American FactFinder Version 10.3

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American FactFinder Version 10.3
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Step 3 Remove some default checkboxes to reduce
clutter on map. Well remove Census Tract,
Block Group, Block, and Urban Area
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• Thematic Maps
• From Data Sets page
• Select SF3.
• Select the link for Thematic Maps.
• Select desired Geographic area and then the
  desired theme.
• Here we see Suitland-Silver Hill CDP percent of
  housing units built 1995 to 2000 by Census Tract.

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Change Area By clicking any of the links under
the Change area, another window pops up where
you can alter the color, number of data classes,
title, etc.
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• American FactFinder Checklist
• Can I find the data I am looking for in
  Population Finder, Fact Sheet, People, or
  Housing?
• If not, go to Detailed Tables.
• Which Census or Survey do you wish to work with?
  That is, do you want your data to come from the
  American Community Survey, the 1990 Decennial
  Census, 2000 Decennial Census, or the Estimates
  program?
• If from a Decennial Census, which Summary File do
  you want to work with? Short Form (Summary Files
  1 and 2) or Long Form (Summary Files 3 and 4)?
• Do you prefer the information displayed as a
  table or a map?
• If table, what type? For example, Detailed table,
  Geographic Comparison Table, Quick Table, etc.
• Tips
• Data results (either Tables or Thematic Maps)from
  FactFinder can be saved in three ways. (1) As a
  file. (2) As a bookmark. (3) The web address can
  be saved (and emailed if desired).
• Summary Files 2 and 4 focus mainly on iterating
  tables based on race.
• Summary Files 3 and 4 specialize in variety of
  cross-tabulations. They contain some basic
  iterations of basic race.