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Census 2000 Selected Journey To Work Characteristics

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics

CONTENTS Introduction..................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Journey to Work Characteristics.................................................................................................................................... 1 Place of Work..................................................................................................................................................... 2 Transportation to Work ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Private Vehicle Occupancy ............................................................................................................................... 5 Travel Time to Work .......................................................................................................................................... 6 Time Leaving Home to Work............................................................................................................................. 7 Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7 TABLES Table 1. 1970-2000 Place of Work of Gwinnett County Labor Force......................................................................... 21 Table 2. 1970-2000 Residence of Persons Holding Jobs Located in Gwinnett County ............................................ 22 Table 3. 2000 Place of Work ....................................................................................................................................... 23 Table 4. 1990-2000 Change in Place of Work ............................................................................................................ 27 Table 5. 2000 Means of Transportation to Work......................................................................................................... 30 Table 6. 1990-2000 Change in Means of Transportation to Work ............................................................................. 34 Table 7. 2000 Private Vehicle Occupancy .................................................................................................................. 43 Table 8. 2000 Travel Time to Work ............................................................................................................................. 47 Table 9. 2000 Time Leaving Home to Work................................................................................................................ 51

FIGURES Figure 1. Percent of Workers That Worked in County of Residence in 2000 .............................................................. 2 Figure 2. Workers That Drove To Alone to Work in 2000............................................................................................. 3 Figure 3. Workers That Carpooled To Work in 2000 .................................................................................................... 4 Figure 4. Workers That Used Public Transit in 2000 .................................................................................................... 5 Figure 5. Average Travel Time (Minutes) To Work in 2000.......................................................................................... 6

MAPS Map 1. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force That Worked in Gwinnett County in 2000................................................... 9 Map 2. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force That Worked Outside Gwinnett County in 2000 ....................................... 10 Map 3. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force That Drove Alone to Work in 2000............................................................ 11 Map 4. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force That Carpooled to Work in 2000 ............................................................... 12 Map 5. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force That Used Public Transit to Work in 2000 ................................................ 13 Map 6. Average Travel Time to Work in 2000 (Minutes) ............................................................................................ 14 Map 7. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force With Travel Times to Work Less Than 30 Minutes in 2000...................... 15 Map 8. Percent of Gwinnett Labor Force With Travel Times to Work Greater Than 30 Minutes in 2000................. 16 Map 9. 1990 Census Tracts......................................................................................................................................... 17 Map 10. 2000 Census Tracts....................................................................................................................................... 18 Map 11. Gwinnett County Municipalities ..................................................................................................................... 19

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INTRODUCTION This report is the third in a series of reports that present data from the 2000 Census. The reports concentrate on socio-economic and demographic changes over the past ten years at the census tract level for Gwinnett County and on the county level for the Atlanta Region (Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale counties). The text summarizes and describes data depicted in the maps and tables. The purpose of these reports is to provide access to sub-county level Census data. Each report will cover various topics including population, housing, household, income and poverty status, and labor force characteristics and will be published as data processing and analyses are complete. The first report Census 2000: Selected Race and Ethnic Characteristics examines racial and ethnic changes in Gwinnett County’s population since 1990. The second report, Census 2000: Selected Income and Poverty Status Characteristics presents population and household income and poverty level status. This report - Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics presents and analyzes data concerning place of work, means of transportation to work, travel times to work, and private vehicle occupancy. The changes in place of work and means of travel to work from 1990 to 2000 are also included. This report presents six primary areas of information for Gwinnett County: the place of work, the means of transportation to work, the travel time to work, the time leaving for work, and the occupancy levels of private vehicles by 2000 census tract, and the 1990-2000 changes in the place of work and means of transportation to work by 1990 census tract. In this report and others, selected 2000 Census data are aggregated to the 1990 census tract level. This enables comparisons between 1990 and 2000 data. Census tracts are small, somewhat permanent statistical subdivisions of a county or equivalent area. The primary purpose of census

tracts is to provide a relatively stable set of geographic units for the presentation of decennial census data. When first delineated, census tract boundaries are designed to be fairly homogeneous with respect to population, economic status, and living conditions. The spatial size of the census tracts varies widely depending on the density of area. (Summary File 1, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Technical Documentation; U.S. Census Bureau, June 2001, p. A-11). Census tracts are split due to population growth or aggregated due to population decline. In Gwinnett County the number of census tracts increased from 45 in 1990 to 71 in 2000. Split tracts can be reformed to construct the original census tract. For example the 1990 census tract 501.01 located in the Buford area was split into the 2000 tracts of 501.03 and 501.04. To make comparisons between 1990 and 2000 for that area, the 2000 data for the two tracts must be aggregated.

JOURNEY TO WORK CHARACTERISTICS This report presents various journey to work characteristics for Gwinnett's employed labor force including place of work, means of transportation to work, travel time to work, time leaving for work and private vehicle occupancy. Journey to work data were tabulated for workers 16 years and older; that is, members of the Armed Forces and civilians who were at work during the Census reference week. The place of work of employed persons refers to the geographic location at which workers carried out their occupational activities during the reference week. Persons who worked at more than one location during the week were asked to report the one at which they worked the greatest number of hours. Persons who regularly worked in several locations each day were requested to give the address at which they began work each day. The means of transportation to work refers to the principal mode of travel or type of conveyance that the person usually used to get from home to work. Persons who used different means of transportation on different days of the week were asked to specify

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics the one they used most often. Persons who used more than one means of transportation to get to work each day were asked to report the one used for the longest distance during the work trip. Travel time to work refers to the total number of minutes that it usually took the person to get from home to work during the reference week. The elapsed time includes time spent waiting for public transportation, picking up passengers in carpools and time spent in other activities related to getting to work. The time leaving home to go to work refers to the time of day that the person usually left home to go to work during the reference week. Private vehicle occupancy refers to the number of persons who usually rode to work in the vehicle during the reference week. The category "Drove Alone," includes persons who usually drove alone to work as well as persons who were driven to work by someone who then drove back home or to a non-work destination. The category "Carpooled," includes workers who reported that two or more persons usually rode to work in the vehicle.

Place of Work Table 1 presents 1970 through 2000 place of work data for Gwinnett County’s employed labor force while Table 2 contains the place of residence of persons holding jobs located in Gwinnett County for 1970 through 2000. Table 3 contains 2000 place of work data for Gwinnett County's census tracts and municipalities and for the other counties in the Atlanta Region and surrounding area. Table 4 lists the changes in the location of work between 1990 and 2000 in Gwinnett County by 1990 census tract. Figure 1 shows the 2000 proportion of the labor force that worked in their county of residence for selected Georgia counties, the Atlanta Region, Georgia, and the United States. In 2000, 58.5% of Georgia’s labor force worked in the county in which they lived. In comparison, 52% of the Atlanta Region's employed labor force worked in the counties of their residence. The suburban, bedroom communities of Paulding, Henry, Barrow, and Cherokee counties had the smallest proportion of persons working in their

county of residence – 35% or less. Figure 1

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Hall County had the largest percentage of resident workers, 71% revealing the City of Gainesville's role as a major employment center in northeast Georgia. Fulton County had the largest proportion of resident workers in the Atlanta Region. Sixty-nine percent of the employed residents of Fulton County worked in the county demonstrating the county’s position as a major employment center in the Atlanta Region. Map 1 and Map 2 present 2000 place of work data for Gwinnett County by census tract. In 2000, 54.6% of Gwinnett's labor force worked in the county. In comparison, only 35% of Gwinnett's labor force worked in the county in 1980 increasing to 47% by 1990. Clearly Gwinnett County has changed during the past two decades from primarily a suburban, bedroom community to a significant regional employment center. The smallest proportions of Gwinnett County residents working within the county were primarily found in the census tracts bordering DeKalb and Fulton counties in the Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Berkeley Lake, Lilburn, Mountain Park and Stone Mountain areas. The proportion of residents in these census tracts that worked in Gwinnett County was

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics 45% or less. Census tract 503.15 adjacent to DeKalb and Fulton counties in Peachtree Corners had Gwinnett's smallest resident worker proportion – 33.2%. In contrast, census tracts located in Sugar Hill, Buford, Lawrenceville, Hog Mountain, Dacula and Harbins had the largest proportions of residents that worked in Gwinnett. The percentage of residents in these areas that worked in Gwinnett was 65% or greater. Census tract 505.20 in Lawrenceville had the largest proportion of residents that worked in the county – 84.2%. The spatial relationship between work and residence in Gwinnett is clear. The smallest proportions of residents that worked in Gwinnett were in the census tracts adjacent to Fulton and DeKalb counties. The proportions increased through the central section of the county with the largest percent of residents working in the county found in the more suburban and rural eastern areas of Gwinnett.

Transportation to Work Table 5 presents the 2000 means of transportation to work data by census tract for Gwinnett County while Table 6 includes the changes in the means of transportation to work between 1990 and 2000 by 1990 census tract. In 2000, driving alone was the primary means of transportation to work in the Atlanta Region – 76.4% of the employed workers in the Atlanta Region drove alone to work. Driving alone to work was followed by carpooling with 13.5%, public transit at 4.3%, walking with 1.3% and other means accounting for 1% of the employed workers in the Atlanta Region. Lastly, 3.6% of the employed labor force worked at home. At 79.7%, the percent of persons driving to work alone was slightly higher in Gwinnett County. Other means of transportation to work proportions in the county included carpooled at 14.1%, and public transit, walked, and other means all at less than 1%. The proportion of Gwinnett’s labor force that worked at home was 3.8%.

Drove Alone Figure 2 shows the proportion of workers that drove alone to work in 2000 by county. The vast majority of the counties had a larger proportion of persons that drove alone to work than the Atlanta Region and Georgia at 76.4% and 77.5% respectively. Fayette, Paulding, and Henry counties had the largest proportion of persons that drove alone to work - 83% or more. In comparison, Fulton County and DeKalb County had the smallest proportion of persons that drove alone to work in the area - 71.4% and 70.5% respectively, Figure 2

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The large proportion of workers in the Atlanta area that drove alone to work can be attributed to many factors including varying work schedules, non-work related trips including child delivery and pickup, the privacy, comfort and safety of a private vehicle, the relatively inexpensive costs of fuel and parking, and the lack of transit options as the number of suburban home to suburban employment center trips increase. Map 3 presents the proportion of Gwinnett County's workers that drove alone to work by census tract. In 2000, 79.7% of Gwinnett's labor force drove alone to work. The census tracts distinguished by the

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics darkest shade had proportions of persons driving alone to work ranging from 80% to 87.5%. These census tracts included Peachtree Corners, Berkeley Lake, Duluth, Suwanee, Dacula, Harbins, Loganville, Grayson, Centerville, Five Forks and Mountain Park. Census tract 504.25 located in Lilburn accounted for the largest proportion – 87.5% of the workers in this area drove alone to work. Census tracts that had the smallest proportions of persons driving alone to work were concentrated in the Norcross area both east and west of I-85. The proportion of persons driving to work alone in these census tracts was 70% or less. Census tract 503.06 located in Norcross had Gwinnett's smallest percentage – 53.1%.

Carpooled Figure 3 shows the percent of workers that carpooled to work in 2000 by county. Generally outlying Atlanta metro area counties including Spalding, Barrow, Hall, Butts, Rockdale, Jackson, Walton, and Bartow had the largest proportion of persons that carpooled to work. These counties had carpooling proportions greater than the state average of 14.5%. The larger proportion of carpoolers in these counties may be attributed to the higher cost of commuting the longer distances to employment centers in Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb and Gwinnett counties. Sharing the commuting costs may offset the relatively high costs of fuel, vehicle maintenance and parking associated with the greater distances. However, DeKalb and Clayton counties - both centrally located in the Atlanta metropolitan area also had a large proportion of carpoolers – 15.4% and 18.2% respectively. The large proportion of persons carpooling in these counties may be attributed to a variety of reasons including ready access to high occupancy vehicle lanes, lower household incomes that may necessitate the sharing of commuting expenses, the encouragement of carpooling by federal, state, and local government, educational and other major employers, and a conscious effort by many persons to help reduce the area’s traffic congestion and air quality problems.

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Map 4 shows the proportion of Gwinnett County’s workers that carpooled to work in 2000. Countywide, 14.1% of Gwinnett’s workers carpooled to work in 2000 with the largest proportion of carpoolers concentrated in the Norcross area. The proportion of persons that carpooled to work was over 30% in the areas on the map highlighted by the darkest shade. With over 2,400 persons or 41.2%, census tract 503.12 had Gwinnett’s largest proportion of persons that carpooled to work. Several other census tracts in the Norcross, Buford and Lawrenceville areas had proportions of workers carpooling to work ranging from 20% to 30%. Surprisingly the majority of the census tracts in Gwinnett County had a 10% or greater proportion of workers carpooling to work.

Public Transit Figure 4 shows the percent of workers that used public transit as a means of transportation to work in 2000 by county. In 2000, 4.3% of the workers in the Atlanta Region used public transit as a means of transportation to work. The largest proportions of

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics persons using transit were in Fulton County and DeKalb County – 9.3% and 8.2% respectively. The relatively widespread availability of transit in Fulton and DeKalb counties, MARTA's radial route orientation to central-city employment centers versus dispersed suburban employment areas, and the dependency on public transit of many persons with no other means of transportation may have accounted for the larger proportion of transit users in Fulton and DeKalb counties. It should be noted that the percent of workers using public transit is probably higher since the Census asks for the means of transportation used for the longest portion of the work trip. Many persons from outlying counties may commute to rail stations and use transit to complete their journey to work. However since the longest portion of the trip was conducted in the car, the respondent would have answered, "drove alone" on the Census questionnaire. Figure 4

Workers That Used Public Transit in 2000

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Map 5 presents the share of Gwinnett County's labor force that used public transit to work by census tract in 2000. Overall, the percentage of transit users in Gwinnett was very low - less than 1% in 2000. Clearly the largest proportions of transit users were found in the census tracts located in the southwest

section of the county. The largest proportion of transit users was in census tract 503.15 where 4.8% of the workers used transit. Other areas with a measurable number of transit users included Norcross, Berkeley Lake, Peachtree Corners, Duluth, Lilburn, and Lawrenceville where the share of transit users ranged from 1.2% to 3.6%. Generally the means of transportation to work in Gwinnett County was influenced by the proximity to transit, distance to employment centers, and household income levels. For instance, the largest percent of workers that drove alone to work were in census tracts that also had high household incomes including Peachtree Corners, Chattahoochee River, Berkeley Lake, and Mountain Park. Areas with smaller household incomes including census tracts in Buford, Lawrenceville and Norcross had larger proportions of carpoolers. Gwinnett's largest share of transit users lived in southwest Gwinnett adjacent to Fulton and DeKalb counties. Lower household incomes and availability of public transit to workers in these tracts may be responsible for the area's relatively large share of transit users.

Private Vehicle Occupancy Table 7 presents 2000 private vehicle occupancy data for the Atlanta Region, selected Georgia counties and Gwinnett County census tracts. Within the Atlanta Region, 85% of the workers that used a private vehicle as a means of transportation to work drove alone while the remaining 15% of workers carpooled. Of the Atlanta Region’s workers that carpooled, the vast majority - 72.2% drove to work in a two-person carpool. The remaining 27.8% of carpoolers drove to work in a more than two-person carpool. In Gwinnett County 15% of the workers that drove to work participated in carpools. Two-person carpools accounted for 70% of these workers while three and four or more person carpools comprised 16.6% and 13.2% respectively of the remaining workers. Despite the relatively low countywide percent of carpoolers in Gwinnett, some small areas of the county had significant proportions of workers that carpooled. For example, census tracts 503.06 and

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics 503.12 in Norcross had the largest proportion of carpoolers in Gwinnett – 42.8% and 43.6% respectively of the workers in these tracts that drove to work participated in carpools.

Travel Time to Work Figure 5 shows the average travel time to work in 2000 for Georgia, the Atlanta Region and other counties in the Atlanta area. In 2000 the average travel time to work in the Atlanta Region was 31 minutes. Outlying metro counties including Paulding, Barrow, Cherokee, Forsyth, Henry, and Walton Douglas had the longest commutes averaging 33 minutes or more while the shortest average commuting times were in Hall and Spalding counties - 27 minutes or less. Gwinnett County residents had an average travel time of 32 minutes. All of the counties in the Atlanta area except Hall County had average commuting times greater than the 26-minute national average and excluding Hall and Spalding all of the counties also had longer commuting times than the state average of 28 minutes. Figure 5

Average Travel Time To Work (Minutes) in 2000

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Table 8 presents 2000 travel time to work data for Georgia, the Atlanta Region, other counties in the Atlanta area, and by census tract for Gwinnett

County. Clarke County had the largest proportion of workers that traveled less than 15 minutes to work - almost half of their residents. Paulding County in contrast had the largest percent of commuters that traveled over one hour to work - 22%. Overall the 15 to 30 minutes travel time category contained the largest proportion of commuters in the Atlanta Region - 33% very similar to the state and national proportions of 35% and 36% respectively. The 15 to 30 minutes travel time category also accounted for the largest share of Gwinnett's commuters - 29%. Only 13% of Gwinnett's workers traveled more than one hour to work, which was slightly higher than the Atlanta Region proportion of 11.3. Map 6 shows the average travel to work time in minutes for Gwinnett residents in 2000. Countywide Gwinnett workers had an average commute of 32 minutes in 2000. Census tracts where the resident workers had the smallest average commutes – 22 to 26 minutes were primarily located in Peachtree Corners with a few areas dispersed around Duluth, Buford, and Lawrenceville. Conversely, the longest average commute times were found in census tracts located in the Harbins, Grayson, Loganville, Centerville, and Stone Mountain areas of Southeast and Southwest Gwinnett with a few tracts with longer average commute times scattered throughout Sugar Hill, Lawrenceville, and Lilburn. Despite the increase in the number of Gwinnett residents working within the county, the average travel time to work in Gwinnett has grown appreciably from the 26 minute average in 1990. The longer average travel time may be attributed to many factors including the significant population and employment growth in the county and Atlanta Region during the 1990s. As Gwinnett has become more of a regional employment center, more persons from outlying counties now travel to the county for work. This considerable growth and Gwinnett’s continued development as an employment destination have created additional trips and accompanying traffic congestion – thus longer commute times. In addition, the continued development of the more rural eastern areas of Gwinnett County may have contributed to the increase since these areas are spatially farther from regional and county

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics employment centers and are underserved by major transportation facilities. Map 7 depicts the proportion of Gwinnett's residents that traveled 30 minutes or less to work while Map 8 shows the percent of workers in Gwinnett with commuting times of more than 30 minutes by census tract. Countywide 46.9% of Gwinnett’s workers had travel times less than 30 minutes while the remaining 53.1% had travel times over 30 minutes. The largest proportions of workers with a travel to work time average of 30 minutes or less were found in the census tracts located primarily in Peachtree Corners and Norcross with a few tracts dispersed in Duluth, Buford, and Lawrenceville. The proportion of workers in these census tracts that had commuting times less than 30 minutes ranged from 56% to 64.9%. Workers in the Suwanee, Sugar Hill, Snellville, Loganville, Centerville and Stone Mountain areas reported the longest commuting times. The proportion of residents in these census tracts that had commuting times of 30 minutes or more ranged from 60% to 68.3%. Travel times to work are generally determined by many factors including distance, leave time, transportation mode, transportation facilities, and traffic congestion. Obviously, workers living in Southwest Gwinnett have shorter average travel to work times because they are closer to employment centers in Gwinnett, Fulton and DeKalb counties and have better access to transportation facilities including I-285, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, I-85, U.S. Highway 29 and U.S. Highway 78. Workers living in the Snellville, Grayson, Loganville and Dacula areas have farther to travel to local and regional employment centers and access to transportation facilities is more limited.

Time Leaving Home to Work Table 9 presents 2000 time leaving home to work data for the Atlanta Region, Georgia, and census tracts in Gwinnett County. In the Atlanta Region, 11.2% of the workers left home to work from between 6:30 a.m. and 6:59 a.m., 16.9% left from

between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., and 14.7% left from 7:30 a.m. to 7:59 a.m. Combined, these three categories accounted for the largest number and proportion of workers in the Atlanta Region. In Gwinnett County the proportion of workers with later leaving times were greater in the census tracts located in the southwest portion of the county while earlier leaving times were more prevalent in the eastern and southeastern areas of Gwinnett. For instance, only 6.6% of the workers in census tract 503.13 located in Norcross left for work from between 6:30 a.m. and 6:59 a.m. while 18.1% of the workers that lived in tract 505.09 located east of Lawrenceville left during this time period. Longer distances to local and regional employment centers, lack of access to transportation facilities, anticipated traffic congestion, and occupations that required earlier starting times for many residents contributed to the differences in the leaving time proportions between workers in the southwest and eastern areas of Gwinnett.

SUMMARY

The journey to work characteristics of Gwinnett County's employed labor force underwent notable changes during the 1990s. One major change included the substantial growth in the proportion of Gwinnett's labor force that worked within the county. The proportion of Gwinnett's labor force working in the county increased from 47% in 1990 to 55% by 2000 substantiating Gwinnett's evolving economic role from a suburban, bedroom community to a major regional employment center. The means by which commuters traveled to work also changed significantly during the 1990s. Driving alone was the primary means of transportation to work in Gwinnett County in 2000 when 79.7% of its employed workers drove alone to work. This proportion had decreased from 84.1% in 1990. Along with Clayton and DeKalb counties, this was the largest percentage decline in the Atlanta Region. The proportion of carpoolers in Gwinnett increased during the 1990s from 11.4% to 14.1% while

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Census 2000: Selected Journey to Work Characteristics Gwinnett's share of transit users remained relatively unchanged at less than 1%. The average travel time to work in Gwinnett has increased from 26 to 32 minutes since 1990. In 2000, the shortest average travel to work times were reported by workers living in census tracts located adjacent to DeKalb and Fulton counties in Southwest Gwinnett while the longest commuting times were reported by workers living in the Dacula, Snellville, Grayson, and Loganville areas. With shorter commuting distances, the proportion of workers with later leaving times for work were greater in Southwest Gwinnett while earlier leaving times were more prevalent in the eastern and southeastern areas of the county. In 2000, 14% of Gwinnett's workers participated in carpools and the vast majority of these workers commuted in a two-person carpool. Despite the relatively low overall percent of carpoolers in Gwinnett, some small areas of the county had proportions of workers that carpooled greater than 25%. The journey to work characteristics of Gwinnett's employed labor force varied throughout the county. Distances to local and regional employment centers, access to transportation facilities, the occupations of many residents, and average household incomes contributed to the differences in means of transportation, commuting times, leaving times, and number of persons per private vehicle among workers living in the southwest, central, and eastern areas of Gwinnett County.

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Table 11970-2000 Place of Work of Gwinnett County's Labor Force

1990-20001970 1970 1980 1980 1990 1990 2000 2000 Proportion

Area Persons Percent Persons Percent Persons Percent Persons Percent ChangeBarrow County na na na na 448 0.2 894 0.3 0.1Bartow County na na na na 48 0.0 504 0.2 0.1Butts County na na 0 0.0 14 0.0 15 0.0 0.0Cherokee County na na 29 0.0 166 0.1 582 0.2 0.1Clarke County na na na na 266 0.1 895 0.3 0.2Clayton County 149 0.5 748 0.9 2,586 1.3 1,913 0.6 -0.7Cobb County 590 2.0 898 1.1 6,371 3.2 8,648 2.8 -0.4Coweta County na na na na 43 0.0 227 0.1 0.1DeKalb County 9,394 32.4 28,767 34.9 51,161 25.5 51,481 16.6 -8.8Douglas County na na 26 0.0 164 0.1 259 0.1 0.0Fayette County na na 6 0.0 48 0.0 256 0.1 0.1Forsyth County na na 169 0.2 504 0.3 3,977 1.3 1.0Fulton County 6,622 22.8 15,289 18.5 36,961 18.4 57,737 18.6 0.2Gwinnett County 9,400 32.4 28,873 35.0 95,027 47.3 169,000 54.6 7.3Hall County na na na na 1,264 0.6 3,015 1.0 0.3Henry County na na 51 0.1 160 0.1 491 0.2 0.1Jackson County na na na na 185 0.1 537 0.2 0.1Newton County na na 24 0.0 288 0.1 641 0.2 0.1Oconee County na na na na 8 0.0 52 0.0 0.0Paulding County na na 0 0.0 0 0.0 179 0.1 0.1Rockdale County na na 318 0.4 1,252 0.6 1,611 0.5 -0.1Spalding County na na na na 26 0.0 193 0.1 0.0Walton County na na 335 0.4 653 0.3 1,207 0.4 0.1Other Georgia County na na na na 993 0.5 2,081 0.7 0.2Elsewhere or Not Reported 2,833 9.8 6,955 8.4 2,327 1.2 3,402 1.1 -0.1Gwinnett County Labor Force 28,988 100.0 82,488 100.0 200,963 100.0 309,797 100.0 0.0

Source: 1970, 1980, 1990 and 2000 Census of Population and Housing, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce.

Table 21970-2000 Residence of Persons Holding Jobs Located in Gwinnett County

1990-20001970 1970 1980 1980 1990 1990 2000 2000 Proportion

Area Persons Percent Persons Percent Persons Percent Persons Percent ChangeBarrow County na na na na 3,210 2.0 8,229 2.9 0.9Bartow County na na na na 196 0.1 392 0.1 0.0Butts County na na 11 0.0 50 0.0 65 0.0 0.0Cherokee County na na 374 0.8 1,831 1.2 2,037 0.7 -0.4Clarke County na na na na 363 0.2 932 0.3 0.1Clayton County 115 0.9 439 1.0 1,387 0.9 2,785 1.0 0.1Cobb County 297 2.4 1,660 3.8 6,115 3.8 8,723 3.1 -0.8Coweta County na na na na 124 0.1 397 0.1 0.1DeKalb County 1,496 12.0 7,266 16.5 20,904 13.2 34,747 12.2 -0.9Douglas County 22 0.2 171 0.4 481 0.3 747 0.3 0.0Fayette County na na 90 0.2 231 0.1 362 0.1 0.0Forsyth County na na 1,167 2.6 2,758 1.7 5,663 2.0 0.3Fulton County 1,114 8.9 2,558 5.8 12,437 7.8 21,211 7.5 -0.4Gwinnett County 9,400 75.1 28,873 65.5 95,027 59.8 169,000 59.5 -0.3Hall County na na na na 3,632 2.3 7,189 2.5 0.2Henry County 18 0.1 145 0.3 517 0.3 1,531 0.5 0.2Jackson County na na na na 812 0.5 2,261 0.8 0.3Newton County na na 92 0.2 436 0.3 1,320 0.5 0.2Oconee County na na na na 135 0.1 349 0.1 0.0Paulding County na na 113 0.3 235 0.1 655 0.2 0.1Rockdale County 50 0.4 280 0.6 1,353 0.9 1,985 0.7 -0.2Spalding County na na na na 99 0.1 185 0.1 0.0Walton County na na 856 1.9 3,158 2.0 7,037 2.5 0.5Other Georgia County na na na na 2,078 1.3 4,148 1.5 0.2Elsewhere na na na na 1,302 0.8 2,132 0.8 -0.1Total 12,512 100.0 44,095 100.0 158,871 100.0 284,082 100.0 0.0

Source: 1970, 1980, 1990 and 2000 Census of Population and Housing, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce.

Table 32000 Place of Work

Workers Worked in Worked Outside Worked In Worked OutsideAge 16 And State Of State Of County Of County Of

Area Older Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence PercentBarrow County 22,616 22,539 99.7 77 0.3 7,751 34.3 14,865 65.7Bartow County 35,953 35,606 99.0 347 1.0 20,692 57.6 15,261 42.4Butts County 7,924 7,895 99.6 29 0.4 3,533 44.6 4,391 55.4Cherokee County 74,075 73,294 98.9 781 1.1 26,239 35.4 47,836 64.6Clarke County 48,241 47,867 99.2 374 0.8 39,009 80.9 9,232 19.1Clayton County 112,580 111,651 99.2 929 0.8 42,924 38.1 69,656 61.9Cobb County 325,412 320,982 98.6 4,430 1.4 179,750 55.2 145,662 44.8Coweta County 43,506 43,132 99.1 374 0.9 20,735 47.7 22,771 52.3DeKalb County 341,110 337,872 99.1 3,238 0.9 149,919 44.0 191,191 56.0Douglas County 46,176 45,840 99.3 336 0.7 16,924 36.7 29,252 63.3Fayette County 45,231 44,549 98.5 682 1.5 16,977 37.5 28,254 62.5Forsyth County 51,224 50,578 98.7 646 1.3 21,039 41.1 30,185 58.9Fulton County 385,442 380,341 98.7 5,101 1.3 265,870 69.0 119,572 31.0Gwinnett County 309,797 306,395 98.9 3,402 1.1 169,000 54.6 140,797 45.4Hall County 65,402 64,999 99.4 403 0.6 46,680 71.4 18,722 28.6Henry County 60,381 59,912 99.2 469 0.8 18,751 31.1 41,630 68.9Jackson County 19,132 19,027 99.5 105 0.5 7,960 41.6 11,172 58.4Newton County 28,560 28,351 99.3 209 0.7 11,545 40.4 17,015 59.6Oconee County 12,903 12,791 99.1 112 0.9 3,630 28.1 9,273 71.9Paulding County 40,830 40,395 98.9 435 1.1 10,094 24.7 30,736 75.3Rockdale County 32,931 32,621 99.1 310 0.9 14,378 43.7 18,553 56.3Spalding County 24,931 24,775 99.4 156 0.6 13,715 55.0 11,216 45.0Walton County 29,031 28,790 99.2 241 0.8 11,204 38.6 17,827 61.4Atlanta Region 1,733,135 1,713,457 98.9 19,678 1.1 900,732 52.0 832,403 48.0Georgia 3,832,803 3,737,030 97.5 95,773 2.5 2,240,758 58.5 1,592,045 41.5United States 128,279,228 123,643,704 96.4 4,635,524 3.6 94,042,863 73.3 34,236,365 26.750103 3,377 3,340 98.9 37 1.1 2,079 61.6 1,298 38.450104 5,917 5,827 98.5 90 1.5 3,531 59.7 2,386 40.350105 1,646 1,646 100.0 0 0.0 1,228 74.6 418 25.450106 3,339 3,293 98.6 46 1.4 2,356 70.6 983 29.450202 9,475 9,356 98.7 119 1.3 5,028 53.1 4,447 46.950204 8,367 8,279 98.9 88 1.1 4,619 55.2 3,748 44.850205 2,470 2,429 98.3 41 1.7 1,417 57.4 1,053 42.650206 7,707 7,625 98.9 82 1.1 4,202 54.5 3,505 45.5

City data are for the entire city both inside and outside Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P26, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, September 2002.



Area Older Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent50207 8,642 8,540 98.8 102 1.2 4,557 52.7 4,085 47.350304 2,001 1,977 98.8 24 1.2 728 36.4 1,273 63.650306 1,985 1,899 95.7 86 4.3 1,161 58.5 824 41.550307 4,682 4,584 97.9 98 2.1 1,865 39.8 2,817 60.250308 1,642 1,598 97.3 44 2.7 773 47.1 869 52.950309 4,475 4,411 98.6 64 1.4 1,932 43.2 2,543 56.850310 2,971 2,931 98.7 40 1.3 1,293 43.5 1,678 56.550311 1,048 1,036 98.9 12 1.1 413 39.4 635 60.650312 6,005 5,947 99.0 58 1.0 3,408 56.8 2,597 43.250313 3,504 3,483 99.4 21 0.6 1,641 46.8 1,863 53.250314 3,197 3,150 98.5 47 1.5 1,646 51.5 1,551 48.550315 2,957 2,957 100.0 0 0.0 983 33.2 1,974 66.850316 4,123 4,084 99.1 39 0.9 1,896 46.0 2,227 54.050403 5,155 5,085 98.6 70 1.4 1,845 35.8 3,310 64.250410 2,758 2,728 98.9 30 1.1 1,346 48.8 1,412 51.250411 5,306 5,294 99.8 12 0.2 3,052 57.5 2,254 42.550415 2,292 2,234 97.5 58 2.5 958 41.8 1,334 58.250416 1,754 1,709 97.4 45 2.6 800 45.6 954 54.450417 3,464 3,391 97.9 73 2.1 1,882 54.3 1,582 45.750418 3,993 3,983 99.7 10 0.3 1,508 37.8 2,485 62.250419 3,245 3,224 99.4 21 0.6 1,545 47.6 1,700 52.450420 5,224 5,204 99.6 20 0.4 2,147 41.1 3,077 58.950421 3,591 3,576 99.6 15 0.4 1,955 54.4 1,636 45.650422 3,523 3,476 98.7 47 1.3 2,167 61.5 1,356 38.550423 2,785 2,754 98.9 31 1.1 1,305 46.9 1,480 53.150424 3,527 3,466 98.3 61 1.7 1,801 51.1 1,726 48.950425 2,785 2,757 99.0 28 1.0 1,211 43.5 1,574 56.550426 3,515 3,482 99.1 33 0.9 1,488 42.3 2,027 57.750427 2,788 2,700 96.8 88 3.2 1,416 50.8 1,372 49.250428 2,893 2,875 99.4 18 0.6 1,548 53.5 1,345 46.550429 3,564 3,540 99.3 24 0.7 1,799 50.5 1,765 49.550430 2,621 2,561 97.7 60 2.3 1,136 43.3 1,485 56.750507 4,505 4,462 99.0 43 1.0 2,570 57.0 1,935 43.050509 4,940 4,907 99.3 33 0.7 3,353 67.9 1,587 32.1




Area Older Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent50510 4,494 4,451 99.0 43 1.0 2,587 57.6 1,907 42.450511 3,011 3,004 99.8 7 0.2 1,746 58.0 1,265 42.050512 8,989 8,884 98.8 105 1.2 5,262 58.5 3,727 41.550513 11,960 11,842 99.0 118 1.0 7,207 60.3 4,753 39.750514 5,316 5,216 98.1 100 1.9 3,456 65.0 1,860 35.050515 5,312 5,258 99.0 54 1.0 2,894 54.5 2,418 45.550516 5,063 5,023 99.2 40 0.8 2,901 57.3 2,162 42.750517 8,372 8,301 99.2 71 0.8 4,749 56.7 3,623 43.350518 5,348 5,291 98.9 57 1.1 3,080 57.6 2,268 42.450519 6,513 6,472 99.4 41 0.6 3,451 53.0 3,062 47.050520 2,299 2,296 99.9 3 0.1 1,935 84.2 364 15.850521 2,781 2,764 99.4 17 0.6 2,025 72.8 756 27.250522 1,996 1,996 100.0 0 0.0 1,407 70.5 589 29.550602 6,730 6,686 99.3 44 0.7 4,458 66.2 2,272 33.850603 7,555 7,521 99.5 34 0.5 5,053 66.9 2,502 33.150604 5,621 5,578 99.2 43 0.8 3,682 65.5 1,939 34.550704 7,952 7,841 98.6 111 1.4 4,140 52.1 3,812 47.950705 8,430 8,342 99.0 88 1.0 5,096 60.5 3,334 39.550709 3,678 3,641 99.0 37 1.0 1,398 38.0 2,280 62.050712 3,758 3,684 98.0 74 2.0 2,027 53.9 1,731 46.150713 3,276 3,235 98.7 41 1.3 1,789 54.6 1,487 45.450714 2,442 2,405 98.5 37 1.5 1,224 50.1 1,218 49.950715 2,599 2,569 98.8 30 1.2 1,497 57.6 1,102 42.450716 4,145 4,066 98.1 79 1.9 1,866 45.0 2,279 55.050717 4,672 4,627 99.0 45 1.0 2,195 47.0 2,477 53.050718 4,169 4,123 98.9 46 1.1 2,404 57.7 1,765 42.350719 2,638 2,616 99.2 22 0.8 1,610 61.0 1,028 39.050720 3,302 3,257 98.6 45 1.4 2,171 65.7 1,131 34.350721 3,618 3,606 99.7 12 0.3 2,102 58.1 1,516 41.9Gwinnett County 309,797 306,395 98.9 3,402 1.1 169,000 54.6 140,797 45.4Auburn 3,544 3,541 99.9 3 0.1 819 23.1 2,725 76.9Berkeley Lake 943 922 97.8 21 2.2 434 46.0 509 54.0Braselton 535 532 99.4 3 0.6 163 30.5 372 69.5Buford 4,969 4,946 99.5 23 0.5 3,553 71.5 1,416 28.5




Area Older Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence Percent Residence PercentDacula 2,040 2,026 99.3 14 0.7 1,413 69.3 627 30.7Duluth 13,408 13,225 98.6 183 1.4 7,243 54.0 6,165 46.0Grayson 393 384 97.7 9 2.3 236 60.1 157 39.9Lawrenceville 10,646 10,605 99.6 41 0.4 7,799 73.3 2,847 26.7Lilburn 5,872 5,813 99.0 59 1.0 2,999 51.1 2,873 48.9Loganville 2,710 2,693 99.4 17 0.6 856 31.6 1,854 68.4Mountain Park CDP 5,916 5,849 98.9 67 1.1 2,590 43.8 3,326 56.2Norcross 4,237 4,196 99.0 41 1.0 2,356 55.6 1,881 44.4Rest Haven 65 65 100.0 0 0.0 33 50.8 32 49.2Snellville 7,747 7,685 99.2 62 0.8 4,415 57.0 3,332 43.0Sugar Hill 5,927 5,861 98.9 66 1.1 3,523 59.4 2,404 40.6Suwanee 4,798 4,733 98.6 65 1.4 2,734 57.0 2,064 43.0


Table 41990-2000 Change in Place of Work

1990 2000 1990 20001990 2000 Worked Worked Worked Worked

Workers Workers Inside Inside Outside OutsideAge 16 And Age 16 And Net Percent County Of 1990 County Of 2000 *Prop County Of 1990 County Of 2000 *Prop

Area Older Older Change Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop ChangeBarrow County 13,633 22,616 8,983 65.9 6,509 47.7 7,751 34.3 -13.5 7,124 52.3 14,865 65.7 13.5Bartow County 26,906 35,953 9,047 33.6 16,448 61.1 20,692 57.6 -3.6 10,458 38.9 15,261 42.4 3.6Butts County 6,006 7,924 1,918 31.9 3,044 50.7 3,533 44.6 -6.1 2,962 49.3 4,391 55.4 6.1Cherokee County 47,655 74,075 26,420 55.4 15,001 31.5 26,239 35.4 3.9 32,654 68.5 47,836 64.6 -3.9Clarke County 40,030 48,241 8,211 20.5 34,807 87.0 39,009 80.9 -6.1 5,223 13.0 9,232 19.1 6.1Clayton County 96,042 112,580 16,538 17.2 43,879 45.7 42,924 38.1 -7.6 52,163 54.3 69,656 61.9 7.6Cobb County 250,985 325,412 74,427 29.7 128,885 51.4 179,750 55.2 3.9 122,100 48.6 145,662 44.8 -3.9Coweta County 25,338 43,506 18,168 71.7 14,579 57.5 20,735 47.7 -9.9 10,759 42.5 22,771 52.3 9.9DeKalb County 295,015 341,110 46,095 15.6 138,912 47.1 149,919 44.0 -3.1 156,103 52.9 191,191 56.0 3.1Douglas County 36,842 46,176 9,334 25.3 12,081 32.8 16,924 36.7 3.9 24,761 67.2 29,252 63.3 -3.9Fayette County 31,492 45,231 13,739 43.6 10,381 33.0 16,977 37.5 4.6 21,111 67.0 28,254 62.5 -4.6Forsyth County 22,838 51,224 28,386 124.3 9,031 39.5 21,039 41.1 1.5 13,807 60.5 30,185 58.9 -1.5Fulton County 315,366 385,442 70,076 22.2 221,309 70.2 265,870 69.0 -1.2 94,057 29.8 119,572 31.0 1.2Gwinnett County 200,970 309,797 108,827 54.2 95,027 47.3 169,000 54.6 7.3 105,943 52.7 140,797 45.4 -7.3Hall County 48,163 65,402 17,239 35.8 37,607 78.1 46,680 71.4 -6.7 10,556 21.9 18,722 28.6 6.7Henry County 29,845 60,381 30,536 102.3 8,823 29.6 18,751 31.1 1.5 21,022 70.4 41,630 68.9 -1.5Jackson County 14,071 19,132 5,061 36.0 6,533 46.4 7,960 41.6 -4.8 7,538 53.6 11,172 58.4 4.8Newton County 18,927 28,560 9,633 50.9 9,212 48.7 11,545 40.4 -8.2 9,715 51.3 17,015 59.6 8.2Oconee County 8,945 12,903 3,958 44.2 2,281 25.5 3,630 28.1 2.6 6,664 74.5 9,273 71.9 -2.6Paulding County 20,400 40,830 20,430 100.1 5,040 24.7 10,094 24.7 0.0 15,360 75.3 30,736 75.3 0.0Rockdale County 27,901 32,931 5,030 18.0 10,914 39.1 14,378 43.7 4.5 16,987 60.9 18,553 56.3 -4.5Spalding County 24,712 24,931 219 0.9 15,541 62.9 13,715 55.0 -7.9 9,171 37.1 11,216 45.0 7.9Walton County 17,814 29,031 11,217 63.0 7,750 43.5 11,204 38.6 -4.9 10,064 56.5 17,827 61.4 4.9Atlanta Region 1,332,113 1,423,338 91,225 6.8 685,212 51.4 731,732 51.4 0.0 646,901 48.6 691,606 48.6 0.0Georgia 3,106,393 3,832,803 726,410 23.4 1,935,479 62.3 2,240,758 58.5 -3.8 1,170,914 37.7 1,592,045 41.5 3.8United States 115,070,274 128,279,228 13,208,954 11.5 87,587,677 76.1 94,042,863 73.3 -2.8 27,482,597 23.9 34,236,365 26.7 2.850101 4,033 9,294 5,261 130.4 2,493 61.8 5,610 60.4 -1.5 1,540 38.2 3,684 39.6 1.550102 4,429 4,985 556 12.6 3,056 69.0 3,584 71.9 2.9 1,373 31.0 1,401 28.1 -2.950202 1,579 9,475 7,896 500.1 965 61.1 5,028 53.1 -8.0 614 38.9 4,447 46.9 8.050203 10,202 18,819 8,617 84.5 5,364 52.6 10,176 54.1 1.5 4,838 47.4 8,643 45.9 -1.550204 3,495 8,367 4,872 139.4 2,110 60.4 4,619 55.2 -5.2 1,385 39.6 3,748 44.8 5.250304 2,266 2,001 -265 -11.7 782 34.5 728 36.4 1.9 1,484 65.5 1,273 63.6 -1.9

*Prop - ProportionCity data are for the entire city inside and outside of Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Tables P045 and P26, 1990 and 2000 Census of Population and Housing.




Area Older Older Change Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop Change50305 6,787 7,080 293 4.3 2,492 36.7 2,879 40.7 3.9 4,295 63.3 4,201 59.3 -3.950306 1,165 1,985 820 70.4 520 44.6 1,161 58.5 13.9 645 55.4 824 41.5 -13.950307 3,873 4,682 809 20.9 1,736 44.8 1,865 39.8 -5.0 2,137 55.2 2,817 60.2 5.050308 801 1,642 841 105.0 364 45.4 773 47.1 1.6 437 54.6 869 52.9 -1.650309 2,513 4,475 1,962 78.1 1,208 48.1 1,932 43.2 -4.9 1,305 51.9 2,543 56.8 4.950310 2,839 2,971 132 4.6 1,222 43.0 1,293 43.5 0.5 1,617 57.0 1,678 56.5 -0.550311 1,157 1,048 -109 -9.4 562 48.6 413 39.4 -9.2 595 51.4 635 60.6 9.250312 4,642 6,005 1,363 29.4 2,175 46.9 3,408 56.8 9.9 2,467 53.1 2,597 43.2 -9.950313 3,085 3,504 419 13.6 1,309 42.4 1,641 46.8 4.4 1,776 57.6 1,863 53.2 -4.450314 2,604 3,197 593 22.8 1,035 39.7 1,646 51.5 11.7 1,569 60.3 1,551 48.5 -11.750403 4,316 5,155 839 19.4 1,407 32.6 1,845 35.8 3.2 2,909 67.4 3,310 64.2 -3.250406 5,503 7,457 1,954 35.5 1,909 34.7 3,390 45.5 10.8 3,594 65.3 4,067 54.5 -10.850407 7,260 8,469 1,209 16.7 2,278 31.4 3,692 43.6 12.2 4,982 68.6 4,777 56.4 -12.250408 6,968 7,114 146 2.1 2,786 40.0 4,122 57.9 18.0 4,182 60.0 2,992 42.1 -18.050409 6,156 6,312 156 2.5 2,708 44.0 3,106 49.2 5.2 3,448 56.0 3,206 50.8 -5.250410 2,809 2,758 -51 -1.8 1,208 43.0 1,346 48.8 5.8 1,601 57.0 1,412 51.2 -5.850411 3,543 5,306 1,763 49.8 1,580 44.6 3,052 57.5 12.9 1,963 55.4 2,254 42.5 -12.950412 6,423 6,300 -123 -1.9 2,329 36.3 2,699 42.8 6.6 4,094 63.7 3,601 57.2 -6.650413 4,929 5,681 752 15.3 2,294 46.5 2,964 52.2 5.6 2,635 53.5 2,717 47.8 -5.650414 5,837 6,185 348 6.0 2,344 40.2 2,935 47.5 7.3 3,493 59.8 3,250 52.5 -7.350415 2,172 2,292 120 5.5 608 28.0 958 41.8 13.8 1,564 72.0 1,334 58.2 -13.850416 1,959 1,754 -205 -10.5 505 25.8 800 45.6 19.8 1,454 74.2 954 54.4 -19.850502 6,892 16,494 9,602 139.3 3,757 54.5 9,595 58.2 3.7 3,135 45.5 6,899 41.8 -3.750503 6,574 17,276 10,702 162.8 3,770 57.3 10,663 61.7 4.4 2,804 42.7 6,613 38.3 -4.450505 6,304 10,375 4,071 64.6 3,350 53.1 5,795 55.9 2.7 2,954 46.9 4,580 44.1 -2.750506 10,809 20,233 9,424 87.2 5,623 52.0 11,280 55.8 3.7 5,186 48.0 8,953 44.2 -3.750507 3,424 4,505 1,081 31.6 1,630 47.6 2,570 57.0 9.4 1,794 52.4 1,935 43.0 -9.450508 5,891 7,076 1,185 20.1 4,053 68.8 5,367 75.8 7.0 1,838 31.2 1,709 24.2 -7.050509 2,668 4,940 2,272 85.2 1,711 64.1 3,353 67.9 3.7 957 35.9 1,587 32.1 -3.750601 4,525 13,176 8,651 191.2 2,803 61.9 8,735 66.3 4.4 1,722 38.1 4,441 33.7 -4.450602 2,912 6,730 3,818 131.1 1,885 64.7 4,458 66.2 1.5 1,027 35.3 2,272 33.8 -1.550704 3,826 7,952 4,126 107.8 1,711 44.7 4,140 52.1 7.3 2,115 55.3 3,812 47.9 -7.3





Area Older Older Change Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop Change Residence *Prop Residence *Prop Change50705 3,522 8,430 4,908 139.4 1,961 55.7 5,096 60.5 4.8 1,561 44.3 3,334 39.5 -4.850706 5,432 7,034 1,602 29.5 2,611 48.1 3,816 54.3 6.2 2,821 51.9 3,218 45.7 -6.250707 4,230 5,041 811 19.2 1,745 41.3 2,721 54.0 12.7 2,485 58.7 2,320 46.0 -12.750708 6,947 8,817 1,870 26.9 2,704 38.9 4,061 46.1 7.1 4,243 61.1 4,756 53.9 -7.150709 3,206 3,678 472 14.7 1,093 34.1 1,398 38.0 3.9 2,113 65.9 2,280 62.0 -3.950710 5,201 6,807 1,606 30.9 2,608 50.1 4,014 59.0 8.8 2,593 49.9 2,793 41.0 -8.850711 5,262 6,920 1,658 31.5 2,663 50.6 4,273 61.7 11.1 2,599 49.4 2,647 38.3 -11.1Gwinnett County 200,970 309,797 108,827 54.2 95,027 47.3 169,000 54.6 7.3 105,943 52.7 140,797 45.4 -7.3Auburn 1,678 3,544 1,866 111.2 261 15.6 819 23.1 7.6 1,417 84.4 2,725 76.9 -7.6Berkeley Lake 407 943 536 131.7 187 45.9 434 46.0 0.1 220 54.1 509 54.0 -0.1Braselton 149 535 386 259.1 52 34.9 163 30.5 -4.4 97 65.1 372 69.5 4.4Buford 4,053 4,969 916 22.6 2,919 72.0 3,553 71.5 -0.5 1,134 28.0 1,416 28.5 0.5Dacula 1,179 2,040 861 73.0 775 65.7 1,413 69.3 3.5 404 34.3 627 30.7 -3.5Duluth 5,518 13,408 7,890 143.0 3,113 56.4 7,243 54.0 -2.4 2,405 43.6 6,165 46.0 2.4Grayson 265 393 128 48.3 170 64.2 236 60.1 -4.1 95 35.8 157 39.9 4.1Lawrenceville 8,594 10,646 2,052 23.9 5,556 64.6 7,799 73.3 8.6 3,038 35.4 2,847 26.7 -8.6Lilburn 5,341 5,872 531 9.9 2,197 41.1 2,999 51.1 9.9 3,144 58.9 2,873 48.9 -9.9Loganville 1,508 2,710 1,202 79.7 400 26.5 856 31.6 5.1 1,108 73.5 1,854 68.4 -5.1Mountain Park CDP 6,301 5,916 -385 -6.1 2,303 36.5 2,590 43.8 7.2 3,998 63.5 3,326 56.2 -7.2Norcross 3,479 4,237 758 21.8 1,785 51.3 2,356 55.6 4.3 1,694 48.7 1,881 44.4 -4.3Rest Haven 71 65 -6 -8.5 53 74.6 33 50.8 -23.9 18 25.4 32 49.2 23.9Snellville 6,182 7,747 1,565 25.3 3,053 49.4 4,415 57.0 7.6 3,129 50.6 3,332 43.0 -7.6Sugar Hill 2,427 5,927 3,500 144.2 1,477 60.9 3,523 59.4 -1.4 950 39.1 2,404 40.6 1.4Suwanee 1,277 4,798 3,521 275.7 845 66.2 2,734 57.0 -9.2 432 33.8 2,064 43.0 9.2


Table 52000 Means of Transportation to Work

WorkersAge 16 And Drove Public Other Worked

Area Older Alone *Per Carpooled *Per Trans *Per Bicycle *Per Walked *Per Means *Per At Home *PerBarrow County 22,616 17,585 77.8 4,165 18.4 85 0.4 18 0.1 72 0.3 151 0.7 540 2.4Bartow County 35,953 28,908 80.4 5,365 14.9 181 0.5 104 0.3 332 0.9 245 0.7 818 2.3Butts County 7,924 6,374 80.4 1,271 16.0 8 0.1 5 0.1 36 0.5 49 0.6 181 2.3Cherokee County 74,075 60,125 81.2 8,746 11.8 303 0.4 20 0.0 443 0.6 822 1.1 3,616 4.9Clarke County 48,241 36,243 75.1 6,945 14.4 1,144 2.4 444 0.9 2,069 4.3 305 0.6 1,091 2.3Clayton County 112,580 85,944 76.3 20,528 18.2 1,683 1.5 118 0.1 1,586 1.4 1,006 0.9 1,715 1.5Cobb County 325,412 262,772 80.8 39,081 12.0 4,119 1.3 197 0.1 3,319 1.0 2,689 0.8 13,235 4.1Coweta County 43,506 35,290 81.1 6,111 14.0 176 0.4 65 0.1 216 0.5 380 0.9 1,268 2.9DeKalb County 341,110 240,374 70.5 52,594 15.4 28,095 8.2 479 0.1 6,021 1.8 3,169 0.9 10,378 3.0Douglas County 46,176 37,698 81.6 6,588 14.3 233 0.5 20 0.0 214 0.5 309 0.7 1,114 2.4Fayette County 45,231 38,231 84.5 4,238 9.4 384 0.8 39 0.1 182 0.4 505 1.1 1,652 3.7Forsyth County 51,224 41,780 81.6 5,716 11.2 261 0.5 0 0.0 318 0.6 397 0.8 2,752 5.4Fulton County 385,442 275,363 71.4 44,605 11.6 35,939 9.3 569 0.1 8,628 2.2 3,541 0.9 16,797 4.4Gwinnett County 309,797 246,884 79.7 43,689 14.1 2,632 0.8 162 0.1 2,494 0.8 2,232 0.7 11,704 3.8Hall County 65,402 49,939 76.4 11,732 17.9 718 1.1 59 0.1 838 1.3 688 1.1 1,428 2.2Henry County 60,381 50,092 83.0 7,945 13.2 270 0.4 14 0.0 313 0.5 362 0.6 1,385 2.3Jackson County 19,132 15,177 79.3 2,968 15.5 21 0.1 8 0.0 164 0.9 144 0.8 650 3.4Newton County 28,560 23,257 81.4 4,097 14.3 115 0.4 13 0.0 213 0.7 280 1.0 585 2.0Oconee County 12,903 10,640 82.5 1,636 12.7 38 0.3 18 0.1 85 0.7 100 0.8 386 3.0Paulding County 40,830 34,106 83.5 5,019 12.3 114 0.3 16 0.0 176 0.4 342 0.8 1,057 2.6Rockdale County 32,931 26,254 79.7 5,151 15.6 203 0.6 33 0.1 147 0.4 240 0.7 903 2.7Spalding County 24,931 18,972 76.1 4,792 19.2 276 1.1 12 0.0 350 1.4 213 0.9 316 1.3Walton County 29,031 22,953 79.1 4,339 14.9 46 0.2 7 0.0 328 1.1 368 1.3 990 3.4Atlanta Region 1,733,135 1,323,737 76.4 233,165 13.5 73,861 4.3 1,651 0.1 23,347 1.3 14,875 0.9 62,499 3.6Georgia 3,832,803 2,968,910 77.5 557,062 14.5 90,030 2.3 5,588 0.1 65,776 1.7 36,451 1.0 108,986 2.8United States 128,279,228 97,102,050 75.7 15,634,051 12.2 6,067,703 4.7 488,497 0.4 3,758,982 2.9 1,043,722 0.8 4,184,223 3.350103 3,377 2,559 75.8 643 19.0 13 0.4 25 0.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 137 4.150104 5,917 4,952 83.7 683 11.5 11 0.2 0 0.0 39 0.7 13 0.2 219 3.750105 1,646 1,200 72.9 415 25.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 10 0.6 19 1.2 2 0.150106 3,339 2,424 72.6 775 23.2 21 0.6 13 0.4 9 0.3 23 0.7 74 2.250202 9,475 8,105 85.5 730 7.7 53 0.6 0 0.0 89 0.9 63 0.7 435 4.650204 8,367 6,934 82.9 879 10.5 47 0.6 0 0.0 37 0.4 37 0.4 433 5.250205 2,470 2,003 81.1 318 12.9 5 0.2 0 0.0 45 1.8 0 0.0 99 4.050206 7,707 6,228 80.8 975 12.7 99 1.3 13 0.2 136 1.8 40 0.5 216 2.8

*Per - PercentCity data are for the entire city inside and outside of Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P30, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, September 2002.



Area Older Alone *Per Carpooled *Per Trans *Per Bicycle *Per Walked *Per Means *Per At Home *Per50207 8,642 7,015 81.2 1,233 14.3 75 0.9 0 0.0 101 1.2 61 0.7 157 1.850304 2,001 1,494 74.7 374 18.7 8 0.4 0 0.0 105 5.2 0 0.0 20 1.050306 1,985 1,055 53.1 790 39.8 12 0.6 7 0.4 68 3.4 19 1.0 34 1.750307 4,682 4,053 86.6 156 3.3 106 2.3 0 0.0 10 0.2 26 0.6 331 7.150308 1,642 1,338 81.5 95 5.8 16 1.0 0 0.0 8 0.5 20 1.2 165 10.050309 4,475 3,650 81.6 439 9.8 99 2.2 7 0.2 16 0.4 30 0.7 234 5.250310 2,971 2,449 82.4 274 9.2 52 1.8 0 0.0 5 0.2 26 0.9 165 5.650311 1,048 800 76.3 131 12.5 14 1.3 0 0.0 21 2.0 20 1.9 62 5.950312 6,005 3,200 53.3 2,474 41.2 109 1.8 0 0.0 105 1.7 40 0.7 77 1.350313 3,504 2,572 73.4 732 20.9 90 2.6 0 0.0 14 0.4 20 0.6 76 2.250314 3,197 2,557 80.0 521 16.3 13 0.4 0 0.0 10 0.3 18 0.6 78 2.450315 2,957 2,348 79.4 370 12.5 141 4.8 0 0.0 17 0.6 19 0.6 62 2.150316 4,123 3,054 74.1 738 17.9 88 2.1 11 0.3 110 2.7 0 0.0 122 3.050403 5,155 4,018 77.9 826 16.0 91 1.8 0 0.0 32 0.6 71 1.4 117 2.350410 2,758 2,159 78.3 480 17.4 8 0.3 0 0.0 73 2.6 6 0.2 32 1.250411 5,306 4,220 79.5 861 16.2 19 0.4 0 0.0 27 0.5 17 0.3 162 3.150415 2,292 1,830 79.8 276 12.0 24 1.0 0 0.0 11 0.5 26 1.1 125 5.550416 1,754 1,338 76.3 275 15.7 7 0.4 0 0.0 40 2.3 23 1.3 71 4.050417 3,464 1,925 55.6 1,258 36.3 82 2.4 12 0.3 123 3.6 39 1.1 25 0.750418 3,993 2,487 62.3 1,173 29.4 148 3.7 0 0.0 38 1.0 95 2.4 52 1.350419 3,245 2,136 65.8 789 24.3 70 2.2 8 0.2 88 2.7 13 0.4 141 4.350420 5,224 3,496 66.9 1,356 26.0 65 1.2 0 0.0 43 0.8 147 2.8 117 2.250421 3,591 2,507 69.8 890 24.8 40 1.1 31 0.9 46 1.3 11 0.3 66 1.850422 3,523 2,586 73.4 666 18.9 23 0.7 0 0.0 50 1.4 100 2.8 98 2.850423 2,785 2,211 79.4 415 14.9 29 1.0 0 0.0 12 0.4 45 1.6 73 2.650424 3,527 2,761 78.3 605 17.2 34 1.0 0 0.0 48 1.4 0 0.0 79 2.250425 2,785 2,438 87.5 134 4.8 18 0.6 0 0.0 9 0.3 61 2.2 125 4.550426 3,515 2,926 83.2 268 7.6 44 1.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 32 0.9 245 7.050427 2,788 2,284 81.9 244 8.8 23 0.8 0 0.0 17 0.6 35 1.3 185 6.650428 2,893 2,483 85.8 160 5.5 16 0.6 0 0.0 23 0.8 23 0.8 188 6.550429 3,564 3,055 85.7 291 8.2 22 0.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 196 5.550430 2,621 2,180 83.2 265 10.1 19 0.7 0 0.0 11 0.4 7 0.3 139 5.350507 4,505 3,569 79.2 618 13.7 70 1.6 0 0.0 31 0.7 51 1.1 166 3.750509 4,940 3,924 79.4 766 15.5 55 1.1 8 0.2 30 0.6 12 0.2 145 2.9




Area Older Alone *Per Carpooled *Per Trans *Per Bicycle *Per Walked *Per Means *Per At Home *Per50510 4,494 3,660 81.4 530 11.8 7 0.2 0 0.0 54 1.2 0 0.0 243 5.450511 3,011 2,431 80.7 464 15.4 41 1.4 0 0.0 14 0.5 0 0.0 61 2.050512 8,989 7,626 84.8 822 9.1 11 0.1 7 0.1 44 0.5 55 0.6 424 4.750513 11,960 9,819 82.1 1,321 11.0 69 0.6 0 0.0 15 0.1 68 0.6 668 5.650514 5,316 4,522 85.1 544 10.2 8 0.2 9 0.2 30 0.6 30 0.6 173 3.350515 5,312 4,368 82.2 645 12.1 48 0.9 0 0.0 9 0.2 56 1.1 186 3.550516 5,063 4,034 79.7 811 16.0 0 0.0 7 0.1 35 0.7 53 1.0 123 2.450517 8,372 7,114 85.0 993 11.9 24 0.3 0 0.0 85 1.0 54 0.6 102 1.250518 5,348 4,223 79.0 822 15.4 45 0.8 0 0.0 29 0.5 40 0.7 189 3.550519 6,513 5,096 78.2 1,086 16.7 80 1.2 0 0.0 19 0.3 39 0.6 193 3.050520 2,299 1,649 71.7 437 19.0 21 0.9 0 0.0 89 3.9 56 2.4 47 2.050521 2,781 2,072 74.5 584 21.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 6 0.2 48 1.7 71 2.650522 1,996 1,492 74.7 460 23.0 31 1.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 13 0.750602 6,730 5,725 85.1 603 9.0 4 0.1 0 0.0 43 0.6 35 0.5 320 4.850603 7,555 6,262 82.9 892 11.8 10 0.1 0 0.0 27 0.4 9 0.1 355 4.750604 5,621 4,758 84.6 605 10.8 8 0.1 0 0.0 10 0.2 35 0.6 205 3.650704 7,952 6,705 84.3 838 10.5 30 0.4 0 0.0 46 0.6 34 0.4 299 3.850705 8,430 7,004 83.1 950 11.3 24 0.3 4 0.0 36 0.4 12 0.1 400 4.750709 3,678 3,049 82.9 353 9.6 75 2.0 0 0.0 28 0.8 8 0.2 165 4.550712 3,758 3,101 82.5 349 9.3 33 0.9 0 0.0 30 0.8 19 0.5 226 6.050713 3,276 2,793 85.3 162 4.9 10 0.3 0 0.0 22 0.7 25 0.8 264 8.150714 2,442 2,105 86.2 134 5.5 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 24 1.0 179 7.350715 2,599 2,106 81.0 312 12.0 11 0.4 0 0.0 25 1.0 0 0.0 145 5.650716 4,145 3,493 84.3 447 10.8 0 0.0 0 0.0 19 0.5 62 1.5 124 3.050717 4,672 3,900 83.5 647 13.8 17 0.4 0 0.0 6 0.1 34 0.7 68 1.550718 4,169 3,480 83.5 402 9.6 8 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 17 0.4 262 6.350719 2,638 1,999 75.8 515 19.5 18 0.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 31 1.2 75 2.850720 3,302 2,640 80.0 305 9.2 13 0.4 0 0.0 56 1.7 46 1.4 242 7.350721 3,618 3,135 86.7 295 8.2 7 0.2 0 0.0 10 0.3 34 0.9 137 3.8Gwinnett County 309,797 246,884 79.7 43,689 14.1 2,632 0.8 162 0.1 2,494 0.8 2,232 0.7 11,704 3.8Auburn 3,544 2,803 79.1 581 16.4 36 1.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 24 0.7 100 2.8Berkeley Lake 943 736 78.0 75 8.0 23 2.4 0 0.0 5 0.5 9 1.0 95 10.1Braselton 535 457 85.4 44 8.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 0.4 7 1.3 25 4.7Buford 4,969 3,411 68.6 1,350 27.2 34 0.7 38 0.8 18 0.4 32 0.6 86 1.7




Area Older Alone *Per Carpooled *Per Trans *Per Bicycle *Per Walked *Per Means *Per At Home *PerDacula 2,040 1,702 83.4 248 12.2 4 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 14 0.7 72 3.5Duluth 13,408 11,015 82.2 1,614 12.0 132 1.0 13 0.1 187 1.4 64 0.5 383 2.9Grayson 393 325 82.7 51 13.0 0 0.0 4 1.0 7 1.8 0 0.0 6 1.5Lawrenceville 10,646 7,929 74.5 2,111 19.8 98 0.9 8 0.1 125 1.2 97 0.9 278 2.6Lilburn 5,872 4,708 80.2 879 15.0 11 0.2 0 0.0 117 2.0 38 0.6 119 2.0Loganville 2,710 2,226 82.1 360 13.3 8 0.3 0 0.0 22 0.8 46 1.7 48 1.8Mountain Park CDP 5,916 4,963 83.9 462 7.8 46 0.8 0 0.0 20 0.3 49 0.8 376 6.4Norcross 4,237 2,351 55.5 1,527 36.0 74 1.7 0 0.0 142 3.4 39 0.9 104 2.5Rest Haven 65 58 89.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 4 6.2 3 4.6 0 0.0Snellville 7,747 6,607 85.3 701 9.0 23 0.3 0 0.0 82 1.1 35 0.5 299 3.9Sugar Hill 5,927 4,976 84.0 719 12.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 9 0.2 23 0.4 200 3.4Suwanee 4,798 4,075 84.9 342 7.1 34 0.7 0 0.0 90 1.9 36 0.8 221 4.6


Table 61990-2000 Change in Means of Transportation to Work

1990 2000Workers Workers 1990 2000

Age 16 And Age 16 And Net Percent Drove 1990 Drove 2000 *Prop 1990 1990 2000Area Older Older Change Change Alone *Prop Alone *Prop Change Carpooled *Prop Carpooled

Barrow County 13,633 22,616 8,983 65.9 10,330 75.8 17,585 77.8 2.0 2,692 19.7 4,165Bartow County 26,906 35,953 9,047 33.6 20,990 78.0 28,908 80.4 2.4 4,592 17.1 5,365Butts County 6,006 7,924 1,918 31.9 4,302 71.6 6,374 80.4 8.8 1,468 24.4 1,271Cherokee County 47,655 74,075 26,420 55.4 37,343 78.4 60,125 81.2 2.8 7,897 16.6 8,746Clarke County 40,030 48,241 8,211 20.5 30,095 75.2 36,243 75.1 -0.1 5,081 12.7 6,945Clayton County 96,042 112,580 16,538 17.2 77,604 80.8 85,944 76.3 -4.5 13,961 14.5 20,528Cobb County 250,985 325,412 74,427 29.7 211,761 84.4 262,772 80.8 -3.6 26,006 10.4 39,081Coweta County 25,338 43,506 18,168 71.7 19,939 78.7 35,290 81.1 2.4 4,175 16.5 6,111DeKalb County 295,015 341,110 46,095 15.6 220,677 74.8 240,374 70.5 -4.3 37,259 12.6 52,594Douglas County 36,842 46,176 9,334 25.3 30,050 81.6 37,698 81.6 0.1 5,388 14.6 6,588Fayette County 31,492 45,231 13,739 43.6 26,456 84.0 38,231 84.5 0.5 3,566 11.3 4,238Forsyth County 22,838 51,224 28,386 124.3 17,819 78.0 41,780 81.6 3.5 3,733 16.3 5,716Fulton County 315,366 385,442 70,076 22.2 220,646 70.0 275,363 71.4 1.5 35,447 11.2 44,605Gwinnett County 200,970 309,797 108,827 54.2 169,048 84.1 246,884 79.7 -4.4 22,888 11.4 43,689Hall County 48,163 65,402 17,239 35.8 36,986 76.8 49,939 76.4 -0.4 8,469 17.6 11,732Henry County 29,845 60,381 30,536 102.3 24,394 81.7 50,092 83.0 1.2 4,180 14.0 7,945Jackson County 14,071 19,132 5,061 36.0 10,692 76.0 15,177 79.3 3.3 2,522 17.9 2,968Newton County 18,927 28,560 9,633 50.9 14,334 75.7 23,257 81.4 5.7 3,667 19.4 4,097Oconee County 8,945 12,903 3,958 44.2 7,348 82.1 10,640 82.5 0.3 1,072 12.0 1,636Paulding County 20,400 40,830 20,430 100.1 15,828 77.6 34,106 83.5 5.9 3,862 18.9 5,019Rockdale County 27,901 32,931 5,030 18.0 23,179 83.1 26,254 79.7 -3.4 3,765 13.5 5,151Spalding County 24,712 24,931 219 0.9 18,514 74.9 18,972 76.1 1.2 4,910 19.9 4,792Walton County 17,814 29,031 11,217 63.0 12,982 72.9 22,953 79.1 6.2 3,980 22.3 4,339Atlanta Region 1,332,113 1,733,135 401,022 30.1 1,041,158 78.2 1,323,737 76.4 -1.8 160,357 12.0 233,165Georgia 3,106,393 3,832,803 726,410 23.4 2,378,509 76.6 2,968,910 77.5 0.9 467,624 15.1 557,062United States 115,070,274 128,279,228 13,208,954 11.5 84,215,298 73.2 97,102,050 75.7 2.5 15,377,634 13.4 15,634,05150101 4,033 9,294 5,261 130.4 3,282 81.4 7,511 80.8 -0.6 612 15.2 1,32650102 4,429 4,985 556 12.6 3,245 73.3 3,624 72.7 -0.6 997 22.5 1,19050202 1,579 9,475 7,896 500.1 1,399 88.6 8,105 85.5 -3.1 143 9.1 73050203 10,202 18,819 8,617 84.5 8,968 87.9 15,246 81.0 -6.9 740 7.3 2,52650204 3,495 8,367 4,872 139.4 3,028 86.6 6,934 82.9 -3.8 314 9.0 87950304 2,266 2,001 -265 -11.7 1,808 79.8 1,494 74.7 -5.1 285 12.6 37450305 6,787 7,080 293 4.3 5,820 85.8 5,402 76.3 -9.5 609 9.0 1,10850306 1,165 1,985 820 70.4 866 74.3 1,055 53.1 -21.2 255 21.9 790

*Prop - ProportionCity data are for the entire city inside and outside of Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P049 and 2000 Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P30, 1990 and 2000 Census of Population and Housing.




50307 3,873 4,682 809 20.9 3,459 89.3 4,053 86.6 -2.7 185 4.8 15650308 801 1,642 841 105.0 683 85.3 1,338 81.5 -3.8 64 8.0 9550309 2,513 4,475 1,962 78.1 2,120 84.4 3,650 81.6 -2.8 216 8.6 43950310 2,839 2,971 132 4.6 2,465 86.8 2,449 82.4 -4.4 186 6.6 27450311 1,157 1,048 -109 -9.4 939 81.2 800 76.3 -4.8 92 8.0 13150312 4,642 6,005 1,363 29.4 3,599 77.5 3,200 53.3 -24.2 871 18.8 2,47450313 3,085 3,504 419 13.6 2,623 85.0 2,572 73.4 -11.6 323 10.5 73250314 2,604 3,197 593 22.8 2,240 86.0 2,557 80.0 -6.0 246 9.4 52150403 4,316 5,155 839 19.4 3,781 87.6 4,018 77.9 -9.7 420 9.7 82650406 5,503 7,457 1,954 35.5 4,541 82.5 4,412 59.2 -23.4 644 11.7 2,43150407 7,260 8,469 1,209 16.7 5,968 82.2 5,632 66.5 -15.7 955 13.2 2,14550408 6,968 7,114 146 2.1 5,766 82.7 5,093 71.6 -11.2 989 14.2 1,55650409 6,156 6,312 156 2.5 5,111 83.0 4,972 78.8 -4.3 854 13.9 1,02050410 2,809 2,758 -51 -1.8 2,322 82.7 2,159 78.3 -4.4 385 13.7 48050411 3,543 5,306 1,763 49.8 2,995 84.5 4,220 79.5 -5.0 409 11.5 86150412 6,423 6,300 -123 -1.9 5,611 87.4 5,364 85.1 -2.2 492 7.7 40250413 4,929 5,681 752 15.3 4,171 84.6 4,767 83.9 -0.7 483 9.8 40450414 5,837 6,185 348 6.0 5,162 88.4 5,235 84.6 -3.8 372 6.4 55650415 2,172 2,292 120 5.5 1,870 86.1 1,830 79.8 -6.3 213 9.8 27650416 1,959 1,754 -205 -10.5 1,694 86.5 1,338 76.3 -10.2 202 10.3 27550502 6,892 16,494 9,602 139.3 5,771 83.7 13,717 83.2 -0.6 865 12.6 1,81650503 6,574 17,276 10,702 162.8 5,533 84.2 14,341 83.0 -1.2 767 11.7 1,86550505 6,304 10,375 4,071 64.6 5,389 85.5 8,402 81.0 -4.5 667 10.6 1,45650506 10,809 20,233 9,424 87.2 9,074 83.9 16,433 81.2 -2.7 1,299 12.0 2,90150507 3,424 4,505 1,081 31.6 2,946 86.0 3,569 79.2 -6.8 341 10.0 61850508 5,891 7,076 1,185 20.1 4,677 79.4 5,213 73.7 -5.7 1,023 17.4 1,48150509 2,668 4,940 2,272 85.2 2,080 78.0 3,924 79.4 1.5 481 18.0 76650601 4,525 13,176 8,651 191.2 3,675 81.2 11,020 83.6 2.4 546 12.1 1,49750602 2,912 6,730 3,818 131.1 2,377 81.6 5,725 85.1 3.4 382 13.1 60350704 3,826 7,952 4,126 107.8 3,084 80.6 6,705 84.3 3.7 448 11.7 83850705 3,522 8,430 4,908 139.4 2,999 85.2 7,004 83.1 -2.1 457 13.0 95050706 5,432 7,034 1,602 29.5 4,748 87.4 5,894 83.8 -3.6 396 7.3 51150707 4,230 5,041 811 19.2 3,538 83.6 4,211 83.5 -0.1 479 11.3 44650708 6,947 8,817 1,870 26.9 5,977 86.0 7,393 83.8 -2.2 644 9.3 1,094





50709 3,206 3,678 472 14.7 2,686 83.8 3,049 82.9 -0.9 400 12.5 35350710 5,201 6,807 1,606 30.9 4,318 83.0 5,479 80.5 -2.5 667 12.8 91750711 5,262 6,920 1,658 31.5 4,640 88.2 5,775 83.5 -4.7 470 8.9 600Gwinnett County 200,970 309,797 108,827 54.2 169,048 84.1 246,884 79.7 -4.4 22,888 11.4 43,689Auburn 1,678 3,544 1,866 111.2 1,308 77.9 2,803 79.1 1.1 319 19.0 581Berkeley Lake 407 943 536 131.7 353 86.7 736 78.0 -8.7 24 5.9 75Braselton 149 535 386 259.1 117 78.5 457 85.4 6.9 26 17.4 44Buford 4,053 4,969 916 22.6 2,993 73.8 3,411 68.6 -5.2 908 22.4 1,350Dacula 1,179 2,040 861 73.0 953 80.8 1,702 83.4 2.6 172 14.6 248Duluth 5,518 13,408 7,890 143.0 4,663 84.5 11,015 82.2 -2.4 529 9.6 1,614Grayson 265 393 128 48.3 240 90.6 325 82.7 -7.9 20 7.5 51Lawrenceville 8,594 10,646 2,052 23.9 6,901 80.3 7,929 74.5 -5.8 1,407 16.4 2,111Lilburn 5,341 5,872 531 9.9 4,526 84.7 4,708 80.2 -4.6 601 11.3 879Loganville 1,508 2,710 1,202 79.7 1,147 76.1 2,226 82.1 6.1 273 18.1 360Mountain Park CDP 6,301 5,916 -385 -6.1 5,381 85.4 4,963 83.9 -1.5 531 8.4 462Norcross 3,479 4,237 758 21.8 2,720 78.2 2,351 55.5 -22.7 507 14.6 1,527Rest Haven 71 65 -6 -8.5 51 71.8 58 89.2 17.4 15 21.1 0Snellville 6,182 7,747 1,565 25.3 5,402 87.4 6,607 85.3 -2.1 568 9.2 701Sugar Hill 2,427 5,927 3,500 144.2 2,010 82.8 4,976 84.0 1.1 393 16.2 719Suwanee 1,277 4,798 3,521 275.7 1,141 89.4 4,075 84.9 -4.4 91 7.1 342



AreaBarrow CountyBartow CountyButts CountyCherokee CountyClarke CountyClayton CountyCobb CountyCoweta CountyDeKalb CountyDouglas CountyFayette CountyForsyth CountyFulton CountyGwinnett CountyHall CountyHenry CountyJackson CountyNewton CountyOconee CountyPaulding CountyRockdale CountySpalding CountyWalton CountyAtlanta RegionGeorgiaUnited States5010150102502025020350204503045030550306

1990 20002000 *Prop Public 1990 Public 2000 *Prop 1990 1990 2000 2000 *Prop 1990 1990*Prop Change Trans *Prop Trans *Prop Change Bicycle *Prop Bicycle *Prop Change Walked *Prop

18.4 -1.3 30 0.2 85 0.4 0.2 0 0.0 18 0.1 0.1 158 1.214.9 -2.1 130 0.5 181 0.5 0.0 35 0.1 104 0.3 0.2 413 1.516.0 -8.4 12 0.2 8 0.1 -0.1 8 0.1 5 0.1 -0.1 110 1.811.8 -4.8 136 0.3 303 0.4 0.1 10 0.0 20 0.0 0.0 520 1.114.4 1.7 1,135 2.8 1,144 2.4 -0.5 373 0.9 444 0.9 0.0 2,113 5.318.2 3.7 1,353 1.4 1,683 1.5 0.1 66 0.1 118 0.1 0.0 921 1.012.0 1.6 2,043 0.8 4,119 1.3 0.5 135 0.1 197 0.1 0.0 2,766 1.114.0 -2.4 170 0.7 176 0.4 -0.3 47 0.2 65 0.1 0.0 384 1.515.4 2.8 23,633 8.0 28,095 8.2 0.2 309 0.1 479 0.1 0.0 4,876 1.714.3 -0.4 147 0.4 233 0.5 0.1 5 0.0 20 0.0 0.0 313 0.8

9.4 -2.0 119 0.4 384 0.8 0.5 6 0.0 39 0.1 0.1 179 0.611.2 -5.2 81 0.4 261 0.5 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 182 0.811.6 0.3 40,110 12.7 35,939 9.3 -3.4 544 0.2 569 0.1 0.0 8,322 2.614.1 2.7 1,313 0.7 2,632 0.8 0.2 104 0.1 162 0.1 0.0 1,269 0.617.9 0.4 163 0.3 718 1.1 0.8 26 0.1 59 0.1 0.0 822 1.713.2 -0.8 116 0.4 270 0.4 0.1 18 0.1 14 0.0 0.0 249 0.815.5 -2.4 31 0.2 21 0.1 -0.1 7 0.0 8 0.0 0.0 274 1.914.3 -5.0 119 0.6 115 0.4 -0.2 1 0.0 13 0.0 0.0 318 1.712.7 0.7 35 0.4 38 0.3 -0.1 8 0.1 18 0.1 0.1 151 1.712.3 -6.6 65 0.3 114 0.3 0.0 0 0.0 16 0.0 0.0 101 0.515.6 2.1 72 0.3 203 0.6 0.4 10 0.0 33 0.1 0.1 189 0.719.2 -0.6 268 1.1 276 1.1 0.0 10 0.0 12 0.0 0.0 428 1.714.9 -7.4 35 0.2 46 0.2 0.0 23 0.1 7 0.0 -0.1 252 1.413.5 1.4 69,042 5.2 73,861 4.3 -0.9 1,207 0.1 1,651 0.1 0.0 19,604 1.514.5 -0.5 86,680 2.8 90,030 2.3 -0.4 4,807 0.2 5,588 0.1 0.0 72,640 2.312.2 -1.2 6,069,589 5.3 6,067,703 4.7 -0.5 466,856 0.4 488,497 0.4 0.0 4,488,886 3.914.3 -0.9 0 0.0 24 0.3 0.3 0 0.0 25 0.3 0.3 10 0.223.9 1.4 6 0.1 21 0.4 0.3 0 0.0 13 0.3 0.3 64 1.4

7.7 -1.4 0 0.0 53 0.6 0.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 5 0.313.4 6.2 68 0.7 179 1.0 0.3 19 0.2 13 0.1 -0.1 81 0.810.5 1.5 24 0.7 47 0.6 -0.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 13 0.418.7 6.1 84 3.7 8 0.4 -3.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.015.6 6.7 109 1.6 229 3.2 1.6 20 0.3 11 0.2 -0.1 101 1.539.8 17.9 10 0.9 12 0.6 -0.3 5 0.4 7 0.4 -0.1 0 0.0



Area50307503085030950310503115031250313503145040350406504075040850409504105041150412504135041450415504165050250503505055050650507505085050950601506025070450705507065070750708


3.3 -1.4 37 1.0 106 2.3 1.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 8 0.25.8 -2.2 11 1.4 16 1.0 -0.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 11 1.49.8 1.2 19 0.8 99 2.2 1.5 0 0.0 7 0.2 0.2 21 0.89.2 2.7 92 3.2 52 1.8 -1.5 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 42 1.5

12.5 4.5 25 2.2 14 1.3 -0.8 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 46 4.041.2 22.4 48 1.0 109 1.8 0.8 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 35 0.820.9 10.4 6 0.2 90 2.6 2.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 29 0.916.3 6.8 17 0.7 13 0.4 -0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 7 0.316.0 6.3 8 0.2 91 1.8 1.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 20 0.532.6 20.9 74 1.3 230 3.1 1.7 10 0.2 12 0.2 0.0 58 1.125.3 12.2 43 0.6 135 1.6 1.0 9 0.1 8 0.1 0.0 64 0.921.9 7.7 11 0.2 63 0.9 0.7 0 0.0 31 0.4 0.4 0 0.016.2 2.3 27 0.4 63 1.0 0.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 24 0.417.4 3.7 9 0.3 8 0.3 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 8 0.316.2 4.7 19 0.5 19 0.4 -0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 26 0.7

6.4 -1.3 48 0.7 62 1.0 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.07.1 -2.7 7 0.1 39 0.7 0.5 8 0.2 0 0.0 -0.2 17 0.39.0 2.6 18 0.3 41 0.7 0.4 17 0.3 0 0.0 -0.3 69 1.2

12.0 2.2 11 0.5 24 1.0 0.5 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 26 1.215.7 5.4 0 0.0 7 0.4 0.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 4 0.211.0 -1.5 0 0.0 59 0.4 0.4 9 0.1 7 0.0 -0.1 0 0.010.8 -0.9 19 0.3 77 0.4 0.2 0 0.0 9 0.1 0.1 41 0.614.0 3.5 16 0.3 48 0.5 0.2 0 0.0 7 0.1 0.1 17 0.314.3 2.3 47 0.4 149 0.7 0.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 41 0.413.7 3.8 9 0.3 70 1.6 1.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 9 0.320.9 3.6 0 0.0 52 0.7 0.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 41 0.715.5 -2.5 6 0.2 55 1.1 0.9 0 0.0 8 0.2 0.2 20 0.711.4 -0.7 0 0.0 18 0.1 0.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 71 1.6

9.0 -4.2 0 0.0 4 0.1 0.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 16 0.510.5 -1.2 6 0.2 30 0.4 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 46 1.211.3 -1.7 4 0.1 24 0.3 0.2 0 0.0 4 0.0 0.0 1 0.0

7.3 0.0 9 0.2 43 0.6 0.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 44 0.88.8 -2.5 8 0.2 11 0.2 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 17 0.4

12.4 3.1 24 0.3 17 0.2 -0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 62 0.9



Area507095071050711Gwinnett CountyAuburnBerkeley LakeBraseltonBufordDaculaDuluthGraysonLawrencevilleLilburnLoganvilleMountain Park CDPNorcrossRest HavenSnellvilleSugar HillSuwanee


9.6 -2.9 0 0.0 75 2.0 2.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 14 0.413.5 0.6 7 0.1 26 0.4 0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 25 0.5

8.7 -0.3 0 0.0 20 0.3 0.3 7 0.1 0 0.0 -0.1 15 0.314.1 2.7 986 0.5 2,632 0.8 0.4 104 0.1 162 0.1 0.0 1,269 0.616.4 -2.6 2 0.1 36 1.0 0.9 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 11 0.7

8.0 2.1 2 0.5 23 2.4 1.9 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 8 2.08.2 -9.2 1 0.7 0 0.0 -0.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 5 3.4

27.2 4.8 6 0.1 34 0.7 0.5 0 0.0 38 0.8 0.8 61 1.512.2 -2.4 3 0.3 4 0.2 -0.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 11 0.912.0 2.5 38 0.7 132 1.0 0.3 11 0.2 13 0.1 -0.1 49 0.913.0 5.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 4 1.0 1.0 1 0.419.8 3.5 24 0.3 98 0.9 0.6 0 0.0 8 0.1 0.1 61 0.715.0 3.7 22 0.4 11 0.2 -0.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 25 0.513.3 -4.8 0 0.0 8 0.3 0.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0

7.8 -0.6 104 1.7 46 0.8 -0.9 17 0.3 0 0.0 -0.3 43 0.736.0 21.5 60 1.7 74 1.7 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 73 2.1

0.0 -21.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 3 4.29.0 -0.1 0 0.0 23 0.3 0.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 47 0.8

12.1 -4.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.07.1 0.0 0 0.0 34 0.7 0.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0 14 1.1




1990 2000 1990 20002000 2000 *Prop Other 1990 Other 2000 *Prop Worked 1990 Worked 2000 *Prop

Walked *Prop Change Means *Prop Means *Prop Change At Home *Prop At Home *Prop Change72 0.3 -0.8 124 0.9 151 0.7 -0.2 299 2.2 540 2.4 0.2

332 0.9 -0.6 311 1.2 245 0.7 -0.5 435 1.6 818 2.3 0.736 0.5 -1.4 52 0.9 49 0.6 -0.2 54 0.9 181 2.3 1.4

443 0.6 -0.5 419 0.9 822 1.1 0.2 1,330 2.8 3,616 4.9 2.12,069 4.3 -1.0 350 0.9 305 0.6 -0.2 883 2.2 1,091 2.3 0.11,586 1.4 0.4 848 0.9 1,006 0.9 0.0 1,289 1.3 1,715 1.5 0.23,319 1.0 -0.1 1,901 0.8 2,689 0.8 0.1 6,373 2.5 13,235 4.1 1.5

216 0.5 -1.0 293 1.2 380 0.9 -0.3 330 1.3 1,268 2.9 1.66,021 1.8 0.1 1,936 0.7 3,169 0.9 0.3 6,325 2.1 10,378 3.0 0.9

214 0.5 -0.4 352 1.0 309 0.7 -0.3 587 1.6 1,114 2.4 0.8182 0.4 -0.2 404 1.3 505 1.1 -0.2 762 2.4 1,652 3.7 1.2318 0.6 -0.2 219 1.0 397 0.8 -0.2 804 3.5 2,752 5.4 1.9

8,628 2.2 -0.4 2,441 0.8 3,541 0.9 0.1 7,856 2.5 16,797 4.4 1.92,494 0.8 0.2 1,567 0.8 2,232 0.7 -0.1 4,781 2.4 11,704 3.8 1.4

838 1.3 -0.4 624 1.3 688 1.1 -0.2 1,073 2.2 1,428 2.2 0.0313 0.5 -0.3 288 1.0 362 0.6 -0.4 600 2.0 1,385 2.3 0.3164 0.9 -1.1 79 0.6 144 0.8 0.2 466 3.3 650 3.4 0.1213 0.7 -0.9 159 0.8 280 1.0 0.1 329 1.7 585 2.0 0.3

85 0.7 -1.0 74 0.8 100 0.8 -0.1 257 2.9 386 3.0 0.1176 0.4 -0.1 195 1.0 342 0.8 -0.1 349 1.7 1,057 2.6 0.9147 0.4 -0.2 156 0.6 240 0.7 0.2 530 1.9 903 2.7 0.8350 1.4 -0.3 320 1.3 213 0.9 -0.4 262 1.1 316 1.3 0.2328 1.1 -0.3 181 1.0 368 1.3 0.3 361 2.0 990 3.4 1.4

23,347 1.3 -0.1 10,312 0.8 14,875 0.9 0.1 30,433 2.3 62,499 3.6 1.365,776 1.7 -0.6 31,129 1.0 36,451 1.0 -0.1 65,004 2.1 108,986 2.8 0.8

3,758,982 2.9 -1.0 1,045,986 0.9 1,043,722 0.8 -0.1 3,406,025 3.0 4,184,223 3.3 0.339 0.4 0.2 32 0.8 13 0.1 -0.7 97 2.4 356 3.8 1.419 0.4 -1.1 53 1.2 42 0.8 -0.4 64 1.4 76 1.5 0.189 0.9 0.6 0 0.0 63 0.7 0.7 32 2.0 435 4.6 2.6

282 1.5 0.7 126 1.2 101 0.5 -0.7 191 1.9 472 2.5 0.637 0.4 0.1 14 0.4 37 0.4 0.0 102 2.9 433 5.2 2.3

105 5.2 5.2 15 0.7 0 0.0 -0.7 32 1.4 20 1.0 -0.4127 1.8 0.3 62 0.9 19 0.3 -0.6 57 0.8 184 2.6 1.8

68 3.4 3.4 0 0.0 19 1.0 1.0 15 1.3 34 1.7 0.4



Area50307503085030950310503115031250313503145040350406504075040850409504105041150412504135041450415504165050250503505055050650507505085050950601506025070450705507065070750708


Walked *Prop Change Means *Prop Means *Prop Change At Home *Prop At Home *Prop Change10 0.2 0.0 33 0.9 26 0.6 -0.3 151 3.9 331 7.1 3.2

8 0.5 -0.9 6 0.7 20 1.2 0.5 26 3.2 165 10.0 6.816 0.4 -0.5 16 0.6 30 0.7 0.0 115 4.6 234 5.2 0.7

5 0.2 -1.3 7 0.2 26 0.9 0.6 47 1.7 165 5.6 3.921 2.0 -2.0 42 3.6 20 1.9 -1.7 13 1.1 62 5.9 4.8

105 1.7 1.0 15 0.3 40 0.7 0.3 74 1.6 77 1.3 -0.314 0.4 -0.5 41 1.3 20 0.6 -0.8 63 2.0 76 2.2 0.110 0.3 0.0 6 0.2 18 0.6 0.3 88 3.4 78 2.4 -0.932 0.6 0.2 14 0.3 71 1.4 1.1 73 1.7 117 2.3 0.6

161 2.2 1.1 44 0.8 134 1.8 1.0 132 2.4 77 1.0 -1.4131 1.5 0.7 62 0.9 160 1.9 1.0 139 1.9 258 3.0 1.1

96 1.3 1.3 69 1.0 111 1.6 0.6 122 1.8 164 2.3 0.660 1.0 0.6 7 0.1 45 0.7 0.6 126 2.0 152 2.4 0.473 2.6 2.4 25 0.9 6 0.2 -0.7 54 1.9 32 1.2 -0.827 0.5 -0.2 19 0.5 17 0.3 -0.2 69 1.9 162 3.1 1.1

9 0.1 0.1 55 0.9 93 1.5 0.6 180 2.8 370 5.9 3.140 0.7 0.4 32 0.6 58 1.0 0.4 197 4.0 373 6.6 2.611 0.2 -1.0 47 0.8 7 0.1 -0.7 139 2.4 335 5.4 3.011 0.5 -0.7 0 0.0 26 1.1 1.1 52 2.4 125 5.5 3.140 2.3 2.1 18 0.9 23 1.3 0.4 41 2.1 71 4.0 2.0

112 0.7 0.7 101 1.5 55 0.3 -1.1 146 2.1 728 4.4 2.345 0.3 -0.4 33 0.5 98 0.6 0.1 181 2.8 841 4.9 2.144 0.4 0.2 8 0.1 109 1.1 0.9 195 3.1 309 3.0 -0.1

133 0.7 0.3 80 0.7 133 0.7 -0.1 258 2.4 484 2.4 0.031 0.7 0.4 30 0.9 51 1.1 0.3 89 2.6 166 3.7 1.195 1.3 0.6 25 0.4 104 1.5 1.0 113 1.9 131 1.9 -0.130 0.6 -0.1 32 1.2 12 0.2 -1.0 24 0.9 145 2.9 2.037 0.3 -1.3 41 0.9 44 0.3 -0.6 185 4.1 560 4.3 0.243 0.6 0.1 44 1.5 35 0.5 -1.0 59 2.0 320 4.8 2.746 0.6 -0.6 50 1.3 34 0.4 -0.9 179 4.7 299 3.8 -0.936 0.4 0.4 8 0.2 12 0.1 -0.1 38 1.1 400 4.7 3.752 0.7 -0.1 27 0.5 44 0.6 0.1 208 3.8 490 7.0 3.125 0.5 0.1 61 1.4 24 0.5 -1.0 127 3.0 324 6.4 3.425 0.3 -0.6 70 1.0 96 1.1 0.1 165 2.4 192 2.2 -0.2



Area507095071050711Gwinnett CountyAuburnBerkeley LakeBraseltonBufordDaculaDuluthGraysonLawrencevilleLilburnLoganvilleMountain Park CDPNorcrossRest HavenSnellvilleSugar HillSuwanee


Walked *Prop Change Means *Prop Means *Prop Change At Home *Prop At Home *Prop Change28 0.8 0.3 30 0.9 8 0.2 -0.7 76 2.4 165 4.5 2.1

0 0.0 -0.5 46 0.9 48 0.7 -0.2 138 2.7 337 5.0 2.366 1.0 0.7 21 0.4 80 1.2 0.8 109 2.1 379 5.5 3.4

2,494 0.8 0.2 1,567 0.8 2,232 0.7 -0.1 4,781 2.4 11,704 3.8 1.40 0.0 -0.7 8 0.5 24 0.7 0.2 30 1.8 100 2.8 1.05 0.5 -1.4 2 0.5 9 1.0 0.5 18 4.4 95 10.1 5.72 0.4 -3.0 0 0.0 7 1.3 1.3 0 0.0 25 4.7 4.7

18 0.4 -1.1 65 1.6 32 0.6 -1.0 20 0.5 86 1.7 1.20 0.0 -0.9 14 1.2 14 0.7 -0.5 26 2.2 72 3.5 1.3

187 1.4 0.5 71 1.3 64 0.5 -0.8 157 2.8 383 2.9 0.07 1.8 1.4 1 0.4 0 0.0 -0.4 3 1.1 6 1.5 0.4

125 1.2 0.5 34 0.4 97 0.9 0.5 167 1.9 278 2.6 0.7117 2.0 1.5 24 0.4 38 0.6 0.2 143 2.7 119 2.0 -0.7

22 0.8 0.8 38 2.5 46 1.7 -0.8 50 3.3 48 1.8 -1.520 0.3 -0.3 69 1.1 49 0.8 -0.3 156 2.5 376 6.4 3.9

142 3.4 1.3 42 1.2 39 0.9 -0.3 77 2.2 104 2.5 0.24 6.2 1.9 0 0.0 3 4.6 4.6 2 2.8 0 0.0 -2.8

82 1.1 0.3 59 1.0 35 0.5 -0.5 106 1.7 299 3.9 2.19 0.2 0.2 0 0.0 23 0.4 0.4 24 1.0 200 3.4 2.4

90 1.9 0.8 0 0.0 36 0.8 0.8 31 2.4 221 4.6 2.2


Table 72000 Private Vehicle Occupancy

WorkersUsing 4 Or More

Private Drove 2 Person 3 Person Person *OtherArea Vehicle *Per Alone *Per Carpooled *Per Carpool *Per Carpool *Per Carpool *Per Means *Per

Barrow County 21,750 96.2 17,585 80.9 4,165 19.1 3,188 76.5 551 13.2 426 10.2 866 3.8Bartow County 34,273 95.3 28,908 84.3 5,365 15.7 3,919 73.0 946 17.6 500 9.3 1,680 4.7Butts County 7,645 96.5 6,374 83.4 1,271 16.6 891 70.1 231 18.2 149 11.7 279 3.5Cherokee County 68,871 93.0 60,125 87.3 8,746 12.7 6,447 73.7 1,246 14.2 1,053 12.0 5,204 7.0Clarke County 43,188 89.5 36,243 83.9 6,945 16.1 5,151 74.2 1,058 15.2 736 10.6 5,053 10.5Clayton County 106,472 94.6 85,944 80.7 20,528 19.3 14,421 70.3 3,265 15.9 2,842 13.8 6,108 5.4Cobb County 301,853 92.8 262,772 87.1 39,081 12.9 29,094 74.4 5,658 14.5 4,329 11.1 23,559 7.2Coweta County 41,401 95.2 35,290 85.2 6,111 14.8 4,168 68.2 955 15.6 988 16.2 2,105 4.8DeKalb County 292,968 85.9 240,374 82.0 52,594 18.0 36,752 69.9 8,173 15.5 7,669 14.6 48,142 14.1Douglas County 44,286 95.9 37,698 85.1 6,588 14.9 5,198 78.9 814 12.4 576 8.7 1,890 4.1Fayette County 42,469 93.9 38,231 90.0 4,238 10.0 3,509 82.8 476 11.2 253 6.0 2,762 6.1Forsyth County 47,496 92.7 41,780 88.0 5,716 12.0 4,001 70.0 1,038 18.2 677 11.8 3,728 7.3Fulton County 319,968 83.0 275,363 86.1 44,605 13.9 32,029 71.8 6,794 15.2 5,782 13.0 65,474 17.0Gwinnett County 290,573 93.8 246,884 85.0 43,689 15.0 30,643 70.1 7,264 16.6 5,782 13.2 19,224 6.2Hall County 61,671 94.3 49,939 81.0 11,732 19.0 7,287 62.1 2,270 19.3 2,175 18.5 3,731 5.7Henry County 58,037 96.1 50,092 86.3 7,945 13.7 6,446 81.1 1,168 14.7 331 4.2 2,344 3.9Jackson County 18,145 94.8 15,177 83.6 2,968 16.4 2,093 70.5 555 18.7 320 10.8 987 5.2Newton County 27,354 95.8 23,257 85.0 4,097 15.0 3,083 75.3 672 16.4 342 8.3 1,206 4.2Oconee County 12,276 95.1 10,640 86.7 1,636 13.3 1,286 78.6 222 13.6 128 7.8 627 4.9Paulding County 39,125 95.8 34,106 87.2 5,019 12.8 4,168 83.0 552 11.0 299 6.0 1,705 4.2Rockdale County 31,405 95.4 26,254 83.6 5,151 16.4 3,718 72.2 829 16.1 604 11.7 1,526 4.6Spalding County 23,764 95.3 18,972 79.8 4,792 20.2 3,609 75.3 741 15.5 442 9.2 1,167 4.7Walton County 27,292 94.0 22,953 84.1 4,339 15.9 3,412 78.6 574 13.2 353 8.1 1,739 6.0Atlanta Region 1,556,902 89.8 1,323,737 85.0 233,165 15.0 168,257 72.2 35,687 15.3 29,221 12.5 176,233 10.2Georgia 3,525,972 92.0 2,968,910 84.2 557,062 15.8 406,954 73.1 87,725 15.7 62,383 11.2 306,831 8.0United States 112,736,101 87.9 97,102,050 86.1 15,634,051 13.9 12,097,346 77.4 2,159,151 13.8 1,377,554 8.8 15,543,127 12.150103 3,202 94.8 2,559 79.9 643 20.1 515 80.1 62 9.6 66 10.3 175 5.250104 5,635 95.2 4,952 87.9 683 12.1 380 55.6 232 34.0 71 10.4 282 4.850105 1,615 98.1 1,200 74.3 415 25.7 234 56.4 132 31.8 49 11.8 31 1.950106 3,199 95.8 2,424 75.8 775 24.2 590 76.1 129 16.6 56 7.2 140 4.250202 8,835 93.2 8,105 91.7 730 8.3 541 74.1 158 21.6 31 4.2 640 6.850204 7,813 93.4 6,934 88.7 879 11.3 718 81.7 109 12.4 52 5.9 554 6.650205 2,321 94.0 2,003 86.3 318 13.7 205 64.5 91 28.6 22 6.9 149 6.0

* Per - Percent* Other Means includes those working at home.City data are for the entire city both inside and outside Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P35, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, September 2002.




50206 7,203 93.5 6,228 86.5 975 13.5 693 71.1 82 8.4 200 20.5 504 6.550207 8,248 95.4 7,015 85.1 1,233 14.9 936 75.9 177 14.4 120 9.7 394 4.650304 1,868 93.4 1,494 80.0 374 20.0 208 55.6 62 16.6 104 27.8 133 6.650306 1,845 92.9 1,055 57.2 790 42.8 308 39.0 193 24.4 289 36.6 140 7.150307 4,209 89.9 4,053 96.3 156 3.7 93 59.6 41 26.3 22 14.1 473 10.150308 1,433 87.3 1,338 93.4 95 6.6 95 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 209 12.750309 4,089 91.4 3,650 89.3 439 10.7 406 92.5 18 4.1 15 3.4 386 8.650310 2,723 91.7 2,449 89.9 274 10.1 234 85.4 15 5.5 25 9.1 248 8.350311 931 88.8 800 85.9 131 14.1 97 74.0 34 26.0 0 0.0 117 11.250312 5,674 94.5 3,200 56.4 2,474 43.6 1,075 43.5 607 24.5 792 32.0 331 5.550313 3,304 94.3 2,572 77.8 732 22.2 547 74.7 73 10.0 112 15.3 200 5.750314 3,078 96.3 2,557 83.1 521 16.9 358 68.7 123 23.6 40 7.7 119 3.750315 2,718 91.9 2,348 86.4 370 13.6 322 87.0 48 13.0 0 0.0 239 8.150316 3,792 92.0 3,054 80.5 738 19.5 542 73.4 130 17.6 66 8.9 331 8.050403 4,844 94.0 4,018 82.9 826 17.1 601 72.8 76 9.2 149 18.0 311 6.050410 2,639 95.7 2,159 81.8 480 18.2 318 66.3 102 21.3 60 12.5 119 4.350411 5,081 95.8 4,220 83.1 861 16.9 576 66.9 90 10.5 195 22.6 225 4.250415 2,106 91.9 1,830 86.9 276 13.1 239 86.6 22 8.0 15 5.4 186 8.150416 1,613 92.0 1,338 83.0 275 17.0 254 92.4 0 0.0 21 7.6 141 8.050417 3,183 91.9 1,925 60.5 1,258 39.5 667 53.0 379 30.1 212 16.9 281 8.150418 3,660 91.7 2,487 68.0 1,173 32.0 680 58.0 250 21.3 243 20.7 333 8.350419 2,925 90.1 2,136 73.0 789 27.0 410 52.0 196 24.8 183 23.2 320 9.950420 4,852 92.9 3,496 72.1 1,356 27.9 584 43.1 431 31.8 341 25.1 372 7.150421 3,397 94.6 2,507 73.8 890 26.2 552 62.0 217 24.4 121 13.6 194 5.450422 3,252 92.3 2,586 79.5 666 20.5 450 67.6 164 24.6 52 7.8 271 7.750423 2,626 94.3 2,211 84.2 415 15.8 226 54.5 103 24.8 86 20.7 159 5.750424 3,366 95.4 2,761 82.0 605 18.0 384 63.5 131 21.7 90 14.9 161 4.650425 2,572 92.4 2,438 94.8 134 5.2 104 77.6 30 22.4 0 0.0 213 7.650426 3,194 90.9 2,926 91.6 268 8.4 255 95.1 13 4.9 0 0.0 321 9.150427 2,528 90.7 2,284 90.3 244 9.7 174 71.3 62 25.4 8 3.3 260 9.350428 2,643 91.4 2,483 93.9 160 6.1 160 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 250 8.650429 3,346 93.9 3,055 91.3 291 8.7 231 79.4 42 14.4 18 6.2 218 6.150430 2,445 93.3 2,180 89.2 265 10.8 254 95.8 0 0.0 11 4.2 176 6.7





50507 4,187 92.9 3,569 85.2 618 14.8 432 69.9 37 6.0 149 24.1 318 7.150509 4,690 94.9 3,924 83.7 766 16.3 551 71.9 68 8.9 147 19.2 250 5.150510 4,190 93.2 3,660 87.4 530 12.6 447 84.3 70 13.2 13 2.5 304 6.850511 2,895 96.1 2,431 84.0 464 16.0 265 57.1 135 29.1 64 13.8 116 3.950512 8,448 94.0 7,626 90.3 822 9.7 692 84.2 66 8.0 64 7.8 541 6.050513 11,140 93.1 9,819 88.1 1,321 11.9 1,039 78.7 185 14.0 97 7.3 820 6.950514 5,066 95.3 4,522 89.3 544 10.7 481 88.4 55 10.1 8 1.5 250 4.750515 5,013 94.4 4,368 87.1 645 12.9 556 86.2 55 8.5 34 5.3 299 5.650516 4,845 95.7 4,034 83.3 811 16.7 674 83.1 64 7.9 73 9.0 218 4.350517 8,107 96.8 7,114 87.8 993 12.2 621 62.5 232 23.4 140 14.1 265 3.250518 5,045 94.3 4,223 83.7 822 16.3 658 80.0 49 6.0 115 14.0 303 5.750519 6,182 94.9 5,096 82.4 1,086 17.6 793 73.0 147 13.5 146 13.4 331 5.150520 2,086 90.7 1,649 79.1 437 20.9 312 71.4 59 13.5 66 15.1 213 9.350521 2,656 95.5 2,072 78.0 584 22.0 342 58.6 171 29.3 71 12.2 125 4.550522 1,952 97.8 1,492 76.4 460 23.6 306 66.5 92 20.0 62 13.5 44 2.250602 6,328 94.0 5,725 90.5 603 9.5 504 83.6 75 12.4 24 4.0 402 6.050603 7,154 94.7 6,262 87.5 892 12.5 650 72.9 149 16.7 93 10.4 401 5.350604 5,363 95.4 4,758 88.7 605 11.3 467 77.2 52 8.6 86 14.2 258 4.650704 7,543 94.9 6,705 88.9 838 11.1 699 83.4 113 13.5 26 3.1 409 5.150705 7,954 94.4 7,004 88.1 950 11.9 666 70.1 207 21.8 77 8.1 476 5.650709 3,402 92.5 3,049 89.6 353 10.4 272 77.1 53 15.0 28 7.9 276 7.550712 3,450 91.8 3,101 89.9 349 10.1 262 75.1 57 16.3 30 8.6 308 8.250713 2,955 90.2 2,793 94.5 162 5.5 145 89.5 17 10.5 0 0.0 321 9.850714 2,239 91.7 2,105 94.0 134 6.0 126 94.0 0 0.0 8 6.0 203 8.350715 2,418 93.0 2,106 87.1 312 12.9 256 82.1 27 8.7 29 9.3 181 7.050716 3,940 95.1 3,493 88.7 447 11.3 371 83.0 33 7.4 43 9.6 205 4.950717 4,547 97.3 3,900 85.8 647 14.2 607 93.8 31 4.8 9 1.4 125 2.750718 3,882 93.1 3,480 89.6 402 10.4 391 97.3 11 2.7 0 0.0 287 6.950719 2,514 95.3 1,999 79.5 515 20.5 351 68.2 47 9.1 117 22.7 124 4.750720 2,945 89.2 2,640 89.6 305 10.4 287 94.1 18 5.9 0 0.0 357 10.850721 3,430 94.8 3,135 91.4 295 8.6 204 69.2 65 22.0 26 8.8 188 5.2Gwinnett County 290,573 93.8 246,884 85.0 43,689 15.0 30,643 70.1 7,264 16.6 5,782 13.2 19,224 6.2Auburn 3,384 95.5 2,803 82.8 581 17.2 508 87.4 49 8.4 24 4.1 160 4.5





Berkeley Lake 811 86.0 736 90.8 75 9.2 73 97.3 0 0.0 2 2.7 132 14.0Braselton 501 93.6 457 91.2 44 8.8 29 65.9 6 13.6 9 20.5 34 6.4Buford 4,761 95.8 3,411 71.6 1,350 28.4 879 65.1 300 22.2 171 12.7 208 4.2Dacula 1,950 95.6 1,702 87.3 248 12.7 215 86.7 9 3.6 24 9.7 90 4.4Duluth 12,629 94.2 11,015 87.2 1,614 12.8 1,113 69.0 238 14.7 263 16.3 779 5.8Grayson 376 95.7 325 86.4 51 13.6 26 51.0 20 39.2 5 9.8 17 4.3Lawrenceville 10,040 94.3 7,929 79.0 2,111 21.0 1,397 66.2 391 18.5 323 15.3 606 5.7Lilburn 5,587 95.1 4,708 84.3 879 15.7 590 67.1 133 15.1 156 17.7 285 4.9Loganville 2,586 95.4 2,226 86.1 360 13.9 304 84.4 42 11.7 14 3.9 124 4.6Mountain Park CDP 5,425 91.7 4,963 91.5 462 8.5 409 88.5 24 5.2 29 6.3 491 8.3Norcross 3,878 91.5 2,351 60.6 1,527 39.4 563 36.9 463 30.3 501 32.8 359 8.5Rest Haven 58 89.2 58 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 7 10.8Snellville 7,308 94.3 6,607 90.4 701 9.6 532 75.9 75 10.7 94 13.4 439 5.7Sugar Hill 5,695 96.1 4,976 87.4 719 12.6 503 70.0 209 29.1 7 1.0 232 3.9Suwanee 4,417 92.1 4,075 92.3 342 7.7 248 72.5 88 25.7 6 1.8 381 7.9


Table 82000 Travel Time to Work

WorkersAge 16 And

Older Less Avg.Did Not Than 90 Or TravelWork 15 15 to 30 30 to 45 45 to 60 60 to 90 More Time

Area At Home Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per (Min)Barrow County 22,076 4,310 19.5 5,793 26.2 5,713 25.9 3,043 13.8 2,116 9.6 1,101 5.0 34Bartow County 35,135 8,510 24.2 12,035 34.3 6,708 19.1 3,274 9.3 3,198 9.1 1,410 4.0 30Butts County 7,743 2,007 25.9 2,014 26.0 1,560 20.1 1,154 14.9 702 9.1 306 4.0 31Cherokee County 70,459 11,463 16.3 19,128 27.1 16,753 23.8 11,593 16.5 9,029 12.8 2,493 3.5 34Clarke County 47,150 21,585 45.8 18,248 38.7 3,389 7.2 1,571 3.3 1,388 2.9 969 2.1 19Clayton County 110,865 19,132 17.3 40,094 36.2 28,285 25.5 12,864 11.6 7,533 6.8 2,957 2.7 30Cobb County 312,177 53,824 17.2 97,124 31.1 84,895 27.2 42,379 13.6 25,581 8.2 8,374 2.7 31Coweta County 42,238 9,003 21.3 13,758 32.6 10,310 24.4 4,883 11.6 3,108 7.4 1,176 2.8 30DeKalb County 330,732 49,207 14.9 114,793 34.7 93,607 28.3 36,865 11.1 24,180 7.3 12,080 3.7 32Douglas County 45,062 8,185 18.2 12,704 28.2 11,214 24.9 7,094 15.7 4,548 10.1 1,317 2.9 32Fayette County 43,579 9,644 22.1 12,083 27.7 11,791 27.1 5,343 12.3 3,611 8.3 1,107 2.5 31Forsyth County 48,472 8,785 18.1 14,453 29.8 10,620 21.9 7,093 14.6 5,855 12.1 1,666 3.4 33Fulton County 368,645 73,093 19.8 137,677 37.3 87,313 23.7 34,860 9.5 23,865 6.5 11,837 3.2 29Gwinnett County 298,093 52,021 17.5 87,642 29.4 78,616 26.4 41,766 14.0 29,474 9.9 8,574 2.9 32Hall County 63,974 16,057 25.1 26,356 41.2 11,083 17.3 4,639 7.3 4,053 6.3 1,786 2.8 26Henry County 58,996 8,888 15.1 18,539 31.4 15,606 26.5 8,649 14.7 5,323 9.0 1,991 3.4 33Jackson County 18,482 4,520 24.5 6,121 33.1 4,076 22.1 1,640 8.9 1,282 6.9 843 4.6 30Newton County 27,975 6,218 22.2 9,636 34.4 4,680 16.7 3,634 13.0 2,790 10.0 1,017 3.6 30Oconee County 12,517 2,993 23.9 6,300 50.3 1,716 13.7 495 4.0 592 4.7 421 3.4 25Paulding County 39,773 4,929 12.4 8,994 22.6 9,392 23.6 7,808 19.6 6,521 16.4 2,129 5.4 39Rockdale County 32,028 7,809 24.4 9,668 30.2 6,037 18.8 4,679 14.6 3,017 9.4 818 2.6 30Spalding County 24,615 7,542 30.6 7,814 31.7 4,170 16.9 2,268 9.2 1,987 8.1 834 3.4 27Walton County 28,041 6,244 22.3 7,309 26.1 5,818 20.7 3,835 13.7 3,550 12.7 1,285 4.6 33Atlanta Region 1,670,636 293,266 17.6 549,452 32.9 434,117 26.0 206,092 12.3 136,161 8.2 51,548 3.1 31Georgia 3,723,817 939,477 25.2 1,313,069 35.3 776,519 20.9 347,610 9.3 234,588 6.3 112,554 3.0 28United States 124,095,005 36,486,316 29.4 44,806,624 36.1 23,703,903 19.1 9,200,414 7.4 6,461,905 5.2 3,435,843 2.8 2650103 3,240 649 20.0 812 25.1 830 25.6 360 11.1 468 14.4 121 3.7 3350104 5,698 931 16.3 1,256 22.0 1,733 30.4 722 12.7 774 13.6 282 4.9 3750105 1,644 530 32.2 527 32.1 320 19.5 145 8.8 95 5.8 27 1.6 2550106 3,265 628 19.2 1,149 35.2 725 22.2 365 11.2 276 8.5 122 3.7 3250202 9,040 1,472 16.3 2,006 22.2 2,567 28.4 1,656 18.3 1,111 12.3 228 2.5 34

*Per - PercentCity data are for the entire city both inside and outside Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table 31, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, September 2002.


WorkersAge 16 And


Area At Home Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per (Min)50204 7,934 1,586 20.0 2,417 30.5 1,769 22.3 1,071 13.5 909 11.5 182 2.3 3250205 2,371 541 22.8 859 36.2 559 23.6 237 10.0 135 5.7 40 1.7 2650206 7,491 1,201 16.0 2,620 35.0 1,972 26.3 1,037 13.8 531 7.1 130 1.7 3050207 8,485 1,724 20.3 2,494 29.4 2,396 28.2 1,136 13.4 557 6.6 178 2.1 3050304 1,981 446 22.5 839 42.4 469 23.7 153 7.7 60 3.0 14 0.7 2450306 1,951 498 25.5 470 24.1 532 27.3 116 5.9 250 12.8 85 4.4 3450307 4,351 843 19.4 1,319 30.3 1,521 35.0 440 10.1 121 2.8 107 2.5 2950308 1,477 280 19.0 532 36.0 460 31.1 112 7.6 68 4.6 25 1.7 2850309 4,241 792 18.7 1,405 33.1 1,346 31.7 494 11.6 152 3.6 52 1.2 2850310 2,806 781 27.8 946 33.7 698 24.9 139 5.0 119 4.2 123 4.4 2950311 986 226 22.9 273 27.7 364 36.9 71 7.2 42 4.3 10 1.0 2750312 5,928 1,195 20.2 2,215 37.4 1,492 25.2 497 8.4 457 7.7 72 1.2 2750313 3,428 575 16.8 1,361 39.7 853 24.9 377 11.0 191 5.6 71 2.1 2950314 3,119 665 21.3 981 31.5 701 22.5 465 14.9 233 7.5 74 2.4 2950315 2,895 358 12.4 1,283 44.3 879 30.4 251 8.7 115 4.0 9 0.3 2650316 4,001 1,068 26.7 1,322 33.0 1,249 31.2 182 4.5 130 3.2 50 1.2 2550403 5,038 502 10.0 2,009 39.9 1,565 31.1 712 14.1 212 4.2 38 0.8 2950410 2,726 409 15.0 853 31.3 864 31.7 324 11.9 266 9.8 10 0.4 3050411 5,144 825 16.0 1,826 35.5 1,369 26.6 668 13.0 326 6.3 130 2.5 3050415 2,167 353 16.3 591 27.3 610 28.1 309 14.3 227 10.5 77 3.6 3350416 1,683 239 14.2 295 17.5 626 37.2 334 19.8 126 7.5 63 3.7 3650417 3,439 389 11.3 1,301 37.8 1,258 36.6 269 7.8 125 3.6 97 2.8 2950418 3,941 490 12.4 1,670 42.4 1,118 28.4 304 7.7 303 7.7 56 1.4 2850419 3,104 283 9.1 1,108 35.7 1,013 32.6 287 9.2 239 7.7 174 5.6 3650420 5,107 712 13.9 1,782 34.9 1,679 32.9 576 11.3 275 5.4 83 1.6 2950421 3,525 555 15.7 1,424 40.4 719 20.4 370 10.5 360 10.2 97 2.8 3150422 3,425 664 19.4 1,197 34.9 924 27.0 356 10.4 117 3.4 167 4.9 2950423 2,712 348 12.8 894 33.0 860 31.7 313 11.5 217 8.0 80 2.9 3250424 3,448 566 16.4 1,200 34.8 811 23.5 408 11.8 298 8.6 165 4.8 3350425 2,660 388 14.6 819 30.8 769 28.9 501 18.8 125 4.7 58 2.2 3250426 3,270 455 13.9 933 28.5 1,126 34.4 504 15.4 204 6.2 48 1.5 31



WorkersAge 16 And


Area At Home Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per (Min)50427 2,603 458 17.6 778 29.9 742 28.5 332 12.8 212 8.1 81 3.1 3250428 2,705 321 11.9 851 31.5 881 32.6 458 16.9 157 5.8 37 1.4 3250429 3,368 508 15.1 992 29.5 977 29.0 487 14.5 306 9.1 98 2.9 3250430 2,482 497 20.0 690 27.8 714 28.8 355 14.3 178 7.2 48 1.9 3150507 4,339 628 14.5 1,259 29.0 1,159 26.7 630 14.5 569 13.1 94 2.2 3350509 4,795 1,091 22.8 962 20.1 1,192 24.9 599 12.5 748 15.6 203 4.2 3550510 4,251 832 19.6 1,155 27.2 1,027 24.2 653 15.4 435 10.2 149 3.5 3250511 2,950 581 19.7 771 26.1 628 21.3 463 15.7 432 14.6 75 2.5 3350512 8,565 1,731 20.2 2,223 26.0 2,146 25.1 1,194 13.9 1,041 12.2 230 2.7 3250513 11,292 2,226 19.7 2,724 24.1 2,385 21.1 1,919 17.0 1,592 14.1 446 3.9 3550514 5,143 946 18.4 1,449 28.2 917 17.8 874 17.0 843 16.4 114 2.2 3350515 5,126 474 9.2 1,433 28.0 1,193 23.3 976 19.0 781 15.2 269 5.2 4050516 4,940 723 14.6 1,260 25.5 1,165 23.6 836 16.9 730 14.8 226 4.6 3650517 8,270 1,638 19.8 2,726 33.0 1,858 22.5 1,044 12.6 806 9.7 198 2.4 3050518 5,159 848 16.4 1,722 33.4 1,347 26.1 813 15.8 341 6.6 88 1.7 3050519 6,320 759 12.0 1,927 30.5 1,912 30.3 836 13.2 636 10.1 250 4.0 3550520 2,252 974 43.3 482 21.4 406 18.0 199 8.8 180 8.0 11 0.5 2250521 2,710 855 31.5 648 23.9 539 19.9 351 13.0 196 7.2 121 4.5 3050522 1,983 544 27.4 440 22.2 459 23.1 268 13.5 224 11.3 48 2.4 3050602 6,410 765 11.9 1,983 30.9 1,534 23.9 915 14.3 804 12.5 409 6.4 3750603 7,200 1,064 14.8 2,113 29.3 1,612 22.4 1,252 17.4 927 12.9 232 3.2 3550604 5,416 727 13.4 1,638 30.2 1,245 23.0 807 14.9 834 15.4 165 3.0 3450704 7,653 1,136 14.8 1,771 23.1 2,140 28.0 1,372 17.9 963 12.6 271 3.5 3650705 8,030 1,256 15.6 1,973 24.6 1,980 24.7 1,516 18.9 1,005 12.5 300 3.7 3650709 3,513 344 9.8 770 21.9 1,136 32.3 694 19.8 444 12.6 125 3.6 3750712 3,532 660 18.7 980 27.7 763 21.6 630 17.8 412 11.7 87 2.5 3350713 3,012 426 14.1 750 24.9 882 29.3 499 16.6 394 13.1 61 2.0 3550714 2,263 350 15.5 560 24.7 693 30.6 327 14.4 314 13.9 19 0.8 3350715 2,454 412 16.8 645 26.3 681 27.8 337 13.7 307 12.5 72 2.9 3350716 4,021 754 18.8 905 22.5 988 24.6 703 17.5 549 13.7 122 3.0 3550717 4,604 803 17.4 1,013 22.0 1,282 27.8 857 18.6 537 11.7 112 2.4 33



WorkersAge 16 And


Area At Home Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per Minutes *Per (Min)50718 3,907 645 16.5 1,028 26.3 990 25.3 729 18.7 389 10.0 126 3.2 3550719 2,563 414 16.2 676 26.4 606 23.6 480 18.7 276 10.8 111 4.3 3450720 3,060 783 25.6 703 23.0 714 23.3 482 15.8 288 9.4 90 2.9 3050721 3,481 681 19.6 654 18.8 977 28.1 618 17.8 410 11.8 141 4.1 34Gwinnett County 298,093 52,021 17.5 87,642 29.4 78,616 26.4 41,766 14.0 29,474 9.9 8,574 2.9 32Auburn 3,444 491 14.3 867 25.2 917 26.6 605 17.6 334 9.7 230 6.7 36Berkeley Lake 848 114 13.4 279 32.9 276 32.5 115 13.6 47 5.5 17 2.0 31Braselton 510 52 10.2 169 33.1 154 30.2 85 16.7 28 5.5 22 4.3 35Buford 4,883 1,337 27.4 1,597 32.7 926 19.0 449 9.2 454 9.3 120 2.5 28Dacula 1,968 212 10.8 591 30.0 447 22.7 337 17.1 257 13.1 124 6.3 39Duluth 13,025 2,378 18.3 4,460 34.2 3,112 23.9 1,728 13.3 1,086 8.3 261 2.0 30Grayson 387 105 27.1 86 22.2 77 19.9 54 14.0 60 15.5 5 1.3 31Lawrenceville 10,368 3,233 31.2 2,357 22.7 2,112 20.4 1,366 13.2 956 9.2 344 3.3 30Lilburn 5,753 929 16.1 1,849 32.1 1,730 30.1 710 12.3 467 8.1 68 1.2 30Loganville 2,662 445 16.7 685 25.7 691 26.0 379 14.2 349 13.1 113 4.2 34Mountain Park CDP 5,540 883 15.9 1,614 29.1 1,750 31.6 864 15.6 326 5.9 103 1.9 31Norcross 4,133 899 21.8 1,468 35.5 1,216 29.4 331 8.0 161 3.9 58 1.4 26Rest Haven 65 24 36.9 11 16.9 19 29.2 11 16.9 0 0.0 0 0.0 23Snellville 7,448 1,418 19.0 1,785 24.0 1,921 25.8 1,139 15.3 925 12.4 260 3.5 34Sugar Hill 5,727 935 16.3 1,433 25.0 1,738 30.3 732 12.8 644 11.2 245 4.3 35Suwanee 4,577 933 20.4 1,128 24.6 1,224 26.7 812 17.7 377 8.2 103 2.3 31


Table 92000 Time Leaving Home to Work

Workers Did Not 12:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m. 5:30 a.m. 6:00 a.m. 6:30 a.m.Age 16 And Work At to to to to to

Area Older Home 4:59 a.m. *Per 5:29 a.m. *Per 5:59 a.m. *Per 6:29 a.m. *Per 6:59 a.m. *PerBarrow County 22,616 22,076 733 3.3 767 3.5 1,657 7.5 2,745 12.4 2,677 12.1Bartow County 35,953 35,135 1,120 3.2 1,213 3.5 1,983 5.6 3,837 10.9 4,350 12.4Butts County 7,924 7,743 445 5.7 479 6.2 423 5.5 925 11.9 985 12.7Cherokee County 74,075 70,459 1,635 2.3 2,135 3.0 3,758 5.3 8,200 11.6 9,303 13.2Clarke County 48,241 47,150 876 1.9 787 1.7 705 1.5 2,238 4.7 3,366 7.1Clayton County 112,580 110,865 4,608 4.2 3,752 3.4 4,809 4.3 12,417 11.2 13,558 12.2Cobb County 325,412 312,177 5,492 1.8 5,643 1.8 10,752 3.4 28,971 9.3 37,644 12.1Coweta County 43,506 42,238 1,695 4.0 1,471 3.5 2,065 4.9 4,325 10.2 5,216 12.3DeKalb County 341,110 330,732 7,744 2.3 6,377 1.9 10,302 3.1 29,195 8.8 32,875 9.9Douglas County 46,176 45,062 1,452 3.2 1,448 3.2 2,433 5.4 4,914 10.9 5,623 12.5Fayette County 45,231 43,579 1,211 2.8 1,351 3.1 1,971 4.5 3,588 8.2 5,239 12.0Forsyth County 51,224 48,472 1,219 2.5 1,208 2.5 2,365 4.9 5,319 11.0 5,969 12.3Fulton County 385,442 368,645 7,549 2.0 7,470 2.0 9,646 2.6 25,982 7.0 35,099 9.5Gwinnett County 309,797 298,093 5,881 2.0 6,388 2.1 11,049 3.7 31,870 10.7 36,946 12.4Hall County 65,402 63,974 2,209 3.5 1,624 2.5 2,658 4.2 6,601 10.3 7,692 12.0Henry County 60,381 58,996 2,158 3.7 2,166 3.7 2,880 4.9 6,323 10.7 7,153 12.1Jackson County 19,132 18,482 663 3.6 725 3.9 868 4.7 1,887 10.2 2,243 12.1Newton County 28,560 27,975 940 3.4 926 3.3 1,687 6.0 3,115 11.1 4,060 14.5Oconee County 12,903 12,517 225 1.8 174 1.4 303 2.4 745 6.0 1,147 9.2Paulding County 40,830 39,773 1,519 3.8 1,749 4.4 2,622 6.6 5,228 13.1 5,255 13.2Rockdale County 32,931 32,028 949 3.0 1,094 3.4 1,652 5.2 3,809 11.9 4,145 12.9Spalding County 24,931 24,615 864 3.5 811 3.3 1,181 4.8 2,256 9.2 2,895 11.8Walton County 29,031 28,041 931 3.3 1,034 3.7 1,737 6.2 3,581 12.8 3,781 13.5Atlanta Region 1,733,135 1,670,636 38,679 2.3 37,824 2.3 59,252 3.5 155,269 9.3 187,585 11.2Georgia 3,832,803 3,723,817 108,019 2.9 102,302 2.7 156,682 4.2 343,349 9.2 422,728 11.4United States 128,279,228 124,095,005 4,237,970 3.4 3,763,208 3.0 5,677,113 4.6 10,809,700 8.7 13,386,429 10.850103 3,377 3,240 143 4.4 147 4.5 87 2.7 437 13.5 375 11.650104 5,917 5,698 151 2.7 144 2.5 179 3.1 705 12.4 734 12.950105 1,646 1,644 22 1.3 71 4.3 65 4.0 261 15.9 209 12.750106 3,339 3,265 97 3.0 74 2.3 213 6.5 342 10.5 364 11.150202 9,475 9,040 72 0.8 90 1.0 299 3.3 1,018 11.3 1,259 13.950204 8,367 7,934 111 1.4 107 1.3 133 1.7 785 9.9 915 11.550205 2,470 2,371 42 1.8 54 2.3 44 1.9 146 6.2 219 9.250206 7,707 7,491 137 1.8 153 2.0 202 2.7 634 8.5 871 11.6

*Per - PercentCity data are for the entire city inside and outside Gwinnett County.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table P34, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, September 2002.



Area Older Home 4:59 a.m. *Per 5:29 a.m. *Per 5:59 a.m. *Per 6:29 a.m. *Per 6:59 a.m. *Per50207 8,642 8,485 57 0.7 136 1.6 244 2.9 536 6.3 776 9.150304 2,001 1,981 103 5.2 33 1.7 94 4.7 140 7.1 151 7.650306 1,985 1,951 26 1.3 208 10.7 66 3.4 297 15.2 240 12.350307 4,682 4,351 31 0.7 20 0.5 60 1.4 216 5.0 537 12.350308 1,642 1,477 6 0.4 8 0.5 16 1.1 74 5.0 137 9.350309 4,475 4,241 79 1.9 39 0.9 121 2.9 181 4.3 382 9.050310 2,971 2,806 19 0.7 26 0.9 54 1.9 170 6.1 343 12.250311 1,048 986 15 1.5 0 0.0 7 0.7 74 7.5 90 9.150312 6,005 5,928 91 1.5 73 1.2 304 5.1 730 12.3 664 11.250313 3,504 3,428 43 1.3 37 1.1 129 3.8 384 11.2 225 6.650314 3,197 3,119 40 1.3 39 1.3 79 2.5 253 8.1 336 10.850315 2,957 2,895 35 1.2 39 1.3 59 2.0 152 5.3 370 12.850316 4,123 4,001 74 1.8 58 1.4 120 3.0 265 6.6 353 8.850403 5,155 5,038 77 1.5 113 2.2 160 3.2 310 6.2 567 11.350410 2,758 2,726 47 1.7 55 2.0 111 4.1 331 12.1 346 12.750411 5,306 5,144 162 3.1 130 2.5 168 3.3 525 10.2 594 11.550415 2,292 2,167 48 2.2 35 1.6 48 2.2 259 12.0 302 13.950416 1,754 1,683 38 2.3 30 1.8 55 3.3 227 13.5 260 15.450417 3,464 3,439 80 2.3 50 1.5 202 5.9 518 15.1 511 14.950418 3,993 3,941 84 2.1 46 1.2 123 3.1 239 6.1 483 12.350419 3,245 3,104 115 3.7 125 4.0 74 2.4 354 11.4 339 10.950420 5,224 5,107 81 1.6 90 1.8 114 2.2 391 7.7 508 9.950421 3,591 3,525 99 2.8 54 1.5 116 3.3 316 9.0 427 12.150422 3,523 3,425 48 1.4 57 1.7 246 7.2 249 7.3 538 15.750423 2,785 2,712 33 1.2 52 1.9 110 4.1 214 7.9 372 13.750424 3,527 3,448 111 3.2 75 2.2 108 3.1 256 7.4 399 11.650425 2,785 2,660 29 1.1 11 0.4 62 2.3 237 8.9 343 12.950426 3,515 3,270 37 1.1 51 1.6 106 3.2 266 8.1 443 13.550427 2,788 2,603 51 2.0 13 0.5 64 2.5 347 13.3 397 15.350428 2,893 2,705 24 0.9 34 1.3 61 2.3 233 8.6 347 12.850429 3,564 3,368 47 1.4 98 2.9 110 3.3 235 7.0 388 11.550430 2,621 2,482 54 2.2 64 2.6 73 2.9 217 8.7 250 10.150507 4,505 4,339 142 3.3 106 2.4 147 3.4 554 12.8 659 15.250509 4,940 4,795 148 3.1 86 1.8 181 3.8 773 16.1 870 18.150510 4,494 4,251 80 1.9 60 1.4 115 2.7 540 12.7 495 11.6




Area Older Home 4:59 a.m. *Per 5:29 a.m. *Per 5:59 a.m. *Per 6:29 a.m. *Per 6:59 a.m. *Per50511 3,011 2,950 31 1.1 108 3.7 156 5.3 323 10.9 328 11.150512 8,989 8,565 159 1.9 190 2.2 408 4.8 1,172 13.7 819 9.650513 11,960 11,292 160 1.4 188 1.7 509 4.5 1,374 12.2 1,514 13.450514 5,316 5,143 135 2.6 154 3.0 221 4.3 776 15.1 810 15.750515 5,312 5,126 93 1.8 69 1.3 211 4.1 582 11.4 723 14.150516 5,063 4,940 97 2.0 93 1.9 215 4.4 685 13.9 682 13.850517 8,372 8,270 272 3.3 264 3.2 211 2.6 770 9.3 901 10.950518 5,348 5,159 50 1.0 98 1.9 229 4.4 630 12.2 533 10.350519 6,513 6,320 105 1.7 139 2.2 192 3.0 791 12.5 970 15.350520 2,299 2,252 79 3.5 45 2.0 85 3.8 218 9.7 263 11.750521 2,781 2,710 67 2.5 85 3.1 118 4.4 229 8.5 478 17.650522 1,996 1,983 74 3.7 119 6.0 91 4.6 227 11.4 307 15.550602 6,730 6,410 239 3.7 206 3.2 366 5.7 909 14.2 894 13.950603 7,555 7,200 103 1.4 214 3.0 436 6.1 955 13.3 949 13.250604 5,621 5,416 90 1.7 134 2.5 299 5.5 808 14.9 568 10.550704 7,952 7,653 165 2.2 231 3.0 260 3.4 1,026 13.4 757 9.950705 8,430 8,030 222 2.8 205 2.6 410 5.1 785 9.8 1,103 13.750709 3,678 3,513 96 2.7 40 1.1 176 5.0 498 14.2 485 13.850712 3,758 3,532 70 2.0 154 4.4 119 3.4 398 11.3 380 10.850713 3,276 3,012 14 0.5 33 1.1 161 5.3 264 8.8 447 14.850714 2,442 2,263 37 1.6 19 0.8 63 2.8 205 9.1 380 16.850715 2,599 2,454 22 0.9 32 1.3 74 3.0 317 12.9 387 15.850716 4,145 4,021 44 1.1 119 3.0 87 2.2 596 14.8 562 14.050717 4,672 4,604 147 3.2 129 2.8 305 6.6 553 12.0 613 13.350718 4,169 3,907 77 2.0 92 2.4 153 3.9 437 11.2 530 13.650719 2,638 2,563 61 2.4 88 3.4 149 5.8 194 7.6 374 14.650720 3,302 3,060 72 2.4 44 1.4 97 3.2 342 11.2 281 9.250721 3,618 3,481 71 2.0 105 3.0 119 3.4 415 11.9 520 14.9Gwinnett County 309,797 298,093 5,881 2.0 6,388 2.1 11,049 3.7 31,870 10.7 36,946 12.4Auburn 3,544 3,444 72 2.1 210 6.1 318 9.2 491 14.3 340 9.9Berkeley Lake 943 848 9 1.1 6 0.7 26 3.1 68 8.0 98 11.6Braselton 535 510 21 4.1 3 0.6 14 2.7 52 10.2 51 10.0Buford 4,969 4,883 118 2.4 177 3.6 216 4.4 649 13.3 438 9.0Dacula 2,040 1,968 77 3.9 101 5.1 109 5.5 311 15.8 288 14.6Duluth 13,408 13,025 167 1.3 210 1.6 273 2.1 1,086 8.3 1,429 11.0




Area Older Home 4:59 a.m. *Per 5:29 a.m. *Per 5:59 a.m. *Per 6:29 a.m. *Per 6:59 a.m. *PerGrayson 393 387 3 0.8 5 1.3 26 6.7 43 11.1 44 11.4Lawrenceville 10,646 10,368 297 2.9 300 2.9 429 4.1 1,243 12.0 1,675 16.2Lilburn 5,872 5,753 81 1.4 50 0.9 214 3.7 558 9.7 651 11.3Loganville 2,710 2,662 66 2.5 93 3.5 153 5.7 367 13.8 299 11.2Mountain Park CDP 5,916 5,540 122 2.2 116 2.1 155 2.8 491 8.9 661 11.9Norcross 4,237 4,133 29 0.7 28 0.7 241 5.8 492 11.9 408 9.9Rest Haven 65 65 3 4.6 0 0.0 6 9.2 6 9.2 11 16.9Snellville 7,747 7,448 139 1.9 196 2.6 376 5.0 851 11.4 1,026 13.8Sugar Hill 5,927 5,727 174 3.0 181 3.2 241 4.2 724 12.6 762 13.3Suwanee 4,798 4,577 30 0.7 29 0.6 180 3.9 500 10.9 637 13.9




7:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.to to to to to to

7:29 a.m. *Per 7:59 a.m. *Per 8:29 a.m. *Per 8:59 a.m. *Per 9:59 a.m. *Per 10:59 a.m. *Per3,739 16.9 3,351 15.2 1,651 7.5 1,023 4.6 799 3.6 304 1.46,110 17.4 5,925 16.9 2,688 7.7 1,051 3.0 1,421 4.0 442 1.31,317 17.0 1,175 15.2 495 6.4 166 2.1 181 2.3 49 0.6

12,709 18.0 10,056 14.3 7,091 10.1 3,110 4.4 3,857 5.5 1,542 2.25,849 12.4 8,551 18.1 5,263 11.2 3,012 6.4 3,322 7.0 1,666 3.5

17,451 15.7 13,854 12.5 9,234 8.3 3,880 3.5 5,099 4.6 2,532 2.356,052 18.0 47,420 15.2 36,708 11.8 18,517 5.9 22,594 7.2 8,025 2.6

7,386 17.5 6,453 15.3 3,768 8.9 1,426 3.4 1,642 3.9 657 1.654,782 16.6 47,964 14.5 42,123 12.7 20,986 6.3 23,269 7.0 9,498 2.9

7,330 16.3 6,858 15.2 4,090 9.1 1,748 3.9 2,575 5.7 940 2.17,809 17.9 7,358 16.9 4,637 10.6 1,881 4.3 2,195 5.0 997 2.38,780 18.1 8,101 16.7 5,697 11.8 2,474 5.1 3,064 6.3 813 1.7

57,227 15.5 56,885 15.4 51,534 14.0 29,272 7.9 31,168 8.5 11,949 3.253,178 17.8 40,861 13.7 34,996 11.7 18,177 6.1 19,781 6.6 7,511 2.510,300 16.1 10,405 16.3 5,761 9.0 2,720 4.3 2,689 4.2 1,063 1.710,999 18.6 8,791 14.9 4,856 8.2 2,181 3.7 2,714 4.6 930 1.6

3,484 18.9 3,051 16.5 1,465 7.9 701 3.8 680 3.7 301 1.64,696 16.8 4,413 15.8 1,916 6.8 1,214 4.3 1,028 3.7 338 1.22,796 22.3 3,017 24.1 1,523 12.2 698 5.6 713 5.7 201 1.67,274 18.3 5,285 13.3 3,134 7.9 1,403 3.5 1,436 3.6 602 1.55,530 17.3 4,909 15.3 2,786 8.7 1,297 4.0 1,587 5.0 591 1.83,779 15.4 4,469 18.2 2,460 10.0 656 2.7 1,009 4.1 427 1.74,093 14.6 4,354 15.5 2,707 9.7 812 2.9 1,274 4.5 378 1.3

283,067 16.9 244,956 14.7 198,055 11.9 101,049 6.0 114,839 6.9 44,515 2.7608,777 16.3 610,869 16.4 391,849 10.5 187,692 5.0 204,205 5.5 79,927 2.1

18,640,062 15.0 19,665,861 15.8 13,409,536 10.8 6,528,339 5.3 6,835,549 5.5 2,839,779 2.3471 14.5 346 10.7 307 9.5 141 4.4 200 6.2 41 1.3

1,184 20.8 785 13.8 684 12.0 331 5.8 178 3.1 130 2.3313 19.0 201 12.2 146 8.9 61 3.7 53 3.2 68 4.1629 19.3 438 13.4 381 11.7 150 4.6 57 1.7 124 3.8

1,650 18.3 1,269 14.0 1,286 14.2 633 7.0 490 5.4 304 3.41,478 18.6 1,320 16.6 1,012 12.8 585 7.4 761 9.6 165 2.1

483 20.4 458 19.3 272 11.5 136 5.7 147 6.2 192 8.11,493 19.9 1,208 16.1 1,028 13.7 515 6.9 556 7.4 202 2.7



Area5020750304503065030750308503095031050311503125031350314503155031650403504105041150415504165041750418504195042050421504225042350424504255042650427504285042950430505075050950510


7:29 a.m. *Per 7:59 a.m. *Per 8:29 a.m. *Per 8:59 a.m. *Per 9:59 a.m. *Per 10:59 a.m. *Per1,566 18.5 1,402 16.5 1,231 14.5 553 6.5 695 8.2 382 4.5

237 12.0 388 19.6 220 11.1 138 7.0 179 9.0 73 3.7422 21.6 134 6.9 127 6.5 54 2.8 136 7.0 27 1.4724 16.6 819 18.8 852 19.6 429 9.9 330 7.6 81 1.9307 20.8 168 11.4 357 24.2 178 12.1 116 7.9 12 0.8618 14.6 793 18.7 717 16.9 404 9.5 505 11.9 163 3.8441 15.7 507 18.1 402 14.3 217 7.7 237 8.4 92 3.3244 24.7 212 21.5 73 7.4 89 9.0 87 8.8 38 3.9

1,452 24.5 633 10.7 615 10.4 207 3.5 314 5.3 115 1.9649 18.9 380 11.1 470 13.7 339 9.9 322 9.4 84 2.5638 20.5 374 12.0 505 16.2 205 6.6 244 7.8 103 3.3621 21.5 554 19.1 286 9.9 240 8.3 153 5.3 105 3.6744 18.6 585 14.6 623 15.6 223 5.6 222 5.5 106 2.6

1,123 22.3 813 16.1 533 10.6 337 6.7 378 7.5 221 4.4443 16.3 347 12.7 350 12.8 101 3.7 241 8.8 63 2.3

1,023 19.9 507 9.9 555 10.8 221 4.3 541 10.5 138 2.7336 15.5 309 14.3 301 13.9 136 6.3 161 7.4 23 1.1353 21.0 180 10.7 108 6.4 84 5.0 100 5.9 51 3.0492 14.3 367 10.7 375 10.9 191 5.6 151 4.4 88 2.6995 25.2 344 8.7 386 9.8 250 6.3 225 5.7 69 1.8592 19.1 400 12.9 329 10.6 143 4.6 209 6.7 90 2.9973 19.1 784 15.4 831 16.3 219 4.3 369 7.2 108 2.1489 13.9 463 13.1 470 13.3 235 6.7 350 9.9 104 3.0417 12.2 643 18.8 313 9.1 218 6.4 149 4.4 35 1.0509 18.8 501 18.5 293 10.8 119 4.4 149 5.5 53 2.0502 14.6 569 16.5 338 9.8 245 7.1 134 3.9 164 4.8413 15.5 390 14.7 407 15.3 213 8.0 261 9.8 80 3.0588 18.0 465 14.2 319 9.8 220 6.7 262 8.0 79 2.4477 18.3 348 13.4 231 8.9 230 8.8 163 6.3 73 2.8595 22.0 432 16.0 346 12.8 238 8.8 112 4.1 80 3.0767 22.8 590 17.5 280 8.3 214 6.4 208 6.2 107 3.2481 19.4 258 10.4 199 8.0 223 9.0 195 7.9 110 4.4795 18.3 399 9.2 499 11.5 170 3.9 301 6.9 130 3.0745 15.5 576 12.0 366 7.6 194 4.0 275 5.7 126 2.6635 14.9 589 13.9 476 11.2 264 6.2 341 8.0 104 2.4



Area50511505125051350514505155051650517505185051950520505215052250602506035060450704507055070950712507135071450715507165071750718507195072050721Gwinnett CountyAuburnBerkeley LakeBraseltonBufordDaculaDuluth


7:29 a.m. *Per 7:59 a.m. *Per 8:29 a.m. *Per 8:59 a.m. *Per 9:59 a.m. *Per 10:59 a.m. *Per544 18.4 434 14.7 332 11.3 67 2.3 227 7.7 40 1.4

1,500 17.5 1,155 13.5 908 10.6 568 6.6 600 7.0 199 2.31,878 16.6 1,606 14.2 1,221 10.8 616 5.5 840 7.4 271 2.4

844 16.4 547 10.6 534 10.4 324 6.3 255 5.0 65 1.3946 18.5 611 11.9 580 11.3 300 5.9 215 4.2 106 2.1834 16.9 589 11.9 552 11.2 319 6.5 308 6.2 72 1.5

1,400 16.9 1,043 12.6 975 11.8 425 5.1 618 7.5 318 3.8722 14.0 838 16.2 513 9.9 308 6.0 403 7.8 171 3.3919 14.5 667 10.6 653 10.3 370 5.9 550 8.7 186 2.9375 16.7 265 11.8 206 9.1 112 5.0 124 5.5 32 1.4259 9.6 377 13.9 354 13.1 121 4.5 127 4.7 24 0.9267 13.5 201 10.1 233 11.7 194 9.8 61 3.1 23 1.2

1,069 16.7 793 12.4 662 10.3 301 4.7 291 4.5 68 1.11,286 17.9 818 11.4 833 11.6 321 4.5 403 5.6 120 1.71,045 19.3 759 14.0 648 12.0 451 8.3 280 5.2 63 1.21,239 16.2 1,199 15.7 1,034 13.5 516 6.7 486 6.4 149 1.91,338 16.7 1,124 14.0 874 10.9 455 5.7 482 6.0 137 1.7

542 15.4 472 13.4 408 11.6 137 3.9 235 6.7 86 2.4599 17.0 500 14.2 401 11.4 287 8.1 274 7.8 39 1.1579 19.2 351 11.7 324 10.8 238 7.9 171 5.7 70 2.3530 23.4 210 9.3 198 8.7 136 6.0 166 7.3 73 3.2285 11.6 481 19.6 255 10.4 133 5.4 154 6.3 118 4.8850 21.1 444 11.0 496 12.3 216 5.4 150 3.7 133 3.3845 18.4 506 11.0 405 8.8 238 5.2 258 5.6 61 1.3786 20.1 500 12.8 470 12.0 204 5.2 201 5.1 17 0.4416 16.2 348 13.6 231 9.0 161 6.3 170 6.6 62 2.4615 20.1 370 12.1 441 14.4 158 5.2 183 6.0 35 1.1559 16.1 405 11.6 356 10.2 208 6.0 292 8.4 70 2.0

53,178 17.8 40,861 13.7 34,996 11.7 18,177 6.1 19,781 6.6 7,511 2.5621 18.0 534 15.5 135 3.9 124 3.6 146 4.2 36 1.0

98 11.6 158 18.6 137 16.2 63 7.4 105 12.4 22 2.6106 20.8 68 13.3 70 13.7 27 5.3 33 6.5 6 1.2871 17.8 670 13.7 439 9.0 168 3.4 212 4.3 180 3.7303 15.4 220 11.2 180 9.1 56 2.8 59 3.0 17 0.9

2,502 19.2 2,340 18.0 1,714 13.2 843 6.5 1,075 8.3 448 3.4



AreaGraysonLawrencevilleLilburnLoganvilleMountain Park CDPNorcrossRest HavenSnellvilleSugar HillSuwanee


7:29 a.m. *Per 7:59 a.m. *Per 8:29 a.m. *Per 8:59 a.m. *Per 9:59 a.m. *Per 10:59 a.m. *Per78 20.2 67 17.3 76 19.6 17 4.4 5 1.3 4 1.0

1,435 13.8 1,211 11.7 1,017 9.8 544 5.2 497 4.8 173 1.7995 17.3 751 13.1 732 12.7 353 6.1 550 9.6 165 2.9419 15.7 347 13.0 288 10.8 131 4.9 132 5.0 24 0.9

1,020 18.4 755 13.6 492 8.9 419 7.6 434 7.8 218 3.91,023 24.8 615 14.9 385 9.3 170 4.1 296 7.2 101 2.4

10 15.4 13 20.0 1 1.5 0 0.0 6 9.2 0 0.01,326 17.8 974 13.1 771 10.4 377 5.1 464 6.2 70 0.9

962 16.8 627 10.9 811 14.2 308 5.4 118 2.1 169 3.0890 19.4 602 13.2 696 15.2 321 7.0 251 5.5 85 1.9




11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Workedto to to At

11:59 a.m. *Per 3:59 p.m. *Per 11:59 p.m. *Per Home *Per76 0.3 1,222 5.5 1,332 6.0 540 2.4

199 0.6 2,345 6.7 2,451 7.0 818 2.349 0.6 589 7.6 465 6.0 181 2.3

575 0.8 3,133 4.4 3,355 4.8 3,616 4.91,013 2.1 4,613 9.8 5,889 12.5 1,091 2.31,280 1.2 9,114 8.2 9,277 8.4 1,715 1.53,137 1.0 14,451 4.6 16,771 5.4 13,235 4.1

329 0.8 2,716 6.4 3,089 7.3 1,268 2.94,369 1.3 20,384 6.2 20,864 6.3 10,378 3.0

500 1.1 2,332 5.2 2,819 6.3 1,114 2.4307 0.7 2,361 5.4 2,674 6.1 1,652 3.7293 0.6 1,593 3.3 1,577 3.3 2,752 5.4

4,528 1.2 19,119 5.2 21,217 5.8 16,797 4.42,774 0.9 13,996 4.7 14,685 4.9 11,704 3.8

471 0.7 4,229 6.6 5,552 8.7 1,428 2.2437 0.7 3,431 5.8 3,977 6.7 1,385 2.3124 0.7 962 5.2 1,328 7.2 650 3.4248 0.9 1,280 4.6 2,114 7.6 585 2.0107 0.9 360 2.9 508 4.1 386 3.0275 0.7 1,720 4.3 2,271 5.7 1,057 2.6154 0.5 1,631 5.1 1,894 5.9 903 2.7289 1.2 1,579 6.4 1,940 7.9 316 1.3182 0.6 1,505 5.4 1,672 6.0 990 3.4

18,061 1.1 89,952 5.4 97,533 5.8 62,499 3.634,761 0.9 219,434 5.9 253,223 6.8 108,986 2.8

1,360,775 1.1 8,522,829 6.9 8,417,855 6.8 4,184,223 3.37 0.2 265 8.2 273 8.4 137 4.1

61 1.1 227 4.0 205 3.6 219 3.75 0.3 35 2.1 134 8.2 2 0.1

24 0.7 198 6.1 174 5.3 74 2.272 0.8 305 3.4 293 3.2 435 4.659 0.7 215 2.7 288 3.6 433 5.2

0 0.0 85 3.6 93 3.9 99 4.013 0.2 180 2.4 299 4.0 216 2.8



Area5020750304503065030750308503095031050311503125031350314503155031650403504105041150415504165041750418504195042050421504225042350424504255042650427504285042950430505075050950510


11:59 a.m. *Per 3:59 p.m. *Per 11:59 p.m. *Per Home *Per142 1.7 333 3.9 432 5.1 157 1.8

5 0.3 129 6.5 91 4.6 20 1.05 0.3 104 5.3 105 5.4 34 1.7

38 0.9 127 2.9 87 2.0 331 7.111 0.7 45 3.0 42 2.8 165 10.022 0.5 107 2.5 110 2.6 234 5.238 1.4 148 5.3 112 4.0 165 5.6

6 0.6 43 4.4 8 0.8 62 5.958 1.0 360 6.1 312 5.3 77 1.3

7 0.2 214 6.2 145 4.2 76 2.243 1.4 100 3.2 160 5.1 78 2.418 0.6 176 6.1 87 3.0 62 2.149 1.2 197 4.9 382 9.5 122 3.041 0.8 230 4.6 135 2.7 117 2.319 0.7 134 4.9 138 5.1 32 1.237 0.7 277 5.4 266 5.2 162 3.115 0.7 91 4.2 103 4.8 125 5.514 0.8 102 6.1 81 4.8 71 4.050 1.5 207 6.0 157 4.6 25 0.752 1.3 374 9.5 271 6.9 52 1.359 1.9 176 5.7 99 3.2 141 4.368 1.3 264 5.2 307 6.0 117 2.216 0.5 95 2.7 291 8.3 66 1.813 0.4 314 9.2 185 5.4 98 2.818 0.7 193 7.1 96 3.5 73 2.690 2.6 192 5.6 265 7.7 79 2.2

0 0.0 83 3.1 131 4.9 125 4.545 1.4 212 6.5 177 5.4 245 7.057 2.2 86 3.3 66 2.5 185 6.625 0.9 117 4.3 61 2.3 188 6.555 1.6 141 4.2 128 3.8 196 5.562 2.5 177 7.1 119 4.8 139 5.3

5 0.1 230 5.3 202 4.7 166 3.735 0.7 180 3.8 240 5.0 145 2.976 1.8 233 5.5 243 5.7 243 5.4



Area50511505125051350514505155051650517505185051950520505215052250602506035060450704507055070950712507135071450715507165071750718507195072050721Gwinnett CountyAuburnBerkeley LakeBraseltonBufordDaculaDuluth


11:59 a.m. *Per 3:59 p.m. *Per 11:59 p.m. *Per Home *Per33 1.1 99 3.4 228 7.7 61 2.059 0.7 408 4.8 420 4.9 424 4.7

115 1.0 340 3.0 660 5.8 668 5.651 1.0 189 3.7 238 4.6 173 3.317 0.3 357 7.0 316 6.2 186 3.549 1.0 267 5.4 178 3.6 123 2.4

138 1.7 467 5.6 468 5.7 102 1.264 1.2 314 6.1 286 5.5 189 3.551 0.8 276 4.4 451 7.1 193 3.075 3.3 139 6.2 234 10.4 47 2.0

0 0.0 223 8.2 248 9.2 71 2.69 0.5 90 4.5 87 4.4 13 0.7

64 1.0 280 4.4 268 4.2 320 4.870 1.0 421 5.8 271 3.8 355 4.722 0.4 138 2.5 111 2.0 205 3.648 0.6 307 4.0 236 3.1 299 3.855 0.7 350 4.4 490 6.1 400 4.731 0.9 91 2.6 216 6.1 165 4.541 1.2 137 3.9 133 3.8 226 6.048 1.6 136 4.5 176 5.8 264 8.127 1.2 87 3.8 132 5.8 179 7.319 0.8 44 1.8 133 5.4 145 5.630 0.7 122 3.0 172 4.3 124 3.024 0.5 315 6.8 205 4.5 68 1.536 0.9 178 4.6 226 5.8 262 6.335 1.4 186 7.3 88 3.4 75 2.819 0.6 159 5.2 244 8.0 242 7.3

9 0.3 175 5.0 177 5.1 137 3.82,774 0.9 13,996 4.7 14,685 4.9 11,704 3.8

4 0.1 213 6.2 200 5.8 100 2.80 0.0 42 5.0 16 1.9 95 10.14 0.8 32 6.3 23 4.5 25 4.7

22 0.5 302 6.2 421 8.6 86 1.77 0.4 135 6.9 105 5.3 72 3.5

45 0.3 315 2.4 578 4.4 383 2.9



AreaGraysonLawrencevilleLilburnLoganvilleMountain Park CDPNorcrossRest HavenSnellvilleSugar HillSuwanee


11:59 a.m. *Per 3:59 p.m. *Per 11:59 p.m. *Per Home *Per0 0.0 14 3.6 5 1.3 6 1.5

116 1.1 631 6.1 800 7.7 278 2.640 0.7 262 4.6 351 6.1 119 2.017 0.6 154 5.8 172 6.5 48 1.8

109 2.0 275 5.0 273 4.9 376 6.416 0.4 242 5.9 87 2.1 104 2.5

0 0.0 7 10.8 2 3.1 0 0.038 0.5 412 5.5 428 5.7 299 3.926 0.5 325 5.7 299 5.2 200 3.430 0.7 179 3.9 147 3.2 221 4.6


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