Data Links
Census
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2010 Census, Historic Comparisons
- American Community Survey
- Census 2000, 1990 and Selected
Historic Comparisons - Maps
& Special Tabulations
Population
Economy
- Economic Data Tables
- Current Quarterly Economic
Indicators for NM Counties - Annual Economic Indicators
for NM Counties - 2007 Economic Census
- U.S. & States Chart & Map Book
(Vol I No 2 - Feb. 2011) - NM & Counties Chart & Map Book
(Vol II No 3 - Feb. 2012)
Data Profiles
Publications & Presentations
Also of Interest
Data and the Data Bank
The Data Bank is located on the UNM main campus at 1919 Las Lomas Blvd. NE, directly across from the Anderson School of Management. Our telephone number is (505) 277-6626. We have our hours and a map to the Data Bank posted to help you find us.
The Data Bank is a specialized reference service of the BBER whose staff has expertise in accessing and explaining New Mexico socioeconomic data. The Data Bank staff post data tables, area profiles, and maps to this site that are generally re-compiled from other sources, along with selected BBER research publications and presentations.
Data tables and intermediate menu pages may also provide links to related databases that reside on other web sites. In general, the tabulations on our web site cover a variety of economic indicators and population characteristics, and are available for the state as a whole and New Mexico's counties, along with selected tabulations for cities, metro areas, tribal lands, and census tracts. Follow the Data Links to the left to access data posted on this site.
If the socioeconomic data you are seeking are not available on this site, you may want to contact our Data Bank at dbinfo@unm.edu. For data requests that are limited in scope, information is often given without charge. Fee-based services are also available.
BBER, via the Data Bank, is formally associated with the U.S. Census Bureau through the State Data Center/Business and Industry Data Center (SDC/BIDC) Program. The SDC/BIDC program members disseminate Census Bureau information, provide technical assistance and create "value-added" products from the data provided. BBER is a coordinator in the New Mexico network.
