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Census 2000 Results According to the first official count of the 2000 Census, the U.S. population is more than 281 million, 3.7 million more than the last count in 1990. Did you know that the Census also tells us important information about income, race, age and education in our country? The following sites will help you understand the results of the latest census: Online NewsHour Extra: Counting People? Learn the history of the census and what the 2000 Census results mean for the future of the United States. U.S. Census Bureau Explore the organization that made the 2000 Census happen. Check out the American Fact Finder for tables and maps of population, housing, economic and geographic data or visit the Kid's Corner for fun state facts. Find more 2000 Census news at HeadlineSpot.com. Learn about the population at PeopleSpot.com.

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