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Demographic Data Downloads
Free, public-domain CSV files of US Census ACS 2023 5-Year demographic data plus World Bank country statistics. Pre-joined and human-readable — population, income, education, housing, commute, race, age, industry. No email gate, no API key, no rate limit. Generated at deploy from data.census.gov and data.worldbank.org, re-shaped into per-entity rows so you can join, sort, or pipe into a notebook in seconds.
Available Datasets (6)
states.csv
US states & DC demographic profile (51 rows, ACS 5-Year)
51 rows · 21 KB
/data/states.csvcounties.csv
US counties demographic profile (3,222 rows, ACS 5-Year)
3,222 rows · 1147 KB
/data/counties.csvcities.csv
US cities demographic profile (4,212 rows, ACS 5-Year)
4,212 rows · 1427 KB
/data/cities.csvcountries.csv
World countries (212 rows, World Bank Open Data)
212 rows · 62 KB
/data/countries.csvmetros.csv
US metropolitan & micropolitan statistical areas (CBSA/CSA, 935 rows)
935 rows · 178 KB
/data/metros.csvdistricts.csv
US congressional districts (435 rows)
435 rows · 90 KB
/data/districts.csvCitation
Population Review (populationreview.org), based on US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year 2023 estimates. License: Public domain (US Census Bureau ACS, World Bank Open Data). No restrictions on use. Last updated: April 12, 2026
Quick example: pull all US states with awk
curl -s https://www.populationreview.org/data/states.csv | head -2
curl -s https://www.populationreview.org/data/states.csv | awk -F, 'NR>1 { print $2, $4 }' | headFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, free, no account, no API key, no rate limit. Every CSV on this page is a static file served from our CDN. The underlying data is public-domain US Census ACS 2023 5-Year estimates and World Bank Open Data, both free to redistribute. We pre-build the CSVs at deploy time so you can grab them with a single curl, wget, or browser download.
Cite the original public source plus our compilation. Suggested format: "Population Review (populationreview.org), based on US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year 2023 estimates." For academic work, also reference the Census Bureau directly. Each row in the CSV includes its FIPS code so you can join to other public datasets.
The Census Bureau publishes a new ACS 5-Year vintage every December. We rebuild within 30 days. The current vintage is ACS 2023. Last refresh: April 12, 2026. Files at the URLs on this page always point to the latest vintage; we do not version the URL by year.
Census ACS tables are published one variable at a time, often with cryptic codes (DP05_0001E, B19013_001E). We pre-join the variables you actually need into a single per-entity row with human-readable column names — population, median household income, median age, race breakdown, education, housing, commute, industry, and dozens more. For deep statistical work, go to data.census.gov directly. For a quick join or a portable demographic snapshot, our CSVs save hours.
Public data should be free, period. Federal statistical data is paid for by US taxpayers and is not subject to copyright. Email-gating it adds friction without adding value to the data itself. We earn link equity from researchers, journalists, and AI engines that cite us; you save five minutes. Win-win.
Comparing demographic data sources
If you've landed here from another demographic aggregator, these sourced explainers cover where common alternatives get their data and which figures carry methodological baggage worth knowing about before you cite them.
Pre-built CSVs flatten the live JSON datasets that drive every popreview entity page. Column order is stable; rows are not sorted (use any tool to sort or filter). Nested fields are flattened with dot-paths (e.g. economy.medianHouseholdIncome). Empty cells indicate Census suppressed values (small geographies with high margins of error).