Group living is another way of thinking about the people in our counties who live in what is called “Group Quarters.”

Group quarters includes everyone who does not live in a household (e.g. families, roommates, singles, and extended or multiple families).

There are two kinds of group quarters: institutional and noninstitutional. Institutional group quarters include places such as nursing homes or correctional facilities. Noninstitutional group quarters are places like college dorms or military housing.

For more information on the Census Bureau’s definition of Group Quarters, click on “glossary’ on the American FactFinder website at http://factfinder2.census.gov/

For more information on data from the 2010 Decennial Census,

see the publication: The 2010 Census: New Decade, New Data.

County Data Sheets

To find your county, click on the file that contains your county name. All counties are listed alphabetically.

To print your county, scroll down to it and print the current page(s) only. To print the entire series, print all pages in each file.

~ ~ Each Data Sheet is 1 Page Long ~ ~

EACH OF THE FILES CONTAINS 20 COUNTIES.

To view these files, you will need Adobe Acrobat

Adair County through Carlisle County

Carroll County through Garrard County

Grant County through Knott County

Knox County through Martin County

Mason County through Pulaski County

Robertson County through Woodford County

Data Source

These data are from Table P42 and Table P29 of the 2010 Census.

Additional data are available at the U.S. Census Bureau’s American FactFinder Website: http://factfinder2.census.gov or, at the Kentucky State Data Center: http://ksdc.louisville.edu/