1930 California Census May 2026

The census captures the early wave of African Americans moving from the South to find work in California’s shipyards and railroads. 🏠 Life in the Household

California was the fastest-growing state in the nation during the 1920s. By 1930, the census revealed a demographic explosion that reshaped the West Coast. Approximately 5.67 million people. Growth Rate: A staggering 65.7% increase since 1920. 1930 California Census

The 1930 Census is a critical—and sometimes controversial—document regarding California’s ethnic and racial makeup. The census captures the early wave of African

While the "Unemployment" column was relatively new, it began to show the early cracks in the economy, particularly in manufacturing. 🌍 Diversity and Displacement Approximately 5

For the first time, the census asked if a household owned a radio—the "high-tech" luxury of the era.

L.A. surpassed San Francisco as the state’s largest metropolis, reaching 1.2 million residents. 🏗️ The Economic Landscape

or "Enumeration District" maps for a certain city. Interpret 1930 codes for occupations or marital status.