0.9	9,053	9.49%
Service occupations	41,868	1,605	17.60	0.6	38,852	1,576	17.70	0.7	3,016	7.76%
Sales and office occupations	48,755	1,443	20.60	0.6	50,005	1,511	22.80	0.7	-1,250	-2.50%
Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations	22,165	966	9.30	0.4	20,547	1,275	9.40	0.6	1,618	7.87%
Production, transportation, and material moving occupations	19,940	1,075	8.40	0.5	14,682	971	6.70	0.4	5,258	35.81%
INDUSTRY
Civilian employed population 16 years and over	237,220	1,709	(X)	(X)	219,525	1,623	(X)	(X)	17,695	8.06%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	438	129	0.20	0.1	687	276	0.30	0.1	-249	-36.24%
Construction	21,165	960	8.90	0.4	19,163	1,227	8.70	0.5	2,002	10.45%
Manufacturing	7,203	492	3.00	0.2	7,402	614	3.40	0.3	-199	-2.69%
Wholesale trade	3,706	409	1.60	0.2	3,111	474	1.40	0.2	595	19.13%
Retail trade	25,655	1,256	10.80	0.5	23,959	1,318	10.90	0.6	1,696	7.08%
Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	11,202	706	4.70	0.3	10,054	809	4.60	0.4	1,148	11.42%
Information	4,304	481	1.80	0.2	5,051	427	2.30	0.2	-747	-14.79%
Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	13,000	859	5.50	0.4	12,039	819	5.50	0.4	961	7.98%
Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services	44,407	1,418	18.70	0.6	41,327	1,543	18.80	0.7	3,080	7.45%
Educational services, and health care and social assistance	44,135	1,362	18.60	0.6	39,308	1,281	17.90	0.6	4,827	12.28%
Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services	21,035	1,265	8.90	0.5	17,196	1,165	7.80	0.5	3,839	22.32%
Other services, except public administration	12,296	838	5.20	0.4	10,964	944	5.00	0.4	1,332	12.15%
Public administration	28,674	1,095	12.10	0.5	29,264	1,231	13.30	0.6	-590	-2.02%
CLASS OF WORKER
Civilian employed population 16 years and over	237,220	1,709	(X)	(X)	219,525	1,623	(X)	(X)	17,695	8.06%
Private wage and salary workers	173,204	2,042	73.00	0.7	156,891	2,331	71.50	0.8	16,313	10.40%
Government workers	53,545	1,533	22.60	0.6	53,208	1,467	24.20	0.7	337	0.63%
Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers	10,150	713	4.30	0.3	9,121	644	4.20	0.3	1,029	11.28%
Unpaid family workers	321	96	0.10	0.1	305	169	0.10	0.1	16	5.25%
INCOME & ASSISTANCE
Median household income (dollars)	$107,132	1,725	(X)	(X)	$98,514	1,689	(X)	(X)	$8,618	8.75%
With retirement income	31,571	858	22.20	0.6	26,861	779	19.90	0.5	4,710	17.53%
Mean retirement income (dollars)	$43,574	1,973	(X)	(X)	$38,033	1,263	(X)	(X)	$5,541	14.57%
With Supplemental Security Income	3,379	378	2.40	0.3	3,199	378	2.40	0.3	180	5.63%
Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars)	$9,993	717	(X)	(X)	$9,139	562	(X)	(X)	$854	9.34%
With cash public assistance income	1,770	289	1.20	0.2	2,388	397	1.80	0.3	-618	-25.88%
Mean cash public assistance income (dollars)	$2,830	507	(X)	(X)	$3,130	471	(X)	(X)	-$300	-9.58%
With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months	6,596	570	4.60	0.4	7,693	614	5.70	0.5	-1,097	-14.26%
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
Civilian noninstitutionalized population	453,557	690	(X)	(X)	420,411	948	(X)	(X)	33,146	7.88%
With health insurance coverage	403,197	2,404	88.90	0.5	363,835	2,771	86.50	0.6	39,362	10.82%
With private health insurance	357,197	3,153	78.80	0.7	325,284	3,574	77.40	0.8	31,913	9.81%
With public coverage	89,670	2,277	19.80	0.5	69,568	1,962	16.50	0.5	20,102	28.90%
No health insurance coverage	50,360	2,347	11.10	0.5	56,576	2,527	13.50	0.6	-6,216	-10.99%
PERCENTAGE OF FAMILIES AND PEOPLE WHOSE INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS IS BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL
All people	(X)	(X)	6.60	0.5	(X)	(X)	6.50	0.6	(X)	(X)
Under 18 years	(X)	(X)	9.00	1.0	(X)	(X)	9.60	1.1	(X)	(X)
18 years and over	(X)	(X)	5.80	0.4	(X)	(X)	5.30	0.4	(X)	(X)
18 to 64 years	(X)	(X)	5.80	0.4	(X)	(X)	5.50	0.5	(X)	(X)
65 years and over	(X)	(X)	5.30	0.9	(X)	(X)	3.30	0.7	(X)	(X)
HOUSING TENURE
Occupied housing units	142,000	667	95.40	0.5	134,737	810	95.60	0.5	7,263	5.39%
Owner-occupied	104,061	1,117	73.30	0.7	96,757	1,381	71.80	0.8	7,304	7.55%
Renter-occupied	37,939	1,041	26.70	0.7	37,980	1,096	28.20	0.8	-41	-0.11%
Average household size of owner-occupied unit	3.28	0	(X)	(X)	3.17	0	(X)	(X)	0.11	3.47%
Average household size of renter-occupied unit	3.07	0	(X)	(X)	3.12	0	(X)	(X)	-0.05	-1.60%
YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT
Occupied housing units	142,000	667	(X)	(X)	134,737	810	(X)	(X)	7,263	5.39%
Moved in 2017 or later	14,155	858	10.00	0.6	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)
Moved in 2015 to 2016	22,143	882	15.60	0.6	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)	(X)
Moved in 2010 to 2014	36,739	1,018	25.90	0.7	36,270	1,121	26.90	0.8	469	1.29%
Moved in 2000 to 2009	43,570	1,139	30.70	0.8	68,459	1,358	50.80	1.0	-24,889	-36.36%
Moved in 1990 to 1999	14,005	574	9.90	0.4	16,688	672	12.40	0.5	-2,683	-16.08%
Moved in 1989 and earlier	11,388	519	8.00	0.4	13,320	+/-516	9.89	+/-0.4	-1,932	-14.50%
VEHICLES AVAILABLE
Occupied housing units	142,000	667	(X)	(X)	134,737	810	134737.00	(X)	7,263	5.39%
No vehicles available	3,583	379	2.50	0.3	3,829	510	2.80	0.4	-246	-6.42%
1 vehicle available	34,228	1,012	24.10	0.7	33,136	1,239	24.60	0.9	1,092	3.30%
2 vehicles available	60,749	1,258	42.80	0.9	58,227	1,308	43.20	1.0	2,522	4.33%
3 or more vehicles available	43,440	1,099	30.60	0.8	39,545	1,103	29.30	0.8	3,895	9.85%
OCCUPANTS PER ROOM
Occupied housing units	142,000	667	(X)	(X)	134,737	810	(X)	(X)	7,263	5.39%
1.00 or less	137,305	771	96.70	0.3	130,727	1,015	97.00	0.4	6,578	5.03%
1.01 to 1.50	4,081	450	2.90	0.3	3,496	479	2.60	0.4	585	16.73%
1.51 or more	614	187	0.40	0.1	514	164	0.40	0.1	100	19.46%
ROOMS
Median rooms	7.0	0	(X)	(X)	7.2	0	(X)	(X)	-0.20	-2.78%
VALUE
Median (dollars)	$382,400	3,209	(X)	(X)	$323,400	3,335	(X)	(X)	$59,000	18.24%
GROSS RENT
Median (dollars)	$1,713	18	(X)	(X)	$1,532	30	(X)	(X)	$181	11.81%

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*For current population, housing unit, and household estimates from PWC Department of Information Technology's Geospatial Technology Services, visit the Quarterly Estimates page.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2010-2014 and 2015-2019 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates.

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Prince William County Government (2021). Standard Data Dictionary: Version 2021. Prince William County Department of Information Technology's Geospatial Technology Services. Retrieved from www.pwcgov.org/demographics

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