Census 2000, Summary File 1       Special Profile GQ-1: GROUP QUARTERS POPULATION BY AGE, SEX, & DETAILED GQ TYPE                             Area 3 
Area Name: Thurston County                                                                                Area Type: State-County (Summary Level 050)
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|Table PCT16. GROUP QUARTERS POPULATION BY GROUP QUARTERS TYPE                                                                                      |
|Universe: Population in group quarters   (Total*: 3,398)                                                                                           |
|Institutionalized population:                                                1,898 |Noninstitutionalized population:                          1,500|
|  Correctional institutions:                                                   780 |  College dormitories (college GQ on and off campus)        743|
|    Federal prisons and detention centers                                        0 |  Military quarters:                                          0|
|    Halfway houses                                                              39 |    On base:                                                  0|
|    Local jails, police lockups, etc.                                          367 |      Barracks and other GQ for military personnel            0|
|    Military disciplinary barracks                                               0 |      Transient quarters for temporary residents              0|
|    State prisons                                                              374 |    Military ships                                            0|
|    Other types of correctional institutions                                     0 |  Group homes:                                               88|
|  Nursing homes                                                                784 |    Homes or halfway houses for drug/alcohol abuse            5|
|  Hospitals/wards, hospices, and schools for the handicapped:                    0 |    Homes for the mentally ill                                0|
|    Hospitals/wards and hospices for chronically ill:                            0 |    Homes for the mentally retarded                           4|
|      Hospices or homes for chronically ill                                      0 |    Homes for the physically handicapped                      0|
|      Military hospitals or wards for chronically ill                            0 |    Other group homes                                        79|
|      Other hospitals or wards for chronically ill                               0 |  Religious group quarters                                   61|
|    Hospitals or wards for drug/alcohol abuse                                    0 |  Workers' dormitories:                                       0|
|    Mental (Psychiatric) hospitals or wards                                      0 |    Agriculture workers' dormitories on farms                 0|
|    Schools, hospitals, or wards for the mentally retarded                       0 |    Job Corps and vocational training facilities              0|
|    Schools, hospitals, or wards for the physically handicapped:                 0 |    Other workers' dormitories                                0|
|      Institutions for the deaf                                                  0 |  Crews of maritime vessels                                   1|
|      Institutions for the blind                                                 0 |  Other nonhousehold living situations                        6|
|      Orthopedic wards/institutions for the physically handicapped               0 |  Other noninstitutional group quarters                     601|
|    Wards in general hospitals for patients with no usual home elsewhere         0 |                                                               |
|    Wards in military hospitls for patients with no usual home elsewhere         0 |                                                               |
|  Juvenile institutions:                                                       334 |                                                               |
|    Long-term care:                                                            270 |                                                               |
|      Homes for abused, dependent, and neglected children                        0 |                                                               |
|      Residential treatment centers for emotionally disturbed children           0 |                                                               |
|      Training schools for juvenile delinquents                                270 |                                                               |
|    Short-term care, detention or diagnostic centers for delinquent chdrn       64 |                                                               |
|    Type of juvenile institution unknown                                         0 |                                                               |
|*The group quarters population forms 1.6% of the area's total population.                                                                          |
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|Table PCT17. GROUP QUARTERS POPULATION BY SEX BY AGE BY GROUP QUARTERS TYPE                                                                        |
|Universe: Population in group quarters   (Total: 3,398)                                                                                            |
|                                                             ---------All Ages---------      ---Under 18---      ---18 to 64---      -65 and over- |
|                                                             ----Male----  ---Female---      Male    Female      Male    Female      Male    Female|
|All types of group quarters:                                    1,981          1,417           304       30      1,362      572        315      815|
|                 as a percent of total GQ population             58.3           41.7           8.9      0.9       40.1     16.8        9.3     24.0|
|                                                              No.    Pct     No.    Pct                                                            |
|  Institutionalized population:                              1,280  37.7      618  18.2        279       13        794       80        207      525|
|    Correctional institutions                                  729  21.5       51   1.5          7        0        718       51          4        0|
|    Nursing homes                                              230   6.8      554  16.3          0        0         27       29        203      525|
|    Hosp./wards & hospices for chronically ill                   0   0.0        0   0.0          0        0          0        0          0        0|
|    Mental (Psychiatric) hospitals/wards                         0   0.0        0   0.0          0        0          0        0          0        0|
|    Juvenile institutions                                      321   9.4       13   0.4        272       13         49        0          0        0|
|    All Other institutions (see Table PCT16)                     0   0.0        0   0.0          0        0          0        0          0        0|
|  Noninstitutionalized population:                             701  20.6      799  23.5         25       17        568      492        108      290|
|    College dormitories (GQ on & off campus)                   343  10.1      400  11.8          4        2        339      398          0        0|
|    Military quarters                                            0   0.0        0   0.0          0        0          0        0          0        0|
|    Other noninstitutional group quarters                      358  10.5      399  11.7         21       15        229       94        108      290|
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Source: Census 2000 Summary File 1 [machine-readable data file]/prepared by the U.S.Census Bureau, 2001  (www.census.gov)          02JUL01, Page 347 
Profile prepared by Washington State Office of Financial Management, Olympia WA (360) 902-0592     www.ofm.wa.gov E-Mial: ofm.forecasting@ofm.wa.gov