Population by Race and Hispanic Origin by Census Tract: 2000

Tract Number	Total Population	White	Black	Asian & Pacific Islander	Two or More Races Selected¹	All Others²	Hispanic³	White Non-Hispanic⁴
3521	3,042	2,201	130	416	178	117	223	2,080
3522	2,021	1,474	145	175	136	91	177	1,388
3523	2,229	1,706	95	221	91	116	211	1,609
3524	1,942	709	724	162	172	175	359	573
3525	3,312	1,635	1,030	231	240	176	453	1,447
3526	2,652	1,807	216	186	260	183	337	1,643
3527	2,407	1,446	412	126	228	195	301	1,352
3528	2,385	1,605	294	115	183	188	302	1,483
3529	2,553	2,163	108	172	83	27	55	2,127
3530	3,706	2,401	569	400	186	150	315	2,254
3531	8,064	4,000	792	2,502	384	386	873	3,588
3532	3,143	2,136	466	272	157	112	258	2,014
3533	3,636	2,721	375	260	163	117	201	2,645
3534	2,430	1,022	816	288	148	156	227	954
3535	2,599	1,486	654	221	135	103	178	1,405
3536	4,742	3,762	217	541	127	95	305	3,565
3537	5,246	3,978	236	704	181	147	328	3,779
3538	4,636	3,602	186	633	161	54	219	3,438
3539	5,923	3,904	466	1,155	246	152	456	3,608
3540	4,649	3,599	172	630	142	106	248	3,450
3541	2,704	2,337	93	195	48	31	104	2,267
3542	3,063	2,853	60	88	43	19	88	2,787
3543	3,266	2,494	349	209	126	88	164	2,425
3544	1,714	1,395	149	83	64	23	63	1,365
3545	2,405	2,015	56	249	60	25	71	1,965
3546	4,409	2,594	1,180	395	161	79	192	2,500
3547	2,481	2,041	169	149	86	36	98	1,994
3548	2,049	1,703	121	144	44	37	44	1,682
3549	5,235	2,054	1,602	980	295	304	523	1,911
3550	2,712	2,179	197	211	93	32	82	2,127
Citywide	101,355	69,022	12,079	12,113	4,621	3,520	7,455	65,425

1. Census 2000 was the first census to allow respondents to report more than one race for an individual. Persons reported in this column selected two or more races.
2. The category "Some Other Race" indicates that the respondent wrote in a race category not included elsewhere by the Census Bureau. Examples of responses coded as "Some Other Race" include various Hispanic groups, multiracial, mixed, Cajun, Cape Verdean and Creole.
3. Hispanic status is independent of race and reflects whether a respondent has origins in either Spain or the Spanish speaking countries of the western hemisphere. The later include Mexico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic, as well as all Spanish speaking countries located in Central America and South America.
4. Persons in this column selected a single race of "White" and Non-Hispanic status.

Source: U. S. Census, SF 1 Data File, 2000.

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For more information about socioeconomic and demographic statistics about Cambridge, please contact Cliff Cook, ccook@cambridgema.gov, Planning Information Manager, at 617/349-4656. The Community Development Department TTY line is 617/349-4621.

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