GEO_TABLE
This table provides a comprehensive view of every geographic area in the US, providing population and growth statistics from zip and county to geographic US regions.
Queries that source from GEO_TABLE table
What is in the GEO_TABLE table?
Results are returned as a json, pySpark DataFrame, or pandas DataFrame (default).
feature | description | example |
---|---|---|
zip | Postal Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) code corresponding to a geographic area | 36511 |
zip3 | First three digits of the zip code | 365 |
county_code | US Government's Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) code for state-county combination. | 1003 |
county | Name and State of the corresponding county | baldwin county, al |
county_pop | US Census estimated population of the County population | 246,435 |
county_growth_rate | US Census estimated County population growth trend | 2.96% |
metro | US Census Bureau metropolitan and micropolitan statistical area | mobile-daphne-fairhope, al |
metro_location | Centrality of the county as it relates to the corresponding Metro | central |
state_code | Two digit code representing a US State | AL |
state | Full name of US State | alabama |
state_pop | US Census estimated population of the State population | 4,670,054 |
state_growth_rate | US Census estimated State population growth trend | 0.55% |
division | Nine minor State groupings as defined by the US Census Bureau | east south central |
division_pop | US Census estimated population of the Division population | 17,113,731 |
division_growth_rate | US Census estimated Division population growth trend | 0.62% |
region | Four major State groupings as defined by the US Census Bureau | south |
region_pop | US Census estimated population of the Region population | 120,425,628 |
region_growth_rate | US Census estimated Region population growth trend | 1.14% |
Helper Function within the CareQuery API to help understand the underlying GEO_TABLE dataset.
# import package
from care_query.care_query import CareQuery
# instantiate and connect
cq = CareQuery(email = "your-email",
token = "your-api-token")
# return details
print(cq.glossary.table_detail('GEO_TABLE'))
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