1990 United States Census

Definition and stakes

U.S. Census Bureau,  Geographic Areas Reference Manual (1994)

“ Each State enacts laws and regulations for establishing incorporated places. The Census Bureau designates criteria of total population size, population density, and geographic configuration for delineating CDPs. Not everyone resides in a place; in 1990, approximately 66 million people (26 percent) in the United States lived outside of any place, either in small settlements, in the open countryside, or in the densely settled fringe of large cities in areas that were built-up, but not identifiable as places. ”
Source: Wikisource

United States. Bureau of the Census,  The 1990 United States Census

“ Persons living in households............................. 3,584,545
Persons per household.................................... 2.62
GROUP QUARTERS
Persons living in group quarters......................... 80,683
Institutionalized persons............................. 41,508
Other persons in group quarters....................... 39,175
RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN
White.................................................... 2,963,186
Black.................................................... 110,524
Percent of total population...........................
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Source: Gutenberg

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