Demographics of Aging in Wisconsin
This page provides links to information about population
aging in Wisconsin counties. The PowerPoint slideshow titled
"Wisconsin's Elder Boom: Projections for the Growing 65+
Population" provides a series of colored maps showing how
population aging is expected to affect Wisconsin counties over the next
25 years. The numbers behind the maps are available in the downloadable
Excel file called "Population Projection Tables." All
population projections data come from the Wisconsin Department of
Administration's Population Projections program.
PowerPoint
Slide Show
Data Tables (Excel)
Census
2010
Census 2010 provides official population counts, information
about the racial and ethnic makeup of the older population, and
household composition statistics. See these summaries for basic
county information about the numbers of individuals in race and age
group:
In addition, a Census 2010 aging profile is available for each
county, including age, sex, race, and household information about the
older population. Download a county profile by clicking the link,
below (all profiles MS Excel, 32 KB):
Wisconsin
(Statewide)
Social and Economic Profiles:
The American Community Survey
While the Census provides population counts, the Census
Bureau collects social and economic information using the American
Community Survey. Based on Survey information, demographic profiles
are available for each
county and for the state as a whole, detailing the characteristics of the county's older
population. The information comes from the U.S. Census Bureau's
American Community Survey for 2006-10, in a printer-friendly Excel
format for you to download or
print. Click a county's name, below, to download its profile.
County Aging Profiles,
2006-10
(All profiles MS Excel, 50 KB)
Wisconsin
(Statewide)
For More Information
For more details about your county's population, or for
other Census information, please contact Cindy Ofstead, Department of
Health Services, Bureau of Aging and Disability Resources at
(608) 267-3202 or email Cynthia.Ofstead@wisconsin.gov.
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