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1929-30 Public Colleges Biennial Survey of Education in the United States Dataset

Faculty, Students, Graduates

1929-30 Public Colleges – Faculty, Students, Graduates

College	City	State	Year of first opening	Male professors and instructors	Female professors and instructors	Male students	Female students	First degrees male	First degrees female	Graduate degrees male	Graduate degrees female	Honorary degrees	Notes
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	1831	135	29	2,888	715	339	139	25	23	4
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	1872	127	7	1,639	158	238	33	19	8
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	1896	14	69	128	1,028		104
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	College	Alaska	1922	14	4	52	34	3	3
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	1891	111	36	1,324	840	135	108	29	13
Junior College	Phoenix	Arizona	1920	12	8	274	206
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	1872	180	22	1,353	675	163	84	10	10	1
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Monticello	Arkansas	1909	15	10	298	192						Junior college
Arkansas Polytechnic College	Russellville	Arkansas		14	6	287	166						Junior college
Arkansas State College	Pine Bluff	Arkansas		13	12	182	201	1	3				HBCU
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Magnolia	Arkansas	1909	11	12	270	200						Junior college
Junior College	Little Rock	Arkansas		9	14	147	247
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Jonesboro	Arkansas	1909	8	10	279	275						Junior college
University of California	Berkeley	California	1869	1,328	332	9,303	9,386	1,358	1,402	220	167	11
Junior College	Sacramento	California	1916	45	15	611	417
Junior College	Fullerton	California	1913	28	26	296	264
Junior College	Long Beach	California		28	24	548	473
Junior College	Modesto	California		25	12	338	369
California Polytechnic School	San Luis Obispo	California		24	9	399	8						Junior college
Junior College	Porterville	California		21	17	64	44
Junior College	Riverside	California	1916	21	9	217	190
Junior College	Pasadena	California	1924	20	56	657	622
Junior College	San Mateo	California		20	19	533	290
Junior College	Glendale	California		19	9	310	237
Chaffey Junior College	Ontario	California	1916	17	11	237	268
Junior College	San Bernardino	California	1926	15	10	242	194
Junior College	Santa Ana	California	1915	15	12	271	357
Junior College	Bakersfield	California		14	12	153	115
Junior College	Santa Monica	California		13	5	126	102
Junior College	Taft	California		12	6	85	63
Citrus Junior College	Azusa	California		11	6	50	80
Junior College	Visalia	California		11	9	60	61
Junior College	Marysville	California		10	11	74	62
Junior College	Santa Maria	California	1920	10	7	55	53
Junior College	Santa Rosa	California		10	10	175	117
Marin Junior College	Kentfield	California		10	8	281	114
Central Junior College	El Centro	California		9	9	42	29
Junior College	Pomona	California	1915	9	10	79	64
Junior College	Hollister	California	1919	8	9	108	124
Junior College	Reedley	California		8	4	38	46
Junior College	Ventura	California		8	11	20	27
Junior College	Compton	California		7	16	368	242
Junior College	Salinas	California		7	10	25	43
Junior College	Brawley	California		5	5	16	16
Lassen Junior College	Susanville	California		4	6	13	32
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	1877	198	42	2,109	1,151	295	181	71	39	4
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	1881	98	28	1,103	503	123	45	14	6	1
Colorado School of Mines	Golden	Colorado	1874	47		463		63		4		3
Fort Lewis School of the Colorado Agricultural College	Hesperus	Colorado		7	5	49	39						Junior college
State Junior College	Grand Junction	Colorado		4	4	49	50
Junior College	Trinidad	Colorado		2	5	9	14
Connecticut Agricultural College	Storrs	Connecticut	1881	60	9	404	175	64	37	3
United States Coast Guard Academy	New London	Connecticut	1876	20		143
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	1834	58	22	398	313	74	44	1	2	10
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1864	11	6	120	74	15	6			2
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	1884	135		2,247	13	236	13	32		1
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	1905	29	91	42	1,702		224		3
Junior College	St. Petersburg	Florida		8	9	68	82
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	1888	145		2,433		286	7	10
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	1801	125	22	1,397	471	209	103	9	9
Medical College, University of Georgia	Augusta	Georgia		80	2	140	3	29	1
North Georgia College	Dahlonega	Georgia	1872	16	3	137	37	16	6
Georgia State College for Men	Tifton	Georgia		11	2	106	38	6	2
South Georgia State College	Douglas	Georgia		10	3	114	103						Junior college
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	1891	9	72	1	1,431		150
Junior College	Augusta	Georgia		6	2	82	104
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	1907	58	18	545	420	82	50	7	13
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	1892	118	26	1,242	680	166	108	25	7
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	1868	934	164	9,746	3,624	1,667	714	305	119
Crane Junior College	Chicago	Illinois	1911	95	39	3,971	1,402
Joliet College	Joliet	Illinois	1902	21	7	130	100
Morton Junior College	Cicero	Illinois		21	10	185	128
La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College	La Salle	Illinois		8	12	54	39
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	1874	287	21	3,794	708	490	111	56	3
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	1824	241	64	2,770	1,754	423	265	118	42	2
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	1869	346	124	3,330	1,371	396	243	144	40
Junior College	Creston	Iowa		11	2	58	57
Burlington Junior College	Burlington	Iowa	1920	8	5	50	53
Junior College	Mason City	Iowa	1918	8	6	85	72
Ellsworth Junior College	Iowa Falls	Iowa		7	2	29	21
Junior College	Clarinda	Iowa		4	5	37	48
Junior College	Fort Dodge	Iowa		4	5	64	54
Boone Junior College	Boone	Iowa		3	3	28	21
Junior College	Washington	Iowa		3	6	26	36
Junior College	Albia	Iowa		2	5	37	37
Junior College	Marshalltown	Iowa		2	3	32	14
Junior College	Sheldon	Iowa	1926	2	4	27	24
Junior College	Tipton	Iowa		2	4	5	11
Junior College	Waukon	Iowa		2	3	18	19
Junior College	Webster City	Iowa		2	4	23	20
University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa		2	4	23	20
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	1863	237	86	2,228	1,107	269	178	57	32	1
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	1866	190	60	2,865	1,633	446	343	105	56
Municipal University of Wichita	Wichita	Kansas	1895	51	27	882	896	40	82	11	13
Junior College	Coffeyville	Kansas	1919	8	6	67	69
Junior College	Hutchinson	Kansas		8	8	142	139
Junior College	Parsons	Kansas		8	10	88	117
Junior College	El Dorado	Kansas		5	6	79	88
Junior College	Iola	Kansas		4	6	67	89
Junior College	Kansas City	Kansas		4	9	218	204
Junior College	Arkansas City	Kansas	1922	3	3	68	81
Junior College	Fort Scott	Kansas		3	5	85	67
Junior College	Garden City	Kansas	1919	2	4	39	45
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	1837	215	12	1,257	739	187	84	4	5
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	1865	201	35	2,048	1,197	237	197	59	17	2
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	1860	128	30	1,596	753	148	88	40	21
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute	Ruston	Louisiana		35	39	419	573	31	55
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	1901	27	20	395	566	32	54
Southeastern Louisiana College	Hammond	Louisiana		3	4	22	24						Junior college
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	1868	123	23	1,131	379	178	58	11	6	6
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	1859	417	25	2,330	350	427	64	42	9	3
United States Naval Academy	Annapolis	Maryland	1845	284		2,054
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	1821	85	6	713	165	92	26	15	3
Lowell Textile Institute	Lowell	Massachusetts	1897	35		160	7	28
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1841	766	61	7,597	2,701	1,502	574	386	171	14
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	1857	210	41	2,249	1,032	299	166	48	5	1
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	1917	152	39	3,965	2,859	110	64			2
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	1868	57	5	321	6	40	3
Michigan College of mining and Technology	Houghton	Michigan	1886	47	1	441	43	30		5		3
Detroit City Law School	Detroit	Michigan		25		180	20	50	1
Junior College	Grand Rapids	Michigan	1914	24	21	389	441
Junior College	Bay City	Michigan		15	10	124	75
Junior College	Flint	Michigan		7	8	159	110
Junior College	Highland Park	Michigan		7	7	126	117
Junior College	Muskegon	Michigan		7	3	79	32
Junior College	Port Huron	Michigan		5	8	90	94
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1869	722	230	9,543	5,385	1,222	729	215	52
Junior College	Hibbing	Minnesota	1916	17	12	207	145
Junior College	Duluth	Minnesota	1927	14	6	171	69
Itasca Junior College	Coleraine	Minnesota	1922	10	6	54	33
Junior College	Eveleth	Minnesota	1918	8	2	78	54
Junior College	Virginia	Minnesota	1921	8	7	101	71
Junior College	Rochester	Minnesota	1916	7	6	70	94
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	1880	100		1,481	4	222
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	1848	61	6	977	277	133	62	6	8
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	1885	10	80	5	1,415		223
Hinds Junior College	Raymond	Mississippi		8	6	64	73
Pearl River College	Poplarville	Mississippi		4	6	149	129						Junior college
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	1847	327	55	3,471	1,600	541	366	164	76	5
Junior College	Kansas	Missouri	1915	31	17	629	636
Junior College	St. Joseph	Missouri	1915	7	16	144	178
Junior College	Flat River	Missouri		5	8	35	50
Junior College	Jefferson City	Missouri		4	3	55	28
Junior College	Caruthersville	Missouri		3	5	53	31
Junior College	Monett	Missouri		3	7	28	50
Junior College	Trenton	Missouri		2	4	33	30
Junior College	Moberly	Missouri		1	7	42	55
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	1895	62	24	893	765	121	116	6	3	1
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	1893	59	22	828	350	114	39	2	2
Montana School of Mines	Butte	Montana	1900	15	2	122	16	9		3
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	1871	287	109	4,436	3,100	577	448	113	43	2
Junior College	McCook	Nebraska		3	5	45	54
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	1886	54	10	10	599	447	77	58	6	1
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	1868	130	23	1,091	495	168	104	18	7	4
Newark College of Engineering	Newark	New Jersey		105		2,077	2	48	1	1
University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	1891	50	18	554	560	46	47	8	4	1
New Mexico College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	1890	37	8	302	119	23	11	2
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico		31	1	589							Junior college
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	1859	9		104		11
The City College	New York	New York	1849	759	40	23,215	11,974	933	36	63	12
United States Military Academy	West Point	New York	1802	169		1,203
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	1870	72	236		10,279		981		5
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	1912	42		394		58
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	1795	212	2	2,662	203	304	41	76	39	5
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	1889	129		1,884	60	240		29		1
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	1892	38	101	41	1,738		264		1
North Carolina College for Negroes	Durham	North Carolina		12	6	77	130	23	31
College of the City of Asheville	Asheville	North Carolina		9	1	82	96						Junior college
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	1884	123	24	1,156	744	177	117	9	8	2
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	1890	95	27	1,179	452	116	76	5	5
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	1903	11	5	120	74						Junior college
North Dakota State School of Forestry	Bottineau	North Dakota		7	4	39	58						Junior college
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	1872	584	82	8,295	3,504	1,060	599	281	108	1
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	1874	475	72	6,272	3,980	399	262	67	105	2
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	1824	111	37	1,243	1,073	138	119	5	2	4
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	1808	101	47	1,245	835	105	145	2	3
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	1872	73	17	1,362	1,004	49	61	8	2
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	1872	72	21	1,867	1,391	68	96	7	5
Cameron State School of Agriculture	Lawton	Oklahoma		8	11	204	247						Junior college
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	1892	306	66	3,836	1,946	506	249	38	22
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	1891	173	71	2,144	1,213	194	141	23	21	1
Panhandle Agriculture and Mechanical College	Goodwell	Oklahoma		17	9	188	171	8	10
University Preparatory School and Junior College	Tonkawa	Oklahoma		13	9	352	388
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	1921	12		215							Junior college
Connors State Agricultural College	Warner	Oklahoma		7	7	135	128						Junior college
Eastern Oklahoma College	Wilburton	Oklahoma		7	5	96	117						Junior college
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College	Miami	Oklahoma	1920	6	5	110	118
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma	1909	6	43		821		84
Murray State School of Agriculture	Tishomingo	Oklahoma		5	3	124	140						Junior college
Junior College	Muskogee	Oklahoma		3	6	34	46
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	1876	322	53	2,148	1,567	301	287	55	23	2
Oregon State Agriculture College	Corvallis	Oregon	1870	226	55	2,553	1,225	299	158	21	7	5
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	1855	408	42	3,737	705	644	136	74	17
University of the Philippines	Manila	Philippines		326	57	4,788	2,473	426	217	10		1
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	1903	78	46	882	897	63	64	2	2
Rhode Island State College	Kingston	Rhode Island	1890	38	11	474	150	67	25	1		3
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	1893	93	2	1,238		172
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	1805	88	15	1,086	633	114	65	14	11	4
Medical College of the State of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	1823	79	1	192	6	45	4
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	1842	34		671		112
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	1790	21		126	134	14	23
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	1886	18	79	66	1,842		343
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	1884	79	25	906	367	104	42	3	1
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	1882	71	23	639	439	91	66	16	4
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	1885	22	1	375	12	53		2		1
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	1794	197	36	2,469	961	261	127	13	5
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute	Cookeville	Tennessee		30	9	306	507	14	16
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	1883	294	62	4,326	2,355	448	330	128	100
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	1876	194		2,739		368		46
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	1925	99	28	1,439	914	51	51	7	6	1
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	1917	41	24	566	467						Junior college
College of Industrial Arts (Texas State College for Women)	Denton	Texas	1903	36	89		1,822		181
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	1917	33	14	233	101
Junior College (white)	Houston	Texas		24	25	355	375
Texas College of Arts and Industries	Kingsville	Texas		24	22	282	390	13	56
Junior College	Wichita Falls	Texas		8	10	151	144
Junior College	Edinburg	Texas		7	6	92	94
Junior College	San Antonio	Texas		7	8	186	152
Junior College (HBCU)	Houston	Texas		6	8	46	227
South Park Junior College	Beaumont	Texas	1923	6	7	222	147
Junior College	Brownsville	Texas		5	8	60	68
Junior College	Temple	Texas		5	4	82	62
Junior College	Texarkana	Texas		5	5	82	81
Junior College	Gainesville	Texas		4	6	43	57
Junior College	Hillsboro	Texas		4	2	75	107
Junior College	Paris	Texas	1924	4	7	122	145
Junior College	San Angelo	Texas		4	4	39	78
Junior College	Amarillo	Texas		3	4	30	61
Junior College	Ranger	Texas		3	4	6	32
Junior College	Victoria	Texas		3	5	35	45
Junior College	Tyler	Texas		2	9	65	95
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	1850	122	47	2,013	1,304	240	155	19	8
Utah State Agricultural College	Logan	Utah	1890	69	19	854	529	100	58	16	1
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	1880	165	28	706	521	114	94	12	6	6
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	1825	235	3	2,312	146	330	51	73	22
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	1832	181	11	626	10	154	2		1	1
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	1872	124	6	1,367	73	197	11	16	3
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	1693	62	18	831	679	53	95			1
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	1839	52		714		106		1
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	1861	345	130	4,818	3,576	630	547	94	59
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	1892	158	55	2,138	1,220	268	201	28	11
Junior College	Centralia	Washington		5	6	86	51
Junior College	Yakima	Washington		5	6	75	35
Junior College	Mount Vernon	Washington		3	2	36	34
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	1868	189	40	2,249	1,463	318	165	52	24
West Virginia State College	Institute	West Virginia		25	13	332	410	32	37				HBCU
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	1907	22	2	263	238	8	12
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	1902	8	11	176	161						Junior college
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	1848	567	137	6,555	3,899	836	644	362	135	7
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	1867	74	46	775	555	84	64	7	5
College	City	State	Year of first opening	Male professors and instructors	Female professors and instructors	Male students	Female students	First degrees male	First degrees female	Graduate degrees male	Graduate degrees female	Honorary degrees	Notes

Source: “Statistics of individual publicly controlled universities, colleges and professional schools, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 380 - 413.

Property

1929-30 Public Colleges – Property

College	City	State	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, furniture, and other equipment	Value of grounds (including farms)	Value of buildings (including residence halls)	Value of residence halls (included with value of buildings)	Value of all other property	Productive funds	Notes
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	20,000	277,750	48,000	1,359,750	710,000	33,000	582,722
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	47,924	601,000	409,000	1,953,000	160,000	21,000	253,500
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	75,000	527,439	175,000	2,256,467	264,173	349,496	2,065,227
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	College	Alaska	11,016	165,618	6,548	225,095	60,000	51,948	50,000
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	85,700	234,216	455,000	2,010,000	460,000	18,000	727,849
Arkansas Polytechnic College	Russellville	Arkansas	6,000	32,000	121,193	369,196	65,000	45,091
Arkansas State College	Pine Bluff	Arkansas	3,000	39,700	30,000	395,000	126,000	4,350		HBCU
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Jonesboro	Arkansas	5,690	151,863	107,248	483,390	105,000			Junior college
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Magnolia	Arkansas	5,264	52,697	20,000	199,595	58,000	59,878		Junior college
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Monticello	Arkansas	4,000	13,000	42,000	291,000	90,000	35,000		Junior college
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	98,000	810,000	140,000	1,375,000	125,000	30,000	132,667
University of California	Berkeley	California	1,118,911	6,555,353	8,274,033	22,345,661	449,450	3,770,738	15,222,684
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	64,841	744,282	350,000	2,700,000		168,962	437,591
Colorado School of Mines	Golden	Colorado	23,485	468,397	136,705	473,873
Fort Lewis School of the Colorado Agricultural College	Hesperus	Colorado	5,100	37,536	104,400	460,800		674,049	11,212	Junior college
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	221,538	1,168,306	556,411	5,226,277		29,735	75,000
University of Connecticut	Storrs	Connecticut	23,370	401,825	114,000	2,262,139	690,500	312,214	135,000
United States Coast Guard Academy	New London	Connecticut	3,000	49,000	150,000	300,000	60,000	5,000
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	41,500	1,064,866	315,575	2,433,480	509,182	30,848	681,232
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	8,000	83,000	1,236,000	710,000	310,000	7,500	70,000
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	36,350	541,839	350,000	2,659,000	1,042,000	59,800	100,000
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	92,000	1,070,075	294,500	2,027,600	437,000	448,005	325,488
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	25,000	1,180,000	400,000	1,435,500	375,000	74,000	275,000
Georgia State College for Men	Tifton	Georgia	3,028	10,834	47,250	200,000	80,000	53,484
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	25,000	189,000	110,000	1,110,000	750,000
Medical College, University of Georgia	Augusta	Georgia	5,500	52,500	100,000	50,000			25,000
North Georgia College	Dahlonega	Georgia	5,000	5,000	3,000	75,000	30,000	3,000
South Georgia State College	Douglas	Georgia	750	17,250	31,400	132,000	70,000			Junior college
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	66,500	599,000	998,000	2,300,000	500,000	798,473	424,652
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	50,194	391,331	1,678,063	731,176	24,712	20,326	6,200
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	91,000	571,000	140,000	1,300,000	500,000	60,000	2,079,270
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	836,496	5,695,619	1,579,598	16,669,569	531,366	1,172,568	1,137,215
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	218,750	1,846,140	577,593	5,567,946	795,429		943,029
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	110,340	1,722,932	643,779	5,173,795	1,071,085	609,723	398,851
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	180,048	3,072,597	712,468	6,399,625	996,050	94,878	695,111
University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	366,726	4,401,359	1,647,685	10,485,386	800,508	1,315,122	284,889
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	96,855	1,487,689	679,356	2,936,959	175,000	287,624	505,509
Municipal University of Wichita	Wichita	Kansas	43,592	201,278	156,456	560,107	25,954	48,666	106,878
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	232,570	2,989,110	495,500	3,873,074	250,000		245,500
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	116,531	748,709	492,606	2,824,397	414,074	53,981	184,075
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	37,562	386,007		964,167			789,656
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute	Ruston	Louisiana	11,000	87,750	50,000	811,950	389,000
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	77,500	810,000	600,000	5,560,000	590,000	74,573	318,213
Southeastern Louisiana College	Hammond	Louisiana	3,000	3,700	12,000	21,675		1,275		Junior college
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	15,721	130,000	105,000	725,000	250,000	12,000
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	84,775	571,421	44,243	1,326,642	223,983	13,534	891,636
United States Naval Academy	Annapolis	Maryland	70,000	1,250,000	396,475	14,879,070	7,466,626			Statistics from 1927-28
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	66,002	1,318,261	173,027	2,696,880	440,500	673,281	117,500
Lowell Textile Institute	Lowell	Massachusetts	2,245	358,000	109,639	330,850
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	84,526	933,749	139,393	1,607,067	191,783	137,522	240,667
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	50,000	268,202	537,408	995,651
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	30,727	134,782	67,620	832,204
Michigan College of mining and Technology	Houghton	Michigan	35,665	505,875	159,840	550,566		94,702
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	75,898	2,061,942	234,342	4,422,900	161,000	126,527	1,053,898
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	748,864	9,702,940	5,752,468	21,791,180	2,062,093		3,977,766
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	654,447	5,320,978	6,781,411	16,855,211	637,120	2,841,257	8,755,112
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	58,393	1,031,327	345,695	2,404,378	321,135	63,637	239,787
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	30,000	256,907	195,500	2,032,000	830,500	10,293	156,600
Pearl River College	Poplarville	Mississippi	3,114	66,590	165,000	650,000	495,000			Junior college
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	50,000	750,000	50,000	2,100,000	500,000	200,300	700,000
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	410,821	2,176,597	777,397	4,206,226	34,000	279,759	1,915,163
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	37,280	409,278	205,305	1,539,385	65,820	30,325	826,576
Montana School of Mines	Butte	Montana	10,000	89,385	25,302	664,486		8,106	1,000,000
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	183,000	432,476	278,716	1,669,589	437,724	10,136	842,391
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	256,826	1,946,378	2,909,446	5,671,367	174,275	793,712	951,981
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	50,025	403,500	139,800	1,385,716	172,516	40,000	334,816
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	66,845	416,845	82,000	2,351,090	785,000	301,820	1,174,864
Newark College of Engineering	Newark	New Jersey		216,810	130,000	553,845		25,000	10,000
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico	8,738	60,000	87,500	1,033,710	30,000	33,000		Junior college
New Mexico College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	25,000	237,000	50,000	505,000	125,000	30,000	121,500
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	2,410	76,359	25,000	194,625	58,000	2,500	39,500
University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	34,200	301,031	185,000	625,656	100,695		575,000	Value on all property: state lands deeded to the university
The City College	New York	New York	100,000	1,100,239	3,399,119	6,308,481		35,000	107,263
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	38,983	350,000	7,000,000	1,500,000
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	8,500	217,000	150,000	475,000	10,000
United States Military Academy	West Point	New York				32,019,673				Value of grounds reported with value of buildings
North Carolina College for Negroes	Durham	North Carolina	8,000	21,500	200,000	339,345	131,000	41,800
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	60,000	627,000	723,800	4,925,000	2,084,500	132,820
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	30,000	540,611	177,856	3,613,381	1,103,905	125,529	125,000
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	223,295	1,254,665	402,038	5,674,180	1,569,899	1,573,446	1,692,050
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	47,292	565,281	143,710	1,550,350	180,625	47,750	1,562,114
North Dakota State School of Forestry	Bottineau	North Dakota	2,700	27,210	19,500	74,995	13,316	5,000		Junior college
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	5,000	46,000	25,000	360,000	84,000		500,000	Junior college
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	98,131	869,500	153,400	1,383,100	98,600		1,700,000
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	112,000	541,100	280,000	2,946,620	1,447,420		280,891
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	359,700	4,597,328	2,263,478	9,995,661	264,102	3,186,415	1,150,299	Statistics from 1929
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	75,000	171,923	467,945	2,173,751	284,872		73,760
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	29,500	307,610	336,000	450,000			71,832
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	256,552	1,450,962	815,376	3,981,922	272,319		6,767,034
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	28,000	170,000	878,000	455,000		50,000
Cameron State School of Agriculture	Lawton	Oklahoma	3,000	27,373	12,000	188,300	57,000			Junior college
Connors State Agricultural College	Warner	Oklahoma	1,980	4,568	13,500	150,000	100,000			Junior college
Eastern Oklahoma College	Wilburton	Oklahoma	4,000	27,000	9,500	250,000	50,000			Junior college
Murray State School of Agriculture	Tishomingo	Oklahoma	6,000	51,919	15,781	144,157	90,000			Junior college
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College	Miami	Oklahoma	4,000	19,500	25,000	150,000		5,000
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	58,100	910,558	250,159	2,253,099	387,000	175,432	3,042,367
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma	15,900	217,715	72,573	1,057,546	335,000	135
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	3,200	32,000	15,000	455,110	220,000			Junior college
Panhandle Agriculture and Mechanical College	Goodwell	Oklahoma	13,994	70,382	54,000	383,823	50,000	8,331
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	130,446	979,147	128,701	2,900,300	300,000	259,690
University Preparatory School and Junior College	Tonkawa	Oklahoma	4,175	12,000		350,000				Junior college; Value of grounds reported with value of buildings
Oregon State Agriculture College	Corvallis	Oregon	93,221	1,615,648	818,760	4,020,464	744,063	314,379	217,088
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	233,539	1,068,795	681,065	3,161,402	573,463	551,704	164,453
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	120,861	3,678,982	219,522	9,082,393	1,484,480	74,869	517,000
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	25,210	262,004	107,601	608,116	78,858	71,511	335,375
Rhode Island State College	Kingston	Rhode Island	29,824	290,372	25,000	1,350,000	150,000	12,300	50,000
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	15,340	836,847	333,220	1,950,057	350,309	54,343	154,439
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	24,670	92,000	150,000	280,000	15,000		362,750
Medical College of the State of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	7,500	220,000	48,000	173,000
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	10,000	193,272	900,000	1,542,650
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	110,000	930,286	1,024,254	1,707,862	277,000		29,216
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	36,000	678,417	530,732	2,071,000	737,000	42,500
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	42,701	635,191	108,480	1,314,183	231,000	25,764	504,870
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	12,000	331,928	36,914	445,725			400,000
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	70,000	636,878	82,000	1,800,000	230,000	75,000
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute	Cookeville	Tennessee	12,000	55,000	25,000	475,000	125,000	65,000
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	112,917	1,472,174	2,071,696	4,212,049	386,316	269,919	426,755
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	57,208	1,700,986	605,535	5,023,194	1,063,759	573,288	209,000
College of Industrial Arts (Texas State College for Women)	Denton	Texas	38,000	99,039	286,069	1,659,294	632,271	479,699
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	13,670	222,440	142,755	590,489	66,696		126,078	Junior college
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	6,225	176,800	80,000	411,421	24,000	21,000	1,000	Junior college
Texas College of Arts and Industries	Kingsville	Texas	12,500	103,420	42,551	371,538
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	16,394	467,445	314,000	1,717,298		17,542
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	422,973	3,331,951	2,107,664	5,650,141	841,719	140,685	23,959,844
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	102,719	670,000	100,000	1,985,000		50,000	800,909
Utah State Agricultural College	Logan	Utah	50,879	294,330	67,500	1,407,700		38,701	303,903
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	128,611		184,085	2,078,784	405,000	797,772	1,619,169
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	75,000	255,000	200,000	4,952,000	2,217,000	150	327,557
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	12,000	193,802		1,263,699			138,230
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	172,230	647,056	787,500	4,261,565	596,500	5,738	9,980,397
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	61,935	918,507	292,400	2,880,000	716,850	262,750	344,312
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	28,282	34,534	184,394	1,080,659	353,637	334,577	118,405
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	200,000	666,917	284,239	3,119,717	975,024	307,524	3,058,973
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	258,911	2,090,684	1,072,100	5,787,768	41,933	102,952	4,653,718
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	13,216	100,000	160,000	385,000
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	5,500	41,000	80,000	450,000	155,000	174,000
West Virginia State College	Institute	West Virginia	16,144	233,000	50,894	838,677	377,982	2,000		HBCU
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	114,494	1,199,985	1,648,800	4,847,400	200,000	439,860	115,000
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	796,000	4,272,570	1,787,453	12,708,805	1,293,000	90,770	995,428
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	75,351	511,000	380,000	1,815,000	299,000	46,000	2,317,683
University of the Philippines	Manila	Philippines		548,403	1,459,352	318,671		333,905
College	City	State	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, furniture, and other equipment	Value of grounds (including farms)	Value of buildings (including residence halls)	Value of residence halls (included with value of buildings)	Value of all other property	Productive funds	Notes

Source: “Property – Individual publicly controlled institutions, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 414 - 417.

Receipts

1929-30 Public Colleges – Receipts

College	City	State	Administration and general control expenditures	Physical plant operations and maintenance expenditures	Resident instruction expenditures	Library expenditures	Organized research expenditures	Total expenditures	Capital outlay new buildings and grounds	Capital outlay new equipment	Capital outlay total	All other payments including unitemized totals	Grand total expenditures	Notes
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	37,876	43,817	225,339	13,052		320,084	124,290	32,775	157,065	269,996	747,145
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	57,515	33,379	440,370	7,375	245,978	784,617	653,309	84,729	738,038	1,084,994	2,607,649
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	76,301	37,187	502,001	11,059	23,925	650,473	368,069	90,947	459,016	175,440	1,284,929
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	College	Alaska	16,765	22,492	59,420	811	275	99,763	2,419	14,253	16,672	1,050	117,485
Junior College	Phoenix	Arizona	7,386	8,625	65,127	2,580		83,718	5,866	16,643	22,509	1,658	107,885
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	91,847	95,538	566,197	20,423	174,114	948,119	212,232	101,072	313,304	439,882	1,701,305
Arkansas Polytechnic College	Russellville	Arkansas	10,200	22,600	45,800	600		80,200				53,424	133,624	Junior college
Arkansas State College	Pine Bluff	Arkansas	75,453	66,954	9,840	3,766		156,013	239,000	15,000	254,000	36,124	446,137	HBCU
Junior College	Little Rock	Arkansas		11,750	24,152	925		36,827		2,558	2,558	267	39,652
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Jonesboro	Arkansas	11,300	15,026	55,000	2,633		83,959	17,690	9,363	27,053	47,144	158,156	Junior college
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Magnolia	Arkansas	13,357	55,643	45,515	2,761		117,276	937	7,034	7,971	60,461	185,708	Junior college
State Agricultural and Mechanical College	Monticello	Arkansas	13,000	27,400	58,000	2,000		100,400	40,000	3,000	43,000	2,600	146,000	Junior college
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	73,700	95,074	453,964	20,983	167,788	811,509	46,347	92,023	138,370	381,372	1,331,251
California Polytechnic School	San Luis Obispo	California	7,400	4,600	27,000	1,000		40,000	40,000		40,000		80,000	Junior college
Central Junior College	El Centro	California			15,000	1,800		16,800				800	17,600
Chaffey Junior College	Ontario	California	4,067	3,231	103,800	3,909		115,007	25,125	2,312	27,437	45,481	187,925
Citrus Junior College	Azusa	California	2,000	3,000	15,000	2,000		22,000				1,000	23,000	Estimated
Junior College	Compton	California	3,278	2,361	69,612	2,679		77,930		2,218	2,218	16,271	96,419
Junior College	Fullerton	California	6,630	11,036	88,203	4,113		109,982				36,287	146,269
Junior College	Glendale	California	10,111	17,341	82,464	12,625		122,541	4,718	8,644	13,362	30,199	166,102
Junior College	Hollister	California		20,000	98,000	6,000		124,000					124,000
Junior College	Marysville	California	4,360	555	34,587	2,720		42,222				9,317	51,539
Junior College	Modesto	California	4,372	16,062	105,100	3,827		129,361	2,223	18,382	20,605	1,800	151,766
Junior College	Pasadena	California	8,433	216	172,778	8,203		189,630		8,042	8,042	54,374	252,046
Junior College	Porterville	California		1,163	10,750	275		12,188		700	700		12,888	Data of 1928
Junior College	Reedley	California	600	1,380	8,800	800		11,580					11,580	Data of 1928
Junior College	Riverside	California	6,595	15,457	88,542	3,566		114,160	1,000	4,763	5,763	867	120,790
Junior College	Sacramento	California	15,864	23,029	118,304	10,458		167,655	7,183	10,496	17,679	478	185,812	Data of 1928
Junior College	San Bernardino	California	5,081	26,829	76,522	7,073		115,505		35,148	35,148	1,995	152,648
Junior College	San Mateo	California	5,744	17,982	115,430	5,314		144,470	1,718	20,493	22,211	3,638	170,319
Junior College	Santa Ana	California	8,152	23,555	83,491	4,761		119,959	3,892	6,584	10,476	10,053	140,488
Junior College	Santa Rosa	California	5,270	870	39,445	900		46,485	905	3,725	4,630	8,082	59,197
Junior College	Taft	California	2,000	50,000	10,400	400		62,800				1,000	63,800	Data of 1928
Lassen Junior College	Susanville	California	2,500	2,000	24,500	1,000		30,000					30,000	Data of 1928
Marin Junior College	Kentfield	California	7,958	10,207	46,093	4,603		68,861	58,158	14,103	72,261	1,875	142,997
University of California	Berkeley	California	802,765	701,408	4,890,796	237,880	1,320,106	7,952,955	4,196,975	921,579	5,118,554	3,106,041	16,177,550
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	60,686	102,420	311,869	18,916	244,039	737,930	37,482	37,516	74,998	349,083	1,162,011
Colorado School of Mines	Golden	Colorado	41,185	54,636	158,937	2,559	15,562	272,879	17,465	5,134	22,599	24,589	320,059	Data of 1928
Fort Lewis School of the Colorado Agricultural College	Hesperus	Colorado	1,000	16,086	50,182			67,268	16,388		16,388	17,474	101,130	Expenditures for resident instruction includes library
Junior College	Trinidad	Colorado	787		1,900			2,687				213	2,900	Data of 1928
State Junior College	Grand Junction	Colorado		977	8,159			9,136				3,024	12,160
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	73,548	91,497	1,075,752	31,010		1,271,807	98,971	70,081	169,052	659,941	2,100,800
Connecticut Agricultural College	Storrs	Connecticut	56,607	159,763	378,510	7,158	95,060	697,098	150,618	22,152	172,770	374,120	1,243,988
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	37,981	70,228	225,743	13,297	121,666	468,915	626,713	15,836	642,549	185,390	1,296,854
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	13,034	32,561	36,774	50		82,419		1,448	1,448	36,133	120,000
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	44,613	120,080	377,134	17,887		559,714	141,258	55,178	196,436	424,644	1,180,794	Estimated
Junior College	St. Petersburg	Florida	1,000	615	20,510	500		22,625				1,000	23,625
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	98,078	72,712	636,999	19,836	337,588	1,165,213	257,638	118,348	375,986	814,966	2,356,165
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	62,975	120,285	395,098	9,085		587,443				175,515	762,958
Georgia State College for Men	Tifton	Georgia	8,700	11,683	37,082	964		58,429	391	302	693	28,223	87,345
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	39,000	14,400	134,859	10,400		198,659	55,290		55,290	200,197	454,146	Data of 1928
Junior College	Augusta	Georgia	5,950	2,900	90,550			99,400					99,400
Medical College, University of Georgia	Augusta	Georgia	8,798	11,664	94,072	1,567		116,101				41,477	157,578
North Georgia College	Dahlonega	Georgia	7,190	1,200	32,800			41,190		300	300	2,500	43,990
South Georgia State College	Douglas	Georgia	4,000	4,043	27,626			35,669				750	36,419	Junior college
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	180,150	68,443	511,682	26,854	39,893	827,022	37,674	20,047	57,721	842,668	1,727,411
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	32,057	38,781	243,174	17,807	77,245	409,064	33,759	24,924	58,683	135,752	603,499
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	81,822	198,214	449,909	14,679	140,463	885,087	101,457	50,386	151,843	291,157	1,328,087
Crane Junior College	Chicago	Illinois	15,635	67,854	537,085			620,574	28,612	4,385	32,997		653,571	Budget for 1931, expenditures for 1930 not available.
Joliet College	Joliet	Illinois	4,278	6,226	28,781	3,077		42,362		1,267	1,267	9,712	53,341	Data of 1929
Junior College	La Salle	Illinois	7,115	12,526	24,300	850		44,791	6,546	1,888	8,434	2,399	55,624	Listed as La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College in other tables.
Morton Junior College	Cicero	Illinois	10,000	32,972	59,648	4,100		106,720		2,500	2,500	2,140	111,360
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	413,279	793,979	3,469,973	151,535	902,349	5,731,115	901,488	357,791	1,259,279	694,713	7,685,107
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	256,176	221,757	1,046,651	59,770		1,584,354	442,225	123,032	565,257	969,401	3,119,012
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	182,077	281,086	1,245,708	27,859	883,417	2,620,147	823,598	330,145	1,153,743	1,348,103	5,121,993
Ellsworth Junior College	Iowa Falls	Iowa		10,560	11,735	150		22,445				625	23,070
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	178,556	384,463	1,881,970	63,855	508,177	3,017,021	43,127	157,331	200,458	794,817	4,012,296
Junior College	Albia	Iowa	1,900					1,900				1,200	3,100
Boone Junior College	Boone	Iowa		152	5,900			6,052				852	6,904
Burlington Junior College	Burlington	Iowa	1,000	600	13,810			15,410			3,212	500	19,122
Junior College	Clarinda	Iowa	775	2,170	13,236	1,562		17,743		1,262	1,262	1,040	20,045
Junior College	Creston	Iowa			10,000	1,000		11,000		3,500	3,500		14,500
Junior College	Fort Dodge	Iowa	2,727		7,666			10,393					10,393
Junior College	Marshalltown	Iowa			3,650	500		4,150					4,150
Junior College	Mason City	Iowa			11,067			11,067					11,067
Junior College	Sheldon	Iowa			4,600			4,600					4,600
Junior College	Tipton	Iowa	570		4,240			4,810					4,810
Junior College	Washington	Iowa	1,000	1,790	6,315	335		9,440		625	625	1,915	11,980
Junior College	Waukon	Iowa	245	782	4,050	250		5,327	37	57	94	384	5,805
Junior College	Webster City	Iowa		800	6,950			7,750		65	65	280	8,095
University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	214,683	493,430	1,927,819	85,388	178,288	2,909,608	267,704	276,089	543,793	2,026,534	5,479,935
Junior College	Arkansas City	Kansas			16,000	1,000		17,000		500	500	2,116	19,616
Junior College	Coffeyville	Kansas			14,954	865		15,819					15,819
Junior College	El Dorado	Kansas	125	2,000	15,170	1,800		19,095		1,200	1,200		20,295
Junior College	Fort Scott	Kansas	890	2,476	15,112			18,478					18,478
Junior College	Garden City	Kansas		380	9,636	45		10,061				500	10,561
Junior College	Hutchinson	Kansas	4,782	2,343	25,190	190		32,505		642	642	1,282	34,429
Junior College	Iola	Kansas			13,922	222		14,144					14,144
Junior College	Kansas City	Kansas			41,136			41,136				1,187	42,323
Junior College	Parsons	Kansas	899	2,132	16,297	500		19,828					19,828	Data of 1828
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	62,166	199,357	998,256	24,895	252,866	1,537,540	38,706	142,353	181,059	744,149	2,462,748
Municipal University of Wichita	Wichita	Kansas	49,919	31,924	159,266	13,107		254,216	74,221	15,334	89,555	82,446	426,217
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	88,564	146,890	1,165,111	49,476	27,279	1,472,320	327,736	77,912	405,648	449,682	2,327,650
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	99,362	195,404	796,325	27,339	350,356	1,468,786	583,715	115,980	699,695	654,167	2,822,648
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	62,686	44,683	409,886	8,100		525,355	8,761	18,972	27,733	29,008	582,096
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute	Ruston	Louisiana	13,880	57,223	168,212	9,556		248,871	79,256	3,381	82,637	125,009	456,517
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	67,056	99,843	531,647	32,158	200,394	931,098	75,604	107,969	183,573	626,309	1,740,980
Southeastern Louisiana College	Hammond	Louisiana	4,617	864	13,266	1,061		19,808				57	19,865	Junior college
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	99,470	118,578	466,265	9,540	132,957	826,810	147,426	92,535	239,961	338,609	1,405,380
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	188,680	161,092	744,833	14,963	189,906	1,299,474	541,573	130,424	671,997	998,135	2,969,606
Lowell Textile Institute	Lowell	Massachusetts	18,345	28,429	110,763			157,537		11,097	11,097		168,634
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	52,336	211,534	442,311	16,266	261,830	984,277	151,421	23,672	175,093	286,771	1,446,141
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	56,799	69,420	482,725			608,944	41,068	17,579	58,647		667,591
Detroit City Law School	Detroit	Michigan	4,900		14,543	2,127		21,570					21,570
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	804	33,977	182,065			216,846				230	217,076
Junior College	Bay City	Michigan			32,621	2,850		35,471				1,000	36,471
Junior College	Flint	Michigan		5,347	41,551			46,898		1,797	1,797		48,695
Junior College	Grand Rapids	Michigan	8,614	23,459	118,573	3,700		154,346		8,527	8,527	3	162,876
Junior College	Highland Park	Michigan		7,188	36,901	2,492		46,581		1,116	1,116	360	48,057
Junior College	Muskegon	Michigan		1,298	29,697			30,995	1,242	156	1,398	2,192	34,585
Junior College	Port Huron	Michigan	3,900	5,342	26,842	1,025		37,109		625	625	2,715	40,449
Michigan College of mining and Technology	Houghton	Michigan	32,025	35,764	182,884	2,525	27,525	280,723		35,558	35,558		316,281
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	86,554	323,574	1,199,278	22,722	431,931	2,064,059	141,907	133,054	274,961	953,716	3,292,736
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	652,866	791,280	4,093,506	296,013	50,769	5,884,434	985,841	417,533	1,403,374	3,377,390	10,665,198
Itasca Junior College	Coleraine	Minnesota	617		15,318	906		16,841				600	17,441
Junior College	Duluth	Minnesota	6,868	96	41,776	4,389		53,129		8,052	8,052		61,181
Junior College	Eveleth	Minnesota		10,516	23,420	2,450		36,386		2,000	2,000	2,050	40,436
Junior College	Rochester	Minnesota	2,000	10,000	20,533	750		33,283				3,300	36,583
Junior College	Virginia	Minnesota	4,075	13,358	38,886	1,389		57,708				6,818	64,526
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	456,057	682,306	3,133,418	150,251	739,808	5,161,840	816,690	831,055	1,647,745	4,308,178	11,117,763
Hinds Junior College	Raymond	Mississippi	9,680	8,096	31,518			49,294		9,000	9,000	21,591	79,885
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	147,389	164,742	20,921	13,041	262,931	797,324	44,353	40,108	84,461	901,002	1,782,787
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	31,514	93,352	229,344	11,012		365,222	7,824	7,390	15,214	180,346	560,782
Pearl River College	Poplarville	Mississippi	3,600		48,268	500		52,368	16,968		16,968	19,779	89,115	Junior college
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	29,000	58,000	235,000	12,500		334,500	1,200,000		1,200,000	113,300	1,647,800
Junior College	Caruthersville	Missouri			8,700	500		9,200					9,200
Junior College	Flat River	Missouri		6,680	20,610	2,460		29,750	850	1,000	1,850	428	32,028
Junior College	Jefferson City	Missouri	500	1,424	12,593	275		14,792	62	1,375	1,437	3,000	19,229
Junior College	Kansas	Missouri										218,204	218,204
Junior College	Moberly	Missouri		4,072	11,700			15,772		1,121	1,121		16,893	Data of 1928
Junior College	Monett	Missouri		400	4,800	500		5,700					5,700
Junior College	St. Joseph	Missouri	6,200	10,193	30,875	1,200		48,468		11,706	11,706	1,000	61,174
Junior College	Trenton	Missouri	1,000	1,000	9,869			11,869					11,869
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	182,766	295,835	1,496,506	48,670	261,635	2,285,412	28,731	120,616	149,347	1,358,207	3,792,966
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	26,626	97,140	268,494	8,237	233,919	634,416	10,565	23,924	34,289	183,384	852,089
Montana School of Mines	Butte	Montana	14,430	24,175	63,699	1,534		103,838	5,089	6,182	11,271		115,109
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	56,542	78,502	308,910	26,015		469,969	2,302	14,765	17,067	228,289	715,325
Junior College	McCook	Nebraska		2,000	14,200	800		17,000		1,000	1,000	4,500	22,500
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	166,404	314,166	1,784,093	50,689	329,612	2,644,964	344,964	215,337	560,301	788,588	3,993,853
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	25,267	39,160	233,075	7,162	90,517	395,181	16,370	61,602	77,972	230,844	703,997
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	60,217	158,919	474,454	11,787	120,259	825,636	228,455	45,670	274,125	519,799	1,619,560
Newark College of Engineering	Newark	New Jersey	33,621	28,449	150,541	2,348		214,959	16,000	23,301	39,301		254,260
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico	86,322	24,072	66,203	3,000		179,597	62,939	12,925	75,864	131,222	386,683	Junior college
New Mexico College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	25,911	30,917	178,138	6,853	105,625	347,444	124,843	14,080	138,923	183,047	669,414
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	18,141	19,680	26,809	1,683		66,313	24,930	8,475	33,405	23,769	123,487
University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	114,058	53,271	170,825	4,975		343,129	78,320	10,854	89,174	63,405	495,708	Estimated
College of the City of New York - the City College	New York	New York	165,161	226,514	1,696,934	43,677		2,132,286	758,313	63,926	822,239	57,670	3,012,195	Listed as The City College in other tables
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	190,008	94,072	1,389,454	3,400		1,676,934				169,948	1,846,882	Data of 1929
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York		16,000	163,634	17,617	8,000	205,251		24,224	24,224	72,877	302,322
College of the City of Asheville	Asheville	North Carolina	3,000		28,000	28,000		31,000					31,000	Junior college
North Carolina College for Negroes	Durham	North Carolina	9,400	11,416	35,731	1,729		58,276	297,492	30,627	328,119	18,530	404,925
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	65,733	128,933	418,034	29,353		642,053		97,654	97,654	427,405	1,167,112
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	37,426	104,915	553,426	12,013	165,725	873,505	75,905	36,655	112,560	1,044,460	2,030,525	Estimated
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	101,945	124,130	931,202	77,217		1,234,494	242,751	5,199	247,950	1,120,919	2,603,363
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	71,439	131,571	332,354	12,235	293,679	841,278	146,576	37,744	184,320	278,916	1,304,514
North Dakota State School of Forestry	Bottineau	North Dakota	7,953	5,191	24,950	351		38,445		2,562	2,562	8,603	49,610	Junior college
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	7,000	22,380	52,628	2,200		84,208	10,000		10,000	2,500	96,708	Junior college
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	56,893	124,498	427,719	18,091	11,947	639,148	103,723	35,792	139,515	225,514	1,004,177
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	125,837	96,898	459,450	23,839	16,136	722,160	185,190	49,289	234,479	298,385	1,255,024
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	488,734	734,647	3,437,824	127,958		4,789,163	599,316	457,929	1,057,245	2,860,852	8,707,260
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	123,586	71,059	634,314	22,282		851,241		22,857	22,857	253,622	1,127,720	Data of 1929
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	47,130	39,858	285,767	12,415		385,170		17,443	17,443	13,934	416,547	Data of 1929
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	128,755	197,005	1,364,375	56,907	86,200	1,833,242	609,007	69,558	678,565	184,024	2,695,831	Data of 1929
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	25,520	27,237	210,662	11,160		274,579	10,171	29,121	39,292	1,917	315,788
Cameron State School of Agriculture	Lawton	Oklahoma							110,000		110,000	130,700	240,700	Junior college
Connors State Agricultural College	Warner	Oklahoma	11,860	21,163	24,616	270		57,909	11,670	945	112,615		170,524	Junior college
Eastern Oklahoma College	Wilburton	Oklahoma	8,079	11,333	30,283	3,588		53,283	4,246	8,485	12,731		66,014	Junior college
Junior College	Muskogee	Oklahoma			5,232			5,232		431	431		5,663
Murray State School of Agriculture	Tishomingo	Oklahoma	13,158	4,089	24,663	3,706		45,616	3,801	7,479	11,280	43,703	100,599	Junior college
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College	Miami	Oklahoma	4,500	5,320	20,000	1,700		31,520	50,000	13,000	63,000	2,000	96,520
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	181,139	151,546	752,983	21,857	174,433	1,281,958	180,293	128,739	309,032	898,731	2,489,721
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma							10,000	26,927	36,927	258,073	295,000
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	14,030	12,700	28,270	1,076		56,076	63,000	2,400	65,400	45,310	166,786	Junior college
Panhandle Agriculture and Mechanical College	Goodwell	Oklahoma	9,441	10,424	45,931	2,148	19,023	86,967	13,500	13,741	27,241	40,635	154,843
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	132,592	194,934	943,611	50,527		1,321,664	187,820	85,969	273,789	182,941	1,778,394
University Preparatory School and Junior College	Tonkawa	Oklahoma	5,000	21,690	46,000	1,000		73,690	5,000	3,310	8,310		82,000
Oregon State Agriculture College	Corvallis	Oregon	166,370	263,963	942,189	48,980	276,195	1,697,697	112,813	102,274	215,087	733,070	2,645,854
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	200,404	182,018	869,025	67,196	61,662	1,400,305	268,577	90,998	359,575	837,818	2,597,698
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	209,128	298,482	1,536,480	25,502	340,048	2,409,640	2,458,495	107,883	2,566,378	1,573,428	6,549,446
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	32,133	46,476	370,695	13,054	32,281	494,639	20,826	31,472	52,298	40,708	587,645
Rhode Island State College	Kingston	Rhode Island	112,597	64,692	125,967	2,824	98,997	405,077	1,257	31,540	32,797	115,621	593,495
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	32,918	71,426	294,291	7,107	323,550	729,292	30,414	53,726	84,140	716,112	1,529,544
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	13,564	2,917	43,500	1,900		61,881	8,500	8,009	16,509	10,382	88,772
Medical College of the State of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	9,300	10,050	110,992	1,350		131,692		6,000	6,000	1,300	138,992
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	5,000	78,020	112,707			195,727	374	13,147	13,521	203,486	412,734
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	81,000	44,520	232,886	15,550		373,956	5,500	65,800	71,300	66,224	511,480
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	82,626	114,072	261,222	5,812		463,732		10,000	10,000	182,769	656,501
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	60,467	132,765	368,342	6,289	137,042	704,905	101,771	30,057	131,828	307,229	1,143,962
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	29,391	28,061	74,498	2,493	5,346	139,789	7,354	9,505	16,859	4,908	161,556
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	49,795	79,354	282,799	15,870		427,818	5,900	41,129	47,029	39,424	514,271
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute	Cookeville	Tennessee	8,118	16,232	87,868	3,085		115,303	9,442	24,590	34,032	86,778	236,113
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	108,206	140,026	862,487	41,749	144,789	1,297,827	599,050	145,827	744,877	726,930	2,769,064
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	139,626	220,481	736,084	15,958	478,555	1,590,704	762,707	273,595	1,036,302	2,859,571	5,486,577
College of Industrial Arts (Texas State College for Women)	Denton	Texas	118,096	83,425	339,156	21,686		562,363		11,966	11,966	1,109,721	1,684,050
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	13,038	40,263	174,423	4,000		231,724	54,955	32,289	87,244	57,282	376,250	Junior college
Junior College	Amarillo	Texas	9,484	1,824	13,398			24,706		7,639	7,639	3,359	35,704
Junior College	Brownsville	Texas	2,000	5,000	15,000	2,000		24,000	1,000	1,000	2,000	1,000	27,000
Junior College	Edinburg	Texas	2,500		23,477	3,237		29,214					29,214
Junior College	Gainesville	Texas	1,000		7,276	500		8,776					8,776
Junior College	Hillsboro	Texas			15,221	859		16,080				2,944	19,024
Junior College (HBCU)	Houston	Texas	2,329		8,392	500		11,221					11,221
Junior College (white)	Houston	Texas	4,809	10,000	30,008	2,377		47,194				1,972	49,166
Junior College	Paris	Texas		1,050	17,730	1,300		20,080				500	20,580
Junior College	Ranger	Texas	290		3,790	1,722		5,802					5,802
Junior College	San Angelo	Texas	4,477	2,914	21,188			28,579				388	28,967
Junior College	San Antonio	Texas	943	2,050	33,707	800		37,500					37,500	Estimated
Junior College	Temple	Texas	900	2,267	9,667			12,834					12,834
Junior College	Texarkana	Texas	7,473		16,031	1,947		25,451					25,451
Junior College	Tyler	Texas	2,078		11,565	427		14,070				214	14,284	Data of 1928
Junior College	Victoria	Texas	1,270	1,040	5,229	761		8,300					8,300
Junior College	Wichita Falls	Texas			30,000	3,500		33,500					33,500
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	9,000	21,000	151,750	4,500		186,250	25,000	21,000	46,000	52,750	285,000	Junior college
South Park Junior College	Beaumont	Texas	2,340	2,274	24,813			29,427	542	1,280	1,822	308	31,557
Texas College of Arts and Industries	Kingsville	Texas	31,847	6,409	130,655	3,600		172,511	17,068		17,068	4,596	194,175
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	52,966	31,896	383,395	10,620		478,877	7,500	20,498	27,998	79,196	586,071
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	232,482	179,026	1,469,038	68,151	81,397	2,030,094	141,058	110,010	252,068	597,649	2,879,811	Data of 1929
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	112,716	106,575	531,809	26,306	21,522	798,928	96,165		96,165	52,351	947,444
Utah State Agricultural College	Logan	Utah	63,021	58,225	259,988	5,283	165,281	551,828	175,000	37,722	212,722	112,981	877,531
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	83,743	46,636	425,190	8,545	138,049	702,163	28,754	48,707	77,461	385,223	1,164,847
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	44,468	161,323	231,648	15,501		452,940	134,270		134,270	719,795	1,307,005
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	25,837	22,418	173,690	8,570	3,537	234,052	36,723	11,627	48,350	429,748	712,150
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	156,225	202,968	836,395	34,285	64,799	1,294,672	380,088	70,585	450,673	684,372	2,429,717
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	45,420	96,118	365,232	9,775	180,328	696,873	228,304	51,822	280,126	961,446	1,938,445
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	38,143	73,036	141,726	4,928		257,833	12,063	9,205	21,268	337,352	616,453
Junior College	Centralia	Washington			11,950			11,950					11,950
Junior College	Mount Vernon	Washington			5,983	300		6,283				50	6,333
Junior College	Yakima	Washington	737	2,047	13,378	334		16,496		3,638	3,638	619	20,753
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	86,202	241,062	683,463	33,106	234,208	1,278,041	84,627	109,815	194,442	384,071	1,856,554
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	319,940	306,769	1,352,617	123,207		2,102,533	341,891	62,743	404,634	387,482	2,894,649
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	13,950	17,925	81,800	6,100		119,775	150,000	21,000	171,000	2,100	292,875
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	6,900	21,095	55,700	3,100		86,795				20,706	107,501	Junior college
West Virginia State College	Institute	West Virginia	34,037	40,740	126,900	8,132		209,809	98,118	4,382	102,500	78,060	390,369	HBCU
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	116,457	117,395	1,034,938	23,203	226,121	1,518,114	301,846	114,667	416,513	537,091	2,471,718
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	340,289	651,704	4,151,072	67,386	122,380	5,332,831	246,782	327,311	574,093	2,655,692	8,562,616
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	82,896	109,863	390,428	15,720	164,095	763,002	19,347	28,357	47,704	331,246	1,141,952
University of the Philippines	Manila	other	66,032	109,347	745,917	14,307	922	936,525	334	42,068	42,402	16,466	995,393	Estimated; Data of 1929
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	39,410	28,000	156,786	12,171		236,367	80,000	10,416	90,416	108,138	434,921
Junior College	Long Beach	California	5,836	84	167,022	4,162		177,104		17,238	17,238	48,369	242,711
Southern Branch, University of Idaho	Pocatello	Idaho	35,000	40,000	102,000			177,000		21,000	21,000	7,000	205,000	Junior college; Data from 1928
Junior College	Independence	Kansas			16,000	2,000		18,000				1,000	19,000	Data of 1928
College	City	State	Administration and general control expenditures	Physical plant operations and maintenance expenditures	Resident instruction expenditures	Library expenditures	Organized research expenditures	Total expenditures	Capital outlay new buildings and grounds	Capital outlay new equipment	Capital outlay total	All other payments including unitemized totals	Grand total expenditures	Notes

Source: “Receipts – Individual publicly controlled institutions,1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 418 - 423.

Expenditures

1929-30 Public Colleges – Expenditures

Group	State	City	Population 1930	Average school term (days)	Superintendents and assistant superintendents	Supervisors and principals	Male teachers	Female teachers	Male enrollment	Female enrollment	Average daily attendance	School bonds outstanding (in thousands)	Amount in sinking funds (in thousands)	Notes
1	Alabama	Birmingham	259,678	177	3	69	184	1,199	26,365	26,986	44,542	10,098
1	California	Long Beach	142,032	178	2	73	200	868	15,008	14,136	24,454	7,608
1	California	Los Angeles	1,238,048	186	12	525	1,766	8,045	153,719	146,421	238,340	62,625	4,193
1	California	Oakland	284,063	191	3	102	224	1,399	28,047	26,195	46,818	13,260
1	California	San Diego	147,995	185	2	59	158	693	14,273	13,727	23,832	5,103
1	California	San Francisco	634,394	195	6	149	347	2,056	40,567	38,245	67,377	13,776
1	Colorado	Denver	287,861	181	4	77	164	1,246	26,957	25,940	43,733	9,560
1	Connecticut	Bridgeport	146,716	177	2	52	79	825	14,081	13,390	24,660	4,353
1	Connecticut	Hartford	164,072	179	10	41	146	997	15,830	15,542	26,551	12,057	724
1	Connecticut	New Haven	162,655	179	4	77	142	1,052	18,980	17,037	31,704	496
1	Delaware	Wilmington	106,597	186	3	34	62	463	9,229	8,796	15,461	1,126
1	District of Columbia	Washington DC	486,869	180	10	143	348	2,473	44,736	46,095	74,104
1	Florida	Jacksonville	129,549	179	1	65	78	938	16,727	17,276	28,293	4,302	347
1	Florida	Miami	110,637	176	1	36	107	772	16,792	16,554	24,819	10,279	177	This report covers Dade County of which Miami's population is almost 80 percent.
1	Florida	Tampa	101,161	180	1	35	72	616	12,401	12,332	20,183	4,369		Estimated part of county system.
1	Georgia	Atlanta	270,366	176	3	70	252	909	29,066	32,955	49,393	5,959	277
1	Illinois	Chicago	3,376,438	195	21	394	1,821	11,687	277,957	255,823	448,814	27,340	251
1	Illinois	Peoria	104,969	185	1	26	69	397	8,267	7,976	13,679	340
1	Indiana	Evansville	102,249	188	1	22	64	362	8,339	8,101	13,904	2,387
1	Indiana	Fort Wayne	114,946	177	1	36	108	489	9,164	8,651	15,942	3,416
1	Indiana	Gary	100,426	200	1	37	95	455	11,141	10,747	18,868	3,564
1	Indiana	Indianapolis	364,161	178	4	131	289	1,577	32,540	31,461	53,131	10,762	470
1	Indiana	South Bend	104,193	200	2	26	90	470	9,504	9,059	16,186	3,623
1	Iowa	Des Moines	142,559	177	3	48	115	753	16,397	16,324	27,963	7,635
1	Kansas	Kansas City	121,857	175	2	29	83	555	13,048	12,321	21,793	1,809
1	Kansas	Wichita	111,110	177	1	17	101	607	11,621	11,390	19,454	1,710
1	Kentucky	Louisville	307,745	172	4	87	209	1,150	23,616	23,349	38,609	9,466
1	Louisiana	New Orleans	458,762	182	7	103	193	1,642	34,508	36,476	56,420	6,140	152
1	Maryland	Baltimore	804,874	190	14	222	595	2,932	63,392	60,707	103,830	27,129	794	Superintendents and assistant superintendents: includes 8 directors.
1	Massachusetts	Boston	781,188	182	7	170	748	3,242	74,409	71,258	123,781	7,245	4,017
1	Massachusetts	Cambridge	113,643	167	2	35	100	612	8,896	7,956	14,741	2,082
1	Massachusetts	Fall River	115,274	179	1	38	58	475	8,527	8,094	14,789	2,731
1	Massachusetts	Lowell	100,234	178	1	16	58	436	7,779	7,529	13,298	1,079
1	Massachusetts	Lynn	102,320	178	2	28	75	437	8,740	8,022	15,218	3,056
1	Massachusetts	New Bedford	112,597	188	2	44	57	523	9,260	8,945	16,197	2,690
1	Massachusetts	Somerville	103,908	177	2	23	88	519	8,431	8,080	14,933	2,403
1	Massachusetts	Springfield	149,900	180	2	57	144	804	15,200	14,595	25,304	2,668
1	Massachusetts	Worcester	195,311	185	1	66	161	1,018	17,835	17,728	32,023	1,071
1	Michigan	Detroit	1,568,662	177	6	264	1,174	5,763	124,100	121,197	229,161	70,177	9,842
1	Michigan	Flint	156,492	187	2	60	125	821	18,002	17,571	29,745	8,264	570
1	Michigan	Grand Rapids	168,592	189	2	58	186	812	14,878	15,031	25,660	4,108
1	Minnesota	Duluth	101,463	183	2	42	80	623	11,393	10,551	19,190	3,705
1	Minnesota	Minneapolis	464,356	182	1	137	308	2,320	45,055	44,978	78,811	24,118
1	Minnesota	St. Paul	271,606	185	4	77	155	1,161	21,006	20,354	38,649	9,546
1	Missouri	Kansas City	399,746	191	6	152	319	1,661	35,973	34,854	59,828	22,761	6,498
1	Missouri	St. Louis	821,960	191	10	179	365	2,363	51,947	50,381	96,411	2,007	1,210
1	Nebraska	Omaha	214,006	183	3	66	109	1,065	21,432	20,308	36,567	9,111	735
1	New Jersey	Camden	118,700	192	1	37	72	653	11,472	11,070	18,750	4,215	630
1	New Jersey	Elizabeth	114,589	177	1	45	120	532	9,726	9,384	16,498	6,092	359
1	New Jersey	Jersey City	316,715	181	3	71	184	1,369	26,307	24,971	43,511	15,617	1,661
1	New Jersey	Newark	442,337	189	6	87	402	2,070	42,934	40,253	69,358	21,263	3,905
1	New Jersey	Paterson	138,513	181	1	56	127	791	14,288	12,875	23,323	7,997	1,022
1	New Jersey	Trenton	123,356	185	6	45	120	531	10,813	10,232	17,848	8,111	879
1	New York	Albany	127,412	186	2	40	27	534	9,388	8,865	15,201	5,839
1	New York	Buffalo	573,076	185	7	113	505	2,837	48,319	44,053	79,205	29,011
1	New York	New York	6,930,446	184	42	1,720	5,052	27,591	548,289	526,751	1,000,650	366,907
1	New York	Rochester	328,132	184	4	89	424	1,585	28,307	26,932	46,441	16,917	767
1	New York	Syracuse	209,326	182	3	73	78	1,101	20,137	19,092	33,400	9,923		Superintendents and assistant superintendents: Statistics of 1930.
1	New York	Utica	101,740	185	2	28	50	539	9,695	8,741	15,771	16,668
1	New York	Yonkers	134,646	184	3	66	104	801	13,135	12,026	21,789	10,565
1	Ohio	Akron	255,040	159	2	52	181	1,268	28,510	27,797	50,385	9,662	477
1	Ohio	Canton	104,906	179	1	35	96	524	10,877	10,089	19,692	5,887	515
1	Ohio	Cincinnati	451,160	184	3	106	338	1,692	31,762	30,519	53,390	17,715	3,043
1	Ohio	Cleveland	900,429	183	5	270	788	3,649	83,800	77,249	139,368	24,858	2,517
1	Ohio	Columbus	290,564	184	4	81	259	1,146	23,361	22,770	41,672	9,895	3,122
1	Ohio	Dayton	200,982	177	2	61	192	868	17,584	17,536	32,860	8,585
1	Ohio	Toledo	290,718	167	2	68	198	1,247	25,447	24,437	43,797	13,701	967
1	Ohio	Youngstown	170,002	180	2	43	175	890	17,975	16,779	31,468	2,642	153
1	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	185,389	174	1	59	123	865	21,112	20,044	29,539	7,029	641
1	Oklahoma	Tulsa	141,258	178	4	52	126	709	16,276	16,052	25,792	6,377	1,141
1	Oregon	Portland	301,815	191	4	71	218	1,377	28,814	28,036	46,734	10,077
1	Pennsylvania	Erie	115,967	190	2	41	100	555	11,162	10,553	18,443	5,285
1	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,950,961	186	15	370	1,453	6,620	154,052	151,171	248,064	70,811	24,957
1	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	669,817	200	6	202	584	2,678	59,023	56,142	95,825	25,075	1,971
1	Pennsylvania	Reading	111,171	196	2	26	105	499	10,134	9,648	17,257	5,699	142
1	Pennsylvania	Scranton	143,433	191	1	62	83	806	13,941	13,210	26,731	6,661	768
1	Rhode Island	Providence	252,981	182	8	75	222	1,319	24,794	23,488	39,551	14,200	2,593
1	Tennessee	Chattanooga	119,798	180	1	54	38	637	12,042	12,310	19,648	2,565		Statistics of 1930, Report for 1932 was received too late for tabulation.
1	Tennessee	Knoxville	105,802	178	1	32	69	519	10,563	10,660	17,194	2,430
1	Tennessee	Memphis	253,143	180	1	14	154	1,045	21,388	22,717	36,288	7,118	577
1	Tennessee	Nashville	153,866	175	1	48	47	576	14,921	15,650	23,234	1,708
1	Texas	Dallas	260,475	175	4	53	159	1,208	26,140	25,660	41,400	7,842	275
1	Texas	El Paso	102,421	179	3	30	66	699	9,811	9,391	18,433	2,935	535
1	Texas	Fort Worth	163,447	180	2	55	105	823	18,395	17,969	30,202	4,672	934
1	Texas	Houston	292,352	175	1	95	190	1,493	31,127	29,748	49,381	12,356	1,122
1	Texas	San Antonio	231,542	176	6	61	121	1,052	21,307	20,406	34,931	7,456	689
1	Utah	Salt Lake City	140,267	179	4	49	119	928	17,750	17,054	30,720	4,071
1	Virginia	Norfolk	129,710	181	1	38	57	712	13,117	13,265	24,861	6,119
1	Virginia	Richmond	182,929	180	2	55	83	930	17,292	17,887	29,962	6,189
1	Washington	Seattle	365,583	187	5	103	297	1,605	34,869	33,792	57,757	11,469
1	Washington	Spokane	115,514	181	2	52	117	555	11,184	10,583	18,859	1,223	423
1	Washington	Tacoma	106,817	182	3	31	93	499	10,970	10,425	18,467	2,116
1	Wisconsin	Milwaukee	578,249	190	7	133	481	2,091	45,895	44,045	76,603	10,263
2	Alabama	Mobile	68,202	176	2	24	31	319	5,861	5,954	10,184
2	Alabama	Montgomery	66,079	169	2	17	21	303	6,787	11,625	11,625	2,275
2	Arizona	Phoenix	48,118	178	1	20	3	262	5,648	5,353	8,105	1,629	264
2	Arizona	Tucson	32,506	172	2	29	39	239	5,419	4,961	8,108	1,441	181
2	Arkansas	Fort Smith	31,429	177	1	12	23	167	3,657	3,574	6,347	944
2	Arkansas	Little Rock	81,679	176	2	30	47	375	8,236	8,035	13,627	2,323
2	California	Alameda	35,033	191	1	12	41	195	3,764	3,679	6,026	1,409
2	California	Alhambra	35,878	174	1	12	59	224	4,012	3,840	6,826	1,321
2	California	Berkeley	82,109	191	3	31	77	446	7,943	7,600	12,532	2,064
2	California	Fresno	52,513	179	2	24	90	381	7,562	7,213	13,114	3,835
2	California	Glendale	62,736	179	4	28	117	455	7,913	8,142	13,319	4,709
2	California	Pasadena	76,086	177	2	36	211	692	10,785	10,214	18,473	4,169
2	California	Sacramento	93,750	188	4	27	97	545	9,577	11,304	15,754	5,325
2	California	San Bernardino	37,481	175	2	25	55	263	4,964	4,784	8,669	1,625	82
2	California	San Jose	57,651	180	12	93	395	7,094	6,663	11,727	2,101
2	California	Santa Ana	30,322	178	1	16	32	227	3,427	3,374	5,774	836
2	California	Santa Barbara	33,613	187	2	16	50	192	3,909	3,715	5,846	2,210	67
2	California	Santa Monica	37,146	181	1	18	71	225	3,838	3,637	6,363	1,824
2	California	Stockton	47,963	182	1	5	79	271	5,639	5,363	9,487	2,130
2	Colorado	Colorado Springs	33,237	180	2	10	35	191	3,840	3,877	6,323	1,096
2	Colorado	Pueblo District no. 1		178	1	16	18	134	2,559	2,362	4,205	631	15	Total population of 50,096 includes Pueblo District no. 1 and no. 2
2	Colorado	Pueblo District no. 2		181	1	17	25	220	3,465	3,433	5,681	919		Total population of 50,096 includes Pueblo District no. 1 and no. 2
2	Connecticut	Greenwich	33,112	180	1	24	20	247	3,168	3,169	5,533	2,003
2	Connecticut	Meriden	38,481	176	1	14	24	195	3,168	3,172	5,744	1,201
2	Connecticut	New Britain	68,128	181	2	21	52	424	8,587	8,345	13,441	3,382	77
2	Connecticut	Norwalk	36,019	187	1	33	18	173	3,314	3,099	5,518	948
2	Connecticut	Norwich	32,438	178	1	6	3	151	2,464	2,364	4,228	444
2	Connecticut	Stamford	56,765	178	2	19	64	381	6,189	5,803	10,605	3,153
2	Connecticut	Waterbury	99,702	176	3	47	82	534	9,809	8,488	16,580	1,995
2	Florida	Pensacola	31,579	180	1	14	4	252	3,881	4,041	6,791	355		Estimated part of county system.
2	Florida	St. Petersburg	40,425	180	2	22	32	261	4,330	4,284	7,023	3,470		Estimated part of county system.
2	Georgia	Augusta	60,342	179	2	19	42	335	7,613	7,766	11,581	270
2	Georgia	Columbus	43,131	178	1	13	29	219	4,926	5,449	8,649	662
2	Georgia	Macon	64,045	190	1	26	35	354	7,839	8,478	13,156
2	Georgia	Savannah	85,024	178	2	22	36	366	8,489	9,474	14,487
2	Illinois	Alton	30,151	187	1	10	19	147	3,330	3,171	5,076	530		Statistics of 1930.
2	Illinois	Aurora East side		185	1	8	21	133	2,783	2,459	4,431	420		Total population of 46,589 includes Aurora East side and West side
2	Illinois	Aurora West side		188	1	6	16	84	1,546	1,518	2,637	285		Total population of 46,589 includes Aurora East side and West side
2	Illinois	Berwyn District no. 98		182	1	2	2	61	1,161	1,138	2,204	639		Total population of 47,027 includes District no. 98 and no. 100.
2	Illinois	Berwyn no. 100		175	1	3	7	77	1,591	1,402	2,946	694		Total population of 47,027 includes District no. 98 and no. 100.
2	Illinois	Bloomington	30,930	177	1	4	16	143	2,597	2,497	4,523	20
2	Illinois	Cicero	66,602	189	1	20	12	187	3,452	3,218	6,099	1,091
2	Illinois	Danville	36,765	180	1	12	23	228	4,426	4,187	7,639	530
2	Illinois	Decatur	57,510	171	1	27	32	183	5,924	5,722	10,049	1,144	270
2	Illinois	East St. Louis	74,347	185	2	27	49	351	7,495	7,277	12,700	1,230
2	Illinois	Elgin	35,929	183	1	18	26	146	3,054	2,854	5,207	290
2	Illinois	Evanston District no. 75		185	1	15	11	175	2,704	2,585	4,324	1,105		Total population of 63,338 includes Evanston District no. 75 and no. 76.
2	Illinois	Evanston District no. 76		181	2	2	3	117	1,800	1,676	2,771	930		Total population of 63,338 includes Evanston District no. 75 and no. 76.
2	Illinois	Joliet	42,993	180	1	17	12	221	4,032	3,790	6,757	940
2	Illinois	Maywood	25,829	180	1	12	3	126	2,422	2,234	4,024	874		Maywood and Melrose Park reported together.
2	Illinois	Melrose Park	10,741											Maywood and Melrose Park reported together. See Maywood for shared data.
2	Illinois	Moline	32,236	184	2	20	25	177	3,051	2,827	5,020	535
2	Illinois	Oak Park	63,982	184	1	19	21	261	3,310	3,186	5,778	1,774
2	Illinois	Quincy	39,241	187	1	17	34	166	3,019	2,935	5,196	515
2	Illinois	Rockford	85,864	187	1	24	52	408	8,673	8,347	13,552	1,118
2	Illinois	Rock Island	37,953	175	1	13	21	156	3,228	2,968	5,176	532
2	Illinois	Springfield	71,864	188	1	24	55	432	6,702	6,539	11,307	240
2	Illinois	Waukegan	33,499	183	1		6	137	2,535	2,386	3,983	552
2	Indiana	Anderson	39,804	184	1	8	50	168	4,118	3,874	6,823	748
2	Indiana	East Chicago	54,784	190	1	19	64	212	5,447	5,055	8,900	1,527
2	Indiana	Elkhart	32,949	180	1	5	34	190	3,245	3,331	6,541	780
2	Indiana	Hammond	64,560	195	1	21	65	328	6,885	6,537	11,167	1,614
2	Indiana	Kokomo	32,843	173	1	22	33	145	3,645	3,579	6,170	555
2	Indiana	Muncie	46,548	180	1	23	60	199	4,965	4,816	8,249	867
2	Indiana	Richmond	32,493	176	2	15	38	154	3,188	3,088	5,358	715
2	Indiana	Terre Haute	62,810	184	2	25	59	358	6,921	6,280	11,314	1,285	50
2	Iowa	Cedar Rapids	56,097	190	1	27	39	324	5,230	5,001	9,472	1,400	300
2	Iowa	Council Bluffs	42,048	181	1	22	34	240	4,858	4,771	8,796	745
2	Iowa	Davenport	60,751	192	1	20	49	275	5,147	4,878	8,503	1,103
2	Iowa	Dubuque	41,679	192	1	19	27	152	2,231	2,038	3,976	1,107
2	Iowa	Sioux City	79,183	182	1	38	56	487	8,756	8,561	14,942	1,520	113
2	Iowa	Waterloo East side		181	1	22	10	110	2,229	2,317	4,128	541		Total population of 46,191 includes Waterloo East side and west side
2	Iowa	Waterloo West side		185	1	11	15	110	2,305	2,466	3,850	907		Total population of 46,191 includes Waterloo East side and west side
2	Kansas	Topeka	64,120	170	1	37	47	342	6,714	6,535	11,261	1,764	38
2	Kentucky	Covington	65,252	188	1	21	34	233	3,920	3,909	6,610	810
2	Kentucky	Lexington	45,736	179	1	17	6	237	4,431	4,531	6,505	716	41
2	Kentucky	Paducah	33,541	162	1	6	25	169	2,669	2,640	5,082	273	39
2	Louisiana	Baton Rouge	30,729	174	1	5	13	163	3,526	3,812	6,700	705		Superintendent is for the county.
2	Louisiana	Shreveport	76,655	176	1	27	32	417	8,306	8,810	14,405	1,867		Superintendent is for the county.
2	Maine	Lewiston	34,948	183	1	6	9	118	1,957	1,902	3,371	540
2	Maine	Portland	70,810	185	2	17	45	347	6,625	6,224	11,655	2,224
2	Maryland	Cumberland	37,747	193	2	15	24	176	3,450	3,477	6,467	1,150		School bonds outstanding estimated.
2	Maryland	Hagerstown	30,861	170	1	8	31	154	3,177	3,292	5,955	1,281
2	Massachusetts	Arlington	36,094	179	1	19	29	234	3,236	3,211	5,919	1,128
2	Massachusetts	Brockton	63,797	184	1	14	33	349	5,994	5,679	10,891	404
2	Massachusetts	Brookline	47,490	179	1	13	32	242	3,291	3,252	5,572	1,177
2	Massachusetts	Chelsea	45,816	181	1	14	32	235	4,310	4,137	7,512	747
2	Massachusetts	Chicopee	43,930	182	1	18	20	213	3,955	3,572	6,762	424
2	Massachusetts	Everett	48,424	182	2	14	40	284	4,891	4,720	8,693	1,475
2	Massachusetts	Fitchburg	40,692	184	1	18	32	160	2,801	2,604	4,977	358
2	Massachusetts	Haverhill	48,710	182	1	18	34	216	4,186	4,123	7,540	189
2	Massachusetts	Holyoke	56,537	182	2	17	41	231	4,140	3,870	7,120	747
2	Massachusetts	Lawrence	85,068	180	1	70	44	353	6,532	5,905	11,487	1,088		School bonds outstanding estimated.
2	Massachusetts	Malden	58,036	181	1	24	124	191	4,911	4,512	8,508	999
2	Massachusetts	Medford	59,714	179	2	29	67	310	6,095	5,785	10,773	2,015
2	Massachusetts	Newton	65,276	182	2	24	79	393	6,287	5,946	10,738	2,420
2	Massachusetts	Pittsfield	49,677	183	1	33	48	315	5,084	4,801	8,968	1,290
2	Massachusetts	Quincy	71,983	183	2	26	63	420	7,712	7,423	13,701	2,160
2	Massachusetts	Revere	35,680	178	1	20	31	240	4,258	3,868	7,306	957
2	Massachusetts	Salem	43,353	177	1	13	28	187	3,265	2,865	5,427	639
2	Massachusetts	Taunton	37,355	181	1	10	15	230	3,391	3,411	6,114
2	Massachusetts	Waltham	39,247	169	1	10	28	186	3,117	2,930	5,668	1,023
2	Massachusetts	Watertown	34,913	176	1	14	31	206	3,370	3,170	6,009	1,227
2	Michigan	Battle Creek	43,573	180	1	28	48	252	4,983	4,983	8,081	1,289
2	Michigan	Bay City	47,355	177	2	22	51	249	4,448	4,135	7,352	1,789
2	Michigan	Dearborn City district		186	1	8	22	84	1,319	1,320	2,431	1,000		Total population of 50,358 includes Dearborn City district and Fordson district; Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Dearborn Fordson district		187	1	17	57	276	5,083	4,912	8,134	7,291	356	Total population of 50,358 includes Dearborn City district and Fordson district; Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Hamtramck	56,268	186	1	15	37	237	5,870	5,540	10,734	3,556	456
2	Michigan	Highland Park	52,959	181	2	11	42	289	5,413	5,414	8,680	3,535	610	Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Jackson	55,187	172	2	22	65	265	5,608	5,609	9,929	2,251		Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Kalamazoo	54,786	183	2	23	67	323	5,540	5,541	9,127	2,294	167	Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Lansing	78,397	184	2	36	103	406	8,091	8,074	14,414
2	Michigan	Muskegon	41,390	190	2	24	59	297	5,247	5,248	8,750	2,547		Enrollment: distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Pontiac	64,928	194	2	22	65	308	6,621	6,534	11,166	4,022	865
2	Michigan	Port Huron	31,361	185	1	18	26	219	3,569	3,550	6,284	596
2	Michigan	Saginaw	80,715	186	1	36	86	374	7,008	6,636	13,462	1,430	81
2	Mississippi	Jackson	48,282	180	2	9	18	190	4,229	4,722	6,521	950		Statistics of 1930; School bonds outstanding estimated.
2	Mississippi	Meridian	31,954	173	1	13	18	172	4,281	4,704	7,225	582
2	Missouri	Joplin	33,454	180	1	15	34	181	3,698	3,614	6,074	1,196	40
2	Missouri	St. Joseph	80,935	177	1	33	44	360	7,547	7,219	11,715	2,567	142
2	Missouri	Springfield	57,527	177	1	18	39	305	5,467	5,448	10,467	1,842	95
2	Montana	Butte	39,532	175	1	14	16	248	3,893	3,674	6,659	257	94
2	Nebraska	Lincoln	75,933	175	2	44	53	486	8,973	8,742	15,680	4,247
2	New Hampshire	Manchester	76,834	178	2	33	64	264	5,329	5,113	9,315	1,419
2	New Hampshire	Nashua	31,463	181	2	2	20	130	2,385	2,301	4,206	531	90
2	New Jersey	Atlantic City	66,198	185	2	24	62	373	6,304	6,052	10,082	3,823	470
2	New Jersey	Bayonne	88,979	190	3	33	73	583	9,436	8,636	15,711	4,344	508
2	New Jersey	Bloomfield	38,077	183	1	12	40	228	3,948	3,599	6,356	2,884
2	New Jersey	Clifton	46,875	180	1	18	21	267	5,337	5,066	8,954	2,340	65
2	New Jersey	East Orange	68,020	187	1	19	56	324	5,128	4,972	8,529	3,463	472
2	New Jersey	Hoboken	59,261	182	1	16	39	330	4,998	4,599	8,243	3,357	747
2	New Jersey	Irvington	56,733	178	1	18	69	267	5,148	4,902	8,368	4,103	82
2	New Jersey	Kearney (P.O. Arlington)	40,716	191	1	15	34	232	4,024	3,783	6,700	2,384	350
2	New Jersey	Montclair	41,017	174	2	17	50	269	3,976	3,783	6,744	5,543	869
2	New Jersey	New Brunswick	34,555	182	1	16	32	204	3,613	3,431	6,099	1,443
2	New Jersey	North Bergen	40,714	182	2	16	10	205	3,560	3,426	6,020	2,662	139
2	New Jersey	Orange	35,399	182	1	15	25	189	3,561	3,496	6,093	1,820	302
2	New Jersey	Passaic	62,959	177	1	26	30	359	6,781	6,366	11,252	2,311	322
2	New Jersey	Perth Amboy	43,516	177	1	22	41	239	4,465	4,154	7,688	1,968
2	New Jersey	Plainfield	34,422	186	1	10	29	235	3,780	3,600	6,301	2,054
2	New Jersey	South Orange (Maplewood township)	34,951	183	1	19	36	227	3,452	3,284	5,846	5,364	141
2	New Jersey	Union City	58,659	191	2	18	46	302	5,636	5,279	9,063	2,370	96
2	New Jersey	West New York	37,107	188	1	14	25	217	4,036	3,733	6,310	2,291
2	New York	Amsterdam	34,817	183	2	24	16	288	4,126	3,790	7,106	2,132	14
2	New York	Auburn	36,652	183	1	15	17	166	2,850	2,671	4,854	685
2	New York	Binghamton	76,662	186	1	26	44	497	7,562	7,488	13,041	4,038
2	New York	Elmira	47,397	187	1	18	34	243	4,382	4,363	7,413	840
2	New York	Jamestown	45,155	185	2	21	33	305	4,796	4,581	8,353	1,622
2	New York	Mount Vernon	61,499	182	3	27	63	387	6,191	5,948	10,201	5,601
2	New York	Newburgh	31,275	177	1	12	32	188	3,109	3,068	5,228	1,127
2	New York	New Rochelle	54,000	182	2	45	74	324	5,290	4,862	8,471	6,585
2	New York	Niagara Falls	75,460	187	3	33	97	562	8,766	8,331	15,258	7,440
2	New York	Poughkeepsie	40,288	174	1	25	18	217	3,545	3,425	6,251	1,766
2	New York	Rome	32,338	182	1	12	17	168	3,095	2,996	5,177	844
2	New York	Schenectady	95,692	181	4	39	95	590	9,650	8,872	16,415	2,933
2	New York	Troy Lansingburg district		182	1	9	4	62	1,132	1,112	2,000	45		Total population of 72,763 includes Troy Lansingburg district and Union district.
2	New York	Troy Union district		182	1	23	32	215	3,585	3,296	5,696	1,688		Total population of 72,763 includes Troy Lansingburg district and Union district.
2	New York	Watertown	32,205	186	1	16	15	228	3,235	3,253	5,835	1,576
2	New York	White Plains	35,830	177	2	26	52	222	3,945	3,698	6,404	7,255
2	North Carolina	Asheville	50,193	180	1	13	29	235	4,535	4,731	7,452	2,908
2	North Carolina	Charlotte	82,675	177	1	20	37	399	8,419	8,719	14,945	1,728	43
2	North Carolina	Durham	52,037	181	1	13	24	271	5,317	5,558	9,656	1,852	42
2	North Carolina	Greensboro	53,569	180	1	7	40	258	5,440	5,308	9,290	2,230
2	North Carolina	High Point	36,745	180	1	13	19	212	4,187	4,137	7,364	1,116
2	North Carolina	Raleigh	37,379	163	1	3	18	205	4,132	4,265	7,432	2,142	117
2	North Carolina	Wilmington	32,270	180	2	6	11	186	3,732	3,956	6,709	1,119	230
2	North Carolina	Winston-Salem	75,274	180	1	15	62	369	7,747	7,935	13,437	3,180
2	Ohio	Cleveland Heights	50,945	183	2	17	66	262	4,999	4,852	8,489	7,231	405
2	Ohio	East Cleveland	39,667	167	2	8	35	236	3,392	3,303	6,165	3,181	93
2	Ohio	Hamilton	52,176	183	1	7	30	196	3,978	3,937	7,168	1,811	106
2	Ohio	Lakewood	70,509	181	3	26	69	296	5,709	5,349	10,044	3,864
2	Ohio	Lima	42,287	152	1	23	32	207	3,997	3,798	7,238	721
2	Ohio	Lorain	44,512	180	2	20	39	199	4,609	4,320	7,997	1,241
2	Ohio	Mansfield	33,525	177	1	17	45	140	3,019	2,888	5,255	1,042
2	Ohio	Marion	31,084	165	1	11	23	170	3,151	3,051	5,766	1,235
2	Ohio	Newark	30,596	175	1	18	18	146	2,845	2,793	5,215	950
2	Ohio	Norwood	33,411	191	1	6	31	96	2,016	1,887	3,568	1,233
2	Ohio	Portsmouth	42,560	176	1	7	35	248	4,708	4,610	8,121	2,089	92
2	Ohio	Springfield	68,743	187	1	20	67	295	6,182	6,305	11,089	1,876	72
2	Ohio	Steubenville	35,422	180	1	15	29	204	3,415	3,174	6,038	812
2	Ohio	Warren	41,062	184	1	17	44	239	4,811	4,552	8,512	2,018	28
2	Ohio	Zanesville	36,440	176	1	7	36	166	3,526	3,339	6,269	750
2	Oklahoma	Muskogee	32,026	179	1	14	29	158	3,256	3,298	5,403	1,203	546
2	Pennsylvania	Allentown	92,563	186	1	21	121	391	8,677	7,908	14,944	4,440	83
2	Pennsylvania	Altoona	82,054	180	1	15	77	452	8,785	8,287	15,534	4,841	359
2	Pennsylvania	Bethlehem	57,892	193	1	14	98	263	5,764	5,272	10,777	3,498	902
2	Pennsylvania	Chester	59,164	190	2	20	47	286	5,774	5,663	9,697	1,858	726
2	Pennsylvania	Easton	34,468	188	1	26	47	151	3,581	3,363	6,107	2,092	441
2	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	80,339	188	1	17	112	347	7,859	7,533	13,195	3,144	73
2	Pennsylvania	Hazleton	36,765	188	1	11	47	220	4,356	3,977	7,588	1,346
2	Pennsylvania	Johnstown	66,993	180	1	34	61	391	6,745	6,832	12,377	3,792	238
2	Pennsylvania	Lancaster	59,949	200	1	13	70	266	5,326	5,233	9,270	3,415	686
2	Pennsylvania	Lower Merion (P.O., Ardmore)	35,166	182	1	11	47	189	2,567	2,418	4,556	2,195	201
2	Pennsylvania	McKeesport	54,632	180	1	18	63	297	5,761	5,486	10,773	1,684	141
2	Pennsylvania	New Castle	48,674	180	1	14	54	304	5,943	5,592	10,249	2,235	4
2	Pennsylvania	Norristown	35,853	185	1	9	38	167	3,163	3,020	5,566	1,505	420
2	Pennsylvania	Upper Darby	46,626	187	1	22	84	251	3,690	3,509	6,710	3,091	506
2	Pennsylvania	Wilkes-Barre	86,626	187	1	39	89	453	8,899	8,839	11,834	822	53
2	Pennsylvania	Williamsport	45,729	195	1	21	56	218	4,536	4,495	7,876	1,215	181
2	Pennsylvania	York	55,254	178	1	18	77	277	5,309	5,132	9,174	2,079	49
2	Rhode Island	Cranston (P.O., Providence)	42,911	181	1	8	33	247	4,800	4,543	7,858	2,547	306
2	Rhode Island	Pawtucket	77,149	180	1	35	42	354	6,328	6,142	10,532	3,932	491
2	Rhode Island	Woonsocket	49,376	180	1	5	13	182	2,992	2,790	5,068	1,176	84
2	South Carolina	Charleston	62,265	178	1	17	32	243	5,364	5,669	9,521	493	150
2	South Carolina	Columbia	51,581	179	2	21	35	336	6,266	6,935	11,260	1,599	30
2	South Dakota	Sioux Falls	33,362	179	1	19	28	257	3,855	3,638	6,587	1,382	859
2	Texas	Amarillo	43,132	175	1	16	52	269	5,688	5,169	8,562	2,060	124
2	Texas	Austin	53,120	176	1	12	37	295	5,555	5,511	9,093	1,237
2	Texas	Beaumont City district		176	1	19	28	194	4,090	4,120	7,422	2,408	169	Total population of 57,732 includes Beaumont City district, French district, and South Park district.
2	Texas	Beaumont French district		175	1	4	2	34	879	863	1,299	208		Total population of 57,732 includes Beaumont City district, French district, and South Park district.
2	Texas	Beaumont South Park district		175	1	5	27	84	1,550	1,533	2,735			Total population of 57,732 includes Beaumont City district, French district, and South Park district.
2	Texas	Galveston	52,938	177	1	16	25	220	3,946	4,021	6,604	1,725
2	Texas	Laredo	32,618	170	1	7	4	152	3,168	3,125	6,114	425
2	Texas	Port Arthur	50,902	175	1	11	42	235	4,912	4,744	8,346	1,183	209
2	Texas	Waco	52,848	172	1	21	36	322	5,619	5,659	9,349	1,679	328
2	Texas	Wichita Falls	43,690	175	1	17	37	246	4,805	4,548	8,317	1,855	2
2	Utah	Ogden	40,272	174	3	19	57	246	5,319	5,367	9,088	799
2	Virginia	Lynchburg	40,661	184	1	14	26	221	4,447	4,665	7,787	1,037	250
2	Virginia	Newport News	34,417	180	1	17	20	181	3,662	3,906	6,400	1,007
2	Virginia	Portsmouth	45,704	183	1	14	12	220	4,663	4,733	7,890
2	Virginia	Roanoke	69,206	182	1	24	39	427	7,640	7,817	13,503	2,650
2	Washington	Bellingham	30,823	180	1	18	40	160	3,422	3,179	5,503		99
2	Washington	Everett	30,567	180	1	12	31	170	3,539	3,682	5,889	387	81
2	West Virginia	Charleston	60,408	175	1	31	60	376	6,835	6,936	11,561	2,449
2	West Virginia	Huntington	75,572	180	1	34	65	413	7,229	7,030	12,782	1,233	7
2	West Virginia	Wheeling City district		176	1	18	42	195	3,593	3,323	5,640			Total population of 61,650 includes Wheeling City district, Triadelphia district, and Warwood district.
2	West Virginia	Wheeling Triadelphia district		175	1	7	19	107	1,865	1,886	3,164	485	31	Total population of 61,650 includes Wheeling City district, Triadelphia district, and Warwood district.
2	West Virginia	Wheeling Warwood district		176	1	1	11	44	879	802	1,476	45		Total population of 61,650 includes Wheeling City district, Triadelphia district, and Warwood district.
2	Wisconsin	Green Bay	37,415	184	1	16	33	211	3,305	3,204	5,747	1,282
2	Wisconsin	Kenosha	50,262	184	2	17	44	297	5,173	5,071	9,092	2,663
2	Wisconsin	La Crosse	39,614	188	1	6	30	151	3,282	3,215	5,364
2	Wisconsin	Madison	57,899	176	1	27	49	395	5,809	5,501	10,098	3,131
2	Wisconsin	Oshkosh	40,108	190	1	12	25	179	3,307	3,324	5,830	590
2	Wisconsin	Racine	67,542	190	1	21	52	329	6,620	6,577	11,606	1,811
2	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	39,251	185	2	6	47	169	3,571	3,361	6,264	510
2	Wisconsin	Superior	36,113	181	1	16	41	189	3,656	3,686	6,322	1,367	65
2	Wisconsin	West Allis	34,671	187	1	17	54	200	3,735	3,540	6,381	1,158
3	Alabama	Anniston	22,345	175	1	8	6	122	2,537	2,527	4,106	513	360
3	Alabama	Bessemer	20,721	176	1	8	16	95	1,999	2,231	3,772	521
3	Alabama	Decatur	15,593	177	1	3	9	77	1,558	1,662	2,623	520	16
3	Alabama	Dothan	16,046	176	1	3	4	70	1,423	1,466	1,650	415
3	Alabama	Fairfield	11,059	177	1	5	3	53	1,240	1,312	2,247	363
3	Alabama	Florence	11,729	176	1	8	4	68	1,483	1,586	2,658	430
3	Alabama	Gadsden	24,042	180	1	8	7	114	2,657	2,758	4,672	574
3	Alabama	Huntsville	11,554	175	1	5	2	46	1,354	1,437	2,147	177
3	Alabama	Phenix City	13,862	176	1	1	6	49	1,381	1,372	2,211	80
3	Alabama	Selma	18,012	175	1	3	11	88	1,698	1,950	3,166	8	206
3	Alabama	Tuscaloosa	20,659	175	1	11	9	116	2,043	2,172	3,240	720		Statistics of 1930.
3	Arkansas	Blytheville	10,098	177	1	3	10	36	1,141	1,162	1,638	270
3	Arkansas	El Dorado	16,421	180	1	10	12	90	2,143	2,293	3,915	591
3	Arkansas	Hot Springs	20,238	174	1	11	10	119	2,533	2,576	4,001	730
3	Arkansas	Jonesboro	10,326	176	1		9	54	1,252	1,218	1,947	437
3	Arkansas	North Little Rock	19,418	180	1	2	18	108	2,800	2,919	4,497	1,077
3	Arkansas	Pine Bluff	20,760	185	1	10	18	121	2,371	2,420	4,187	528
3	Arkansas	Texarkana	10,764	177	1	10	4	63	1,200	1,413	2,027	545
3	California	Anaheim	10,995	173	1	10	8	50	970	883	1,653	87
3	California	Bakersfield	26,015	179	1	9	5	157	2,638	2,516	4,587	126
3	California	Beverly Hills	17,429	180	1	7	1	115	1,407	1,386	2,114
3	California	Brawley	10,439	170	1	4	6	49	1,223	1,272	2,191	194
3	California	Burbank	16,662	180	1	13	26	117	2,150	2,103	3,642	2
3	California	Burlingame	13,270	187	1		5	51	1,181	1,114	1,833	237
3	California	Compton	12,516	177	1	8	0	83	1,334	1,238	2,387	748
3	California	Eureka	15,752	189	1	7	17	88	1,655	1,696	2,820	400
3	California	Fullerton	10,860	174	1	4	3	56	897	913	1,637
3	California	Inglewood	19,480	174	2	10	0	93	1,688	1,573	2,860	430
3	California	Modesto	13,842	176	1	10	60	132	3,063	2,932	4,848
3	California	Monrovia	10,890	174	1	1	26	82	1,367	1,329	2,376	878
3	California	Ontario	13,583	171	1	3	5	76	1,481	1,379	2,519	376
3	California	Palo Alto	13,652	175	1	7	21	95	1,768	1,609	2,820	686
3	California	Pomona	20,804	176	1	16	33	145	2,384	2,349	4,151	178
3	California	Redlands	14,177	174	1	11	33	93	1,857	1,704	3,079
3	California	Richmond	20,093	192	2	10	30	188	3,241	3,048	5,378
3	California	Riverside	29,696	178	1	23	73	216	4,549	4,286	6,895	1,893
3	California	Salinas	10,263	177	1	2	4	45	1,047	937	1,492	114
3	California	San Leandro	11,455	191	1	1	4	52	1,029	1,042	1,639	200
3	California	San Mateo	13,444	186	1		6	47	1,133	903	1,820	286
3	California	Santa Cruz	14,395	180	1	3	26	80	1,539	1,413	2,601	474
3	California	Santa Rosa	10,636	177	1	5	15	84	1,448	1,339	2,407	584
3	California	South Pasadena	13,730	179	1	10	21	86	1,395	1,329	2,478	1,129
3	California	Vallejo	14,476	188	1	9	16	77	1,827	1,664	2,989	598
3	California	Ventura	11,603	179	1	11	34	55	1,634	1,525	2,799	675
3	California	Whittier	14,822	178	1	3	5	71	1,022	1,000	1,847	410
3	Colorado	Boulder	11,223	180	1	10	18	83	1,249	1,311	2,181	40	24
3	Colorado	Fort Collins	11,489	184	1	9	14	88	1,698	1,703	2,779	515
3	Colorado	Grand Junction	10,247	180	1	2	20	78	1,652	1,661	2,653	482	8
3	Colorado	Greeley	12,203	185	1	13	13	101	1,541	1,571	2,522	483
3	Colorado	Trinidad	11,732	185	1	6	11	82	1,544	1,540	2,588	233
3	Connecticut	Ansonia	19,898	180	1	5	19	97	1,911	1,865	3,501
3	Connecticut	Bristol	28,451	178	1	8	19	173	2,771	2,739	5,142	728
3	Connecticut	Danbury	22,261	176	1	13	8	114	2,158	2,094	3,636	460
3	Connecticut	Derby	10,788	184	1	4	5	55	1,027	963	1,795	215
3	Connecticut	East Hartford	17,125	179	1	6	5	120	2,091	1,910	3,638	710
3	Connecticut	Groton	10,770	180	1		10	69	1,199	1,095	1,991	140		School bonds outstanding estimated.
3	Connecticut	Middletown	24,554	189	1	6	18	67	1,371	1,334	2,410	478
3	Connecticut	Naugatuck	14,315	178	1	5	8	74	1,374	1,345	2,471
3	Connecticut	New London	29,640	178	1	13	1	140	2,571	2,399	4,158	372
3	Connecticut	Shelton	10,113	179	1	3	8	58	1,175	1,046	2,052
3	Connecticut	Stratford	19,212	179	1	9	8	135	2,472	2,363	4,207	625
3	Connecticut	Torrington	26,040	178	1	14	21	142	2,544	2,479	4,680	360	196
3	Connecticut	Wallingford	14,278	176	1	9	8	87	1,499	1,453	2,678	194
3	Connecticut	West Hartford	24,941	178	4	14	21	171	2,558	2,562	4,455	2,539	209
3	Connecticut	West Haven	25,808	176	1	7	9	165	3,324	3,297	5,749	1,717
3	Connecticut	Willimantic (Windham town)	13,773	185	1	3	7	70	1,125	1,145	1,911	447
3	Florida	Daytona Beach	16,598	166	1	8	14	102	1,951	1,896	3,114	900		Superintendent is for the county; School bonds outstanding estimated.
3	Florida	Gainesville	10,465	167	1	3	4	75	1,373	1,487	2,403	380		Superintendent is for the county
3	Florida	Key West	12,831	180	1		5	65	1,381	1,363	2,150	322		Superintendent is for the county
3	Florida	Lakeland	18,554	168	2	3	18	114	2,224	2,352	4,060	961	23	Superintendents - county supervisors.
3	Florida	Orlando	27,330	166	1	16	26	155	3,090	3,153	5,616	1,994		Superintendent is for the county
3	Florida	St. Augustine	12,111	178	1	8	5	132	1,995	2,002	3,323	529	53	Superintendent is for the county
3	Florida	Sanford	10,100	162	1	12	12	101	1,584	1,505	2,641	500		Superintendent is for the county; School bonds outstanding estimated.
3	Florida	Tallahassee	10,700	174	1	3	9	44	1,377	1,496	2,251	153		Superintendent is for the county.
3	Florida	West Palm Beach	26,610	180	6	11	11	131	2,548	2,722	4,379	1,450		Superintendent is for the county.
3	Georgia	Albany	14,507	176	1		8	79	1,773	1,741	3,083	201
3	Georgia	Athens	18,192	178	2	4	3	97	1,912	1,811	3,216	350
3	Georgia	Brunswick	14,022	163	1	8	2	83	1,418	1,636	2,547
3	Georgia	Decatur	13,276	180	1		9	76	1,368	1,370	2,486	388
3	Georgia	Griffin	10,321	176	2	2	7	53	1,084	1,100	1,685	155
3	Georgia	La Grange	20,131	177	1	10	5	103	2,091	2,100	3,406	888
3	Georgia	Rome	21,843	180	1	3	7	103	2,378	2,453	3,909	248
3	Georgia	Thomasville	11,733	175	1	1	7	59	1,279	1,388	2,256	286
3	Georgia	Valdosta	13,482	177	1		7	68	1,466	1,723	2,807	165
3	Georgia	Waycross	15,510	176	1	2	5	89	1,938	1,938	3,166	153	30
3	Idaho	Boise	21,544	178	2	12	39	122	2,632	2,648	4,513	800
3	Idaho	Pocatello	16,471	173	1	11	15	110	2,472	2,566	4,451	548	195
3	Illinois	Belleville	28,425	193	1	8	8	71	1,432	1,391	2,467	312
3	Illinois	Blue Island	16,534	177	1		11	60	1,363	1,314	2,320	559
3	Illinois	Brookfield	10,035	168	1		0	27	503	507	777	214
3	Illinois	Cairo	13,532	169	1	3	9	73	1,199	1,278	2,148	320
3	Illinois	Calumet City	12,298	190	1	1	2	21	307	288	585	80
3	Illinois	Canton	11,718	177	1	5	16	60	1,351	1,434	2,343	82
3	Illinois	Centralia	12,583	178	1	12	1	51	1,226	1,128	1,961	227		Statistics of 1930.
3	Illinois	Champaign	20,348	179	1	2	21	116	2,013	2,010	3,528	166
3	Illinois	Chicago Heights	22,321	169	1	7	1	88	1,733	1,625	3,107	457
3	Illinois	East Moline	10,107	184	1	4	0	33	720	685	1,216	156
3	Illinois	Elmhurst	14,055	188	1	6	3	69	1,140	1,093	1,857	626
3	Illinois	Elmwood Park (P.O., Chicago)	11,270	200	1	2	3	40	1,058	978	1,924	122
3	Illinois	Forest Park	14,555	180	1	7	1	51	811	811	1,302	254
3	Illinois	Freeport	22,045	172	1	4	20	98	1,933	1,836	3,407	410
3	Illinois	Galesburg	28,830	186	1	9	26	128	2,770	2,674	4,754
3	Illinois	Granite City	25,130	185	1	8	33	140	2,674	2,488	4,475	743
3	Illinois	Harrisburg	11,625	186	1	3	9	45	1,183	1,126	1,906	20
3	Illinois	Harvey	16,374	184	1	4	0	51	1,026	946	1,682	319
3	Illinois	Highland Park District no. 107		181	1	1	4	36	450	402	753	335		Total population of 12,203 includes Highland Park District no. 107 and District no. 108.
3	Illinois	Highland Park District no. 108		168	1	2	3	41	468	473	801	273		Total population of 12,203 includes Highland Park District no. 107 and District no. 108.
3	Illinois	Jacksonville	17,747	180	1	8	13	72	1,385	1,398	2,456	345
3	Illinois	Kankakee	20,620	177	1	7	9	95	1,825	1,622	2,949	239
3	Illinois	Kewanee	17,093	175	1	5	9	81	1,561	1,493	2,754	215
3	Illinois	La Grange	10,103	181	1	3	4	72	1,324	1,195	1,953	312
3	Illinois	La Salle	13,149	188	1		0	41	707	606	1,205	122
3	Illinois	Lincoln	12,855	190	1	4	3	41	730	659	1,175
3	Illinois	Mattoon	14,631	178	1	2	9	70	1,632	1,657	3,190	362
3	Illinois	Mount Vernon	12,375	174	1		11	57	1,408	1,273	2,334	30
3	Illinois	Ottawa	15,094	192	1	1	2	55	1,063	1,021	1,810
3	Illinois	Park Ridge	10,417	192	1		3	37	869	738	1,307	613
3	Illinois	Pekin	16,129	185	1	2	8	66	1,246	1,190	2,278	400
3	Illinois	Sterling District no. 10		187	1		1	17	294	249	437	91		Total population of 10,012 includes Sterling District no. 10 and District no. 11.
3	Illinois	Sterling District no. 11		184	1	3	2	25	475	412	759	72		Total population of 10,012 includes Sterling District no. 10 and District no. 11.
3	Illinois	Streator	14,728	187	1	9	3	59	1,061	987	1,774
3	Illinois	Urbana	13,060	184	1	4	12	71	1,427	1,474	2,528	251
3	Illinois	West Frankfort	14,683	167	1		11	58	1,297	1,234	2,504	96
3	Illinois	Wilmette	15,233	181	1	5	4	65	878	878	1,456	371		Enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Illinois	Winnetka	12,166	180	1	16	10	67	1,037	911	1,602	754
3	Indiana	Bedford	13,208	176	1	13	13	74	1,800	1,833	3,417	239
3	Indiana	Bloomington	18,227	173	1	6	32	116	2,048	2,019	3,770	383
3	Indiana	Connersville	12,795	176	1	4	17	56	1,267	1,260	2,169	174
3	Indiana	Crawfordsville	10,355	180	1	4	22	55	1,166	1,165	1,965	99
3	Indiana	Elwood	10,685	180	1	4	22	54	1,191	1,184	2,088	55
3	Indiana	Frankfort	12,196	180	1	4	25	61	1,429	1,404	2,547	150
3	Indiana	Goshen	10,397	175	1	6	23	49	1,152	1,058	1,927	220
3	Indiana	Huntington	13,420	180	1	10	13	78	1,611	1,519	2,687	374	31
3	Indiana	Jeffersonville	11,946	180	1	13	17	56	1,057	1,064	2,078	110
3	Indiana	La Fayette	26,240	191	1	15	19	108	2,534	2,239	3,878	406
3	Indiana	La Porte	15,755	182	1	8	21	80	1,664	1,630	3,039	397
3	Indiana	Logansport	18,508	180	1	10	30	99	1,958	1,889	3,377	204
3	Indiana	Marion	24,496	180	1	18	30	120	2,693	2,554	4,418	412	24
3	Indiana	Michigan City	26,635	181	1	14	22	115	2,354	2,211	3,842	465
3	Indiana	Mishawaka	28,630	182	1	16	29	125	3,085	2,900	5,024	550
3	Indiana	New Albany	25,819	177	1	8	27	106	2,279	2,168	3,893	318	12
3	Indiana	Newcastle	14,027	170	1	2	19	66	1,733	1,627	2,828	157
3	Indiana	Peru	12,730	180	1	6	17	63	1,330	1,343	2,437	195
3	Indiana	Shelbyville	10,618	173	1	4	18	57	1,218	1,168	2,063	204
3	Indiana	Vincennes	17,564	180	1	17	23	95	1,841	1,751	3,010	354
3	Indiana	Whiting	10,880	192	1	9	16	45	1,133	1,109	1,807	347
3	Iowa	Ames	10,261	175	1	11	10	80	1,230	1,115	2,112	271	48
3	Iowa	Boone	11,886	174	1	3	12	76	1,373	1,374	2,558	210
3	Iowa	Burlington	26,755	181	1	16	23	157	2,599	2,415	4,640	725
3	Iowa	Clinton City district		180	1	10	14	115	1,973	1,813	3,313	530		Total population of 25,726 includes Clinton City district and Lyons district.
3	Iowa	Clinton Lyons district		180	1	6	5	29	575	542	975	105		Total population of 25,726 includes Clinton City district and Lyons district.
3	Iowa	Fort Dodge	21,895	182	1	16	16	130	2,317	2,282	4,256	925
3	Iowa	Fort Madison	13,779	180	1	2	8	60	1,111	1,128	2,001	281
3	Iowa	Iowa City	15,340	174	1	7	12	76	1,255	1,200	2,161	118
3	Iowa	Keokuk	15,106	183	1	9	11	77	1,413	1,381	2,440	377
3	Iowa	Marshalltown	17,373	173	1	13	11	39	2,043	2,072	3,399	488
3	Iowa	Mason City	23,304	175	1	16	19	142	2,838	2,818	4,936	573
3	Iowa	Muscatine	16,778	183	1	12	12	98	1,836	1,815	3,172	288
3	Iowa	Newton	11,560	173	1	10	10	75	1,478	1,443	2,533	378
3	Iowa	Oskaloosa	10,123	183	1	1	10	73	1,207	1,194	2,138	214
3	Iowa	Ottumwa	28,075	179	1	16	19	166	3,209	3,148	5,326	656
3	Kansas	Arkansas City	13,946	173	1	8	20	88	2,018	2,006	3,500	274
3	Kansas	Atchison	13,024	175	1	5	11	65	1,233	1,234	2,091