Regional Data Cooperative Data
Master Database of Municipal Data
The Microsoft Excel file below includes economic,
educational, social and demographic indicators for
sixteen towns in the New Haven area. Data include median
sale price of residential property, median household income,
per capita education spending, population figures, and much
more. Data sources include the State of Connecticut, the U.S.
Census Bureau, and private consulting firms such as Claritis and
DataCore Partners. The database was updated as of February
28, 2001.
Demographic Data Summary Sheets
Data on population (including age breakdowns for 1990, 1995,
and 2000), households, density, person per household ratios, and
disposable income for each of the fourteen towns in the Regional
Data Cooperative area, as well as totals for the entire area,
are provided in the Microsoft Excel files below.
The level of accuracy of the data is 85%.
Estimates are based on econometric modeling and mathematical
ratios and do not represent a polling of individuals at the town
level in any form.
Please note that these data are subject to change and that summed
figures may vary slightly due to rounding.
Regional Data Cooperative Area Towns (Microsoft Excel
files):
Connecticut Town and County Population Data
Connecticut population at the town level, categorized by race, is
available in the Microsoft Excel file below. These data were compiled
in collaboration with the Connecticut
Economic Resource Center.
The following Microsoft Excel file derives from Tables 1-6 of the
2000 Census and provides data on the State, our eight counties, and
some of our major cities and towns. As the data show, there was a
continued outmigration from Connecticut's urban areas towards the
suburban and rural regions.
About the Regional Data Cooperative
The New Haven Regional Data Cooperative (NHRDC) is a community institution
serving for-profit, non-profit, and government organizations in the greater
New Haven area with cost-effective data support services. The primary mandate
of the NHRDC is to promote and facilitate social, educational, and economic
development through the collection, analysis and dissemination of economic,
demographic, and other types of data. The NHRDC primarily serves the fourteen
Connecticut municipalities of Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford,
Hamden, Meriden, Milford, New Haven, North Branford, North Haven, Orange,
Wallingford, West Haven, and Woodbridge.
NHRDC can be contacted by calling 203-782-4336.
Revised May 28, 2002
