Description: Census Blocks:Census blocks are statistical areas bounded on all sides by visible features (e.g., streets, roads, streams, railroad tracks) and by non-visible boundaries (e.g., city or town limits, short line-of-sight extensions of streets and roads). Generally, census blocks are small in area, especially in cities, but can be larger in rural areas.Each census block is uniquely numbered within a census tract and does not cross state, county, or census tract boundaries. This feature class is essential for detailed demographic analysis, urban planning, and resource allocation. It is available for public use and can be accessed through platforms like ArcGIS.Data Fields:Block Code (BLOCKCE20): 15-character code that uniquely identifies each census block.Tract Code (TRACTCE20): 6-digit code identifying the census tract.State Code (STATEFP20): 2-digit code identifying the state.County Code (COUNTYFP20): 3-digit code identifying the county.ACS Data:The 2022 American Community Survey (ACS) Block Data tables offer detailed estimates on various social, economic, housing, and demographic characteristics at the block level, which are small derived statistical divisions of census block groups.This table was derived from the 2022 ACS data, using selected data points from the ACS tables. The table offers the most comprehensive derived estimates on all topics for all geographies, including block groups.Derived ACS Fields:HouseholdsMedian Age