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Hawaii: State Summary
SNAPS data is derived from the 2000 U.S. Census and several 2003 CDC databases. For more information, see the Credits page.
State Health Department
- Hawaii Department of Health: 1250 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu
Population:
- Total Population: 1,211,537
- Males: 608,269
- Females: 603,268
Top 10 Languages spoken at home: (> 5000)
- English only (832,225)
- Tagalog (60,970)
- Japanese (56,225)
- Ilocano (45,885)
- Chinese (21,760)
- Hawaiian (19,015)
- Spanish (18,825)
- Korean (18,340)
- Samoan (11,525)
- Vietnamese (8,270)
Top 5 Religions by Adherents:
- Catholic Church (240,813)
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, The (42,758)
- United Church of Christ (22,856)
- Assemblies of God (21,754)
- Southern Baptist Convention (20,901)
Disabilities:
- Total Reported: 355,796
- Sensory: 31,049
- Physical: 77,899
- Mental: 49,661
- Self-care: 24,739
- Go outside home: 80,676
- Employment: 84,839
Grandparents as caregivers
Grandparents as caregivers: 14,029
Heating fuel:
- Total Reported: 403,240
- Utility gas: 12,874
- Bottled or LP gas: 10,311
- Electricity: 192,689
- Fuel oil, kerosene: 435
- Coal or Coke: 16
- Wood: 1,957
- Solar Energy: 6,085
- Other fuel: 229
- No fuel used: 178,644
Vehicles available:
- Total Reported: 545,391
- No vehicle: 57,658
- 1 or more vehicle: 487,733
Education Attainment:
- No School: 11,062
- No High School: 46,743
- Some High School: 66,006
- High School: 228,832
- Some College: 175,092
- Associate's Degree: 64,701
- College Degree: 142,493
- Master's Degree: 43,665
- Professional Degree: 16,523
- Doctoral Degree: 7,360
Household Phones:
- Households Reporting: 403,240
- Owners with phone: 226,016
- Owners without phone: 1,767
- Renters with phone: 168,964
- Renters without phone: 6,493
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