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"The goal of the decennial census is to count each person in the United States based on their residence as of April 1. For the 2020 census, each household in the U.S. will either receive mailed instructions on how to fill out the census questionnaire online, or they will receive the actual questionnaire. The Census Bureau asks that as many households as possible submit their responses to this questionnaire via the Internet or by mail -- this is the self-response component of the decennial census. In prior censuses, the self-response rate in many parts of the country has been relatively high. But in other parts of the country and for some population groups more than others, the self-response rate has been relatively low. Households may not have submitted their census questionnaire for various reasons, such as having language difficulties, concerns about trust in government, or otherwise. These areas and population groups are considered "hard to count", because the Census Bureau sends enumerators into the field to talk with each non-responding household one-by-one. This "non-response follow-up" component of the census can be difficult, time-consuming, & costly (to the Bureau, and to taxpayers). And if these groups and their communities are not counted fairly & accurately, they will be deprived of equal political representation and vital public and private resources. The goal of this map is to highlight the areas of the country that are hardest to count, and to provide information to local, regional/statewide, & national organizations who are working to make sure these hard-to-count areas & populations are fully counted to help ensure a fair and accurate census."--What is HTC page.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2006
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2006.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2005
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2005.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2004
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2004.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2003
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2003.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, June 6, 2003
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, June 6, 2003.

Census tract outline maps in PDF format with html files for access to map files through hyperlinks. Shows boundaries and numbers of census tracts for which Census 2000 data was tabulated.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2009
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, December 2009.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2007
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2007.

• Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2008
• Combined statistical areas of the United States and Puerto Rico, November 2008.