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A World of Data on Your Desktop

Get started right away with the extensive data included with Maptitude

Unlike many other mapping and GIS software packages that require users to purchase data separately, Maptitude includes extensive geographic and demographic data so that you can get started as soon as you open the box.

Geographic Data:

The following table lists the geographic data included with the latest version of Maptitude:

U.S. Nationwide Census Summary Level Boundary Files with Demographic Data:

 • Census Tracts

 • Consolidated Cities

 • Counties

 • County Subdivisions (Minor Civil Divisions such as boroughs, towns, townships, Indian reservations, and parish governing authorities, and Census County Divisions for states with no MCDs)

 • Indian Reservations

 • Metropolitan Area Central Cities

 • States

 • Subbarios

NAVTEQ U.S. Streets and Highways*:

 • Streets for the entire United States and territories with address and ZIP Code ranges for geocoding

 • Highways including Interstate, U.S., State, and County highways and ferry routes

Other U.S. NAVTEQ Data*:

 • Building Footprints

 • Landmark areas

 • Points of Interest

 • Railroads

Other U.S. Data:

 • 3- and 5-Digit ZIP Codes (October 2011) with Census Demographic Data

 • 5-Digit ZIP Code Centroids (October 2011; includes P.O. boxes, companies, and buildings)

 • Combined Statistical Areas

 • Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs)

 • Major cities and state capitals

 • National Parks

 • New England City and Town Areas/Components

 • New England County Metropolitan Areas

 • Populated Places

 • Rivers

 • State Plane Coordinate Systems

 • Time Zones

 • Water Areas

World Data:

 • Airports

 • Cities and Capitals

 • Coastlines

 • Digital Elevation Model

 • Elevation Contours and Points

 • Gazetteer

 • Highways

 • Important Latitudes

 • Landmarks

 • Places/Built-Up Areas

 • Provinces (for Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Japan, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and most of Northern Europe)

 • Railroads

 • Rivers

 • Utility Lines

 • 1, 5, 10, 20, and 30 Degree Grid and 10 Degree Area Grid

NAVTEQ Maps*Note: October 2011 NAVTEQ data for the United States are included with all U.S. orders of Maptitude 2012. Orders of Maptitude 2012 for Australia and Maptitude 2012 for Canada include NAVTEQ data for their respective countries. See the specific international Maptitude product pages for more details. Other countries available soon. If you require the NAVTEQ data and are ordering from outside of the United States, please contact Caliper.

Demographic Data

The 2010 U.S. Census of Population and Housing is the most valuable US demographic data resource available. This detailed breakdown allows you to make accurate and informed decisions based on diverse demographic and economic information. All of the Census boundaries that are included with Maptitude, plus 3- and 5-digit ZIP Code areas, contain several demographic profiles based on the data reported in the 2010 Census and the American Community Survey.

The 2010 Census was taken on April 1, 2010 and produced counts based on questions asked of each member of a household concerning their age, sex, race (one or more), Hispanic origin, relationship to the head of household, and whether they sometimes live somewhere else. The householder was also asked about additional people in the house and whether the house was owned (with or without a mortgage or loan), rented, or occupied without payment of rent.

The American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Summary data, contains five-year estimates rather than counts, based on questions asked of about three million housing units annually, such as income, education, occupation, and mode of travel to work.

Census and ACS data are provided down to Census Tracts in Maptitude. There are also additional smaller boundaries called Blocks and Block Groups for purchase.

The following table lists the demographic data fields included with the U.S. Census geographic boundary layers:

2010 Census Demographic Data:
POPULATION:
Population
Male Population
Female Population

AGE:
Age<5 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 5 to 9 (Total, Male, & Female) Female) Age 10 to 14 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 15 to 17 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 18 to 19 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 20 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 21 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 22 to 24 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 25 to 29 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 30 to 34 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 35 to 39 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 40 to 44 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 45 to 49 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 50 to 54 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 55 to 59 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 60 to 61 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 62 to 64 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 65 to 66 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 67 to 69 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 70 to 74 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 75 to 79 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 80 to 84 (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 85+ (Total, Male, & Female)
Median Age (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 18+ (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 21+
Age 62+
Age 65+ (Total, Male, & Female)
RACE:
1 Race
  White
  Black
  American Indian
  Asian
  Asian IndianChinese
  Filipino
  Japanese
  Korean
  Vietnamese
  Other Asian
  Hawaiian
  Other Race
2+ Races
Part White
Part Black
Part American Indian
Part Asian
Part Hawaiian
Part Other

ETHNICITY:
Hispanic Origin
  Hispanic Mexican
  Hispanic Puerto Rican
  Hispanic Cuban
Not Hispanic or Latino
Not Hispanic White
HOUSEHOLDS:
People in Household
People in Family Household
  Householder (Total, Male, & Female)
  Spouse
  Child
  Other Relative
  Non-Relative
People in Non-Family Household
  Householder(Male & Female)
  Non-Relative
People in Group Quarters
  In Institutionalized Quarters
  In Non-institutionalized Quarters
Households
Family Households
Family Households Husband/Wife
Family Households Other
  Male Householder
  Female Householder
Non-Family Households
  Living Alone
  Not Living Alone
Households w/ People <18
Households w/ People 65+
Average Household Size
Average Family Size

HOUSING UNITS:
Housing Units (total, occupied, vacant, & seasonal)
Owner-Occupied Housing Units
Renter-Occupied Housing Units
Owner-Occ. Average Household Size
Renter-Occ. Average Household Size
2009 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year data:
INCOME:
Median Household Income
Households with Income <$10,000
Households with Income $10,000-14,999
Households with Income $15,000-24,999

Households with Income $25,000-34,999
Households with Income $35,000-49,999
Households with Income $50,000-74,999
Households with Income $75,000-99,999

Households with Income $100,000-149,999
Households with Income $150,000-199,999
Households with Income $200,000+