Sullivan's Gulch Demographics

Highlights from 2000 Census


Population

Up 16% vs 1990 !
Now at 3043 people		   (You can alter the height and width to whatever you want) (Use to specify the upper limit for your graph) (The number of pixels to the left of their ticks which the 'x' axis labels begin at. Increase for long lables.) (Number of 'x' axis labels.) ...etc. (These parameters specify the 'x' axis labels you want displayed on your graph. There should be as many labels as are specified in the "NumberOfLabs" parameter.) (These 3 parameters specify the Red-Green-Blue values for the color of the graphing line to be drawn. Use values between 0 and 255.) (You can alter the value to whatever you want - this determines how many points will be shown on the graph) ...etc. (These parameters specify the values you want displayed on your graph. There should be as many values as are specified in the "NumberOfVals" parameter.)

Race

Becoming more diverse

   (You can alter the height and width to whatever you want) (Choose a title for your chart) (This is the diameter of your chart, in pixels. You should choose an odd number.) (This controls the number of wedges.) (These are the percentages for each wedge. They should add up to 100.) (These are the names for each wedge that will appear in the 'key' part of the chart.) (Enter a red, green and blue value between 0 and 255 for each wedge to control the colors used in the pie chart)

Age

Gradually becoming a little younger

   (You can alter the height and width to whatever you want) (Choose a title for your chart) (This is the diameter of your chart, in pixels. You should choose an odd number.) (This controls the number of wedges.) (These are the percentages for each wedge. They should add up to 100.) (These are the names for each wedge that will appear in the 'key' part of the chart.) (Enter a red, green and blue value between 0 and 255 for each wedge to control the colors used in the pie chart)

Occupancy

Mostly renters - but stable, with low vacancy rate

   (You can alter the height and width to whatever you want) (Choose a title for your chart) (This is the diameter of your chart, in pixels. You should choose an odd number.) (This controls the number of wedges.) (These are the percentages for each wedge. They should add up to 100.) (These are the names for each wedge that will appear in the 'key' part of the chart.) (Enter a red, green and blue value between 0 and 255 for each wedge to control the colors used in the pie chart)