Nebraska State Data Center

CPAR is the lead agency of the Nebraska State Data Center program. This relationship has resulted in our taking an active role in analyzing and disseminating Census data.

Nebraska Counties by the Numbers

The dashboard below summarizes essential data points for counties. Contact us if you have other questions about your county.

We like to share data.

Search the table below to see if we have already compiled the data you need. This page will be updated regularly with new data reports. Check back often!

Enter a keyword to search the files. Click on a column name to sort. Click on a title to download or open the file. 

If you do not see what you are looking for, then contact us for help with your specific data needs. | 402.554.2134 | unocpar@unomaha.edu 

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About the Nebraska State Data Center

The State Data Center program was created in 1978 as a cooperative program between the U.S. Census Bureau and individual states to make data available locally to the public through a network of state agencies, universities, libraries, and regional and local governments. The SDCs and their networks are official sources of demographic, economic, and social statistics produced by the Census Bureau.

The Nebraska SDC network includes three coordinating agencies and 20 affiliate agencies located throughout the state. You can contact us or your local affiliate for assistance with your data needs. A list of organizations is below or view the Nebraska State Data Center Network Directory for full contact information. 

The Nebraska State Data Center assures coverage throughout the state by working with a network of organizations.

Nebraska State Data Center Network Members

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Every August, the Nebraska State Data Center conducts an annual Nebraska Data Users Conference. This annual event is a resource on demographic, economic, and social data. It seeks to develop the capacity of Nebraska's public and non-profit agencies organizations to find and apply data. This is one of the largest and longest running state data conferences in the nation. 

From the 30th Annual Nebraska Data Users Conference, Aug. 14, 2019