Census Data on Central Arkansas
Metroplan is an affiliate of the Census State Data Center Network in the state of Arkansas. We provide data and expertise in using the Census and related Federal data sets. To access the Census Bureau directly, click the link at left.

Census 2010 - First Results
Census 2010 First Results in Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway MSA
Click on the link above for a two-page summary of Census 2010 results by city and county, showing percent change since Census 2000.

Census 2010 Fact Sheets
Click on the links below for Census 2010 population and housing data profiles of the counties and Metroplan member cities in the central Arkansas region.

Faulkner County
     City of Conway
     City of Greenbrier
     City of Mayflower
     City of Mt. Vernon
     City of Vilonia
     City of Wooster

Grant County
     City of Sheridan

Lonoke County
     City of Cabot
     City of Austin
     City of Lonoke
     City of Ward

Perry County

Pulaski County
     City of Jacksonville
     City of Little Rock
     City of Maumelle
     City of North Little Rock
     City of Sherwood
     City of Cammack Village
     City of Wrightsville

Saline County
     City of Benton
     City of Bryant
     Hot Springs Village CDP
     City of Alexander
     City of Bauxite
     City of Haskell
     City of Shannon Hills
     City of Traskwood

Census 2010 Tract data
Click here for Census Tract 2010 data for central Arkansas.

More Census 2010 Results Coming Soon!
We will continue adding Census 2010 figures, as well as the latest results from the American Community Survey. Contact Jonathan Lupton at 372-3300 if you need help with Census figures, or if you would like to request a specific table for the web site.

American Community Survey (ACS)
Central Arkansas County-Level Household Demographics 2000-2009
This table gives estimates of population, households, occupancy, average household size and more for the four largest counties in central Arkansas, with overall U.S. data for comparison. These estimates differ from Metroplan's official estimates published annually in the Demographic Review and Outlook.

Central Arkansas County-Level Basic Economic Statistics 2000-2009
This table gives basic economic measures for the region's largest counties, including per capita income, median household income, share of population in poverty, and educational attainment. It gives the same figures for the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway MSA and the U.S.A. for comparison.

Population by Race Data for Central Arkansas Counties 2000-2009 This table gives population by race from Census 2000, with ACS estimates for 2008. The table includes Faulkner, Lonoke, Pulaski, and Saline Counties, along with the six-county LR-NLR-Conway MSA and the USA for comparison.

Population by Race Data for Central Arkansas Cities Over 20,000 population in 2008 This table gives population by race from Census 2000, with ACS three-year estimates for 2006-2008. The table includes the cities of Benton, Cabot, Conway, Jacksonville, Little Rock, North Little Rock and Sherwood. The Little Rock data is a one-year estimate from the 2008 ACS.

Population by Race for Ten Largest Cities in Central Arkansas 2000 to 2005-09 This table compares population by race from Census 2000 with ACS five-year estimates 2005-2009.

Population of Central Arkansas Counties and Incorporated Cities 1900-2010
Population of Central Arkansas Counties and Incorporated Cities 1900-2010 This file gives county total population for Faulkner, Lonoke, Pulaski and Saline Counties for each decade from 1900 through 2010. It also gives the population of incorporated cities for the same period.

Regional Commuting and Place of Work Data
Commuter Flows by County in Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway MSA 2000
This table shows where workers lived and worked by county in the year 2000. It allows you to tell how many workers commuted between each of the region's six counties.

City and County Employment by Place of Work 1990-2000
This table shows the number of workers by city in 1990 and 2000 for the six counties and the largest nine incorporated cities in central Arkansas. It also shows employment changes from 1990 to 2000.