CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Okanogan County, Washington
TABLE 1. SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS BY PLACE OF WORK, 1990 and 2000
Selected Characteristics (Universe: All Workers)		1990		2000		Change 1990 to 2000
Selected Characteristics (Universe: All Workers)		Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Workers 16 years or over		13,481	100	14,745	100	1,264	9.4
Sex
Male		7,700	57.1	7,525	51.0	-175	-2.3
Female		5,781	42.9	7,220	49.0	1,439	24.9
Mode to work
Drove alone		9,181	68.1	10,305	69.9	1,124	12.2
2-person carpool		1,464	10.9	1,615	11.0	151	10.3
3-or-more-person carpool		736	5.5	565	3.8	-171	-23.2
Bus or trolley bus		8	0.1	30	0.2	22	275.0
All other transit¹		0	0.0	15	0.1	15	**
Bicycle or walked		1,068	7.9	830	5.6	-238	-22.3
Taxicab, motorcycle, or other mode		202	1.5	155	1.1	-47	-23.3
Worked at home		822	6.1	1,225	8.3	403	49.0
Travel time to work (Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
Less than 5		1,508	11.9	1,350	10.0	-158	-10.5
5 to 9		3,420	27.0	2,700	20.0	-720	-21.1
10 to 14		2,515	19.9	2,955	21.9	440	17.5
15 to 19		1,767	14.0	1,860	13.8	93	5.3
20 to 29		1,577	12.5	1,865	13.8	288	18.3
30 to 44		885	7.0	1,360	10.1	475	53.7
45- 59		494	3.9	630	4.7	136	27.5
60 or more		493	3.9	795	5.9	302	61.3
Mean travel time (minutes)		15.2	(X)	19.4	(X)	4.2	(X)
Median travel time (minutes)		12.8	(X)	10.9	(X)	-1.9	(X)

TABLE 2. MODE TO WORK BY TRAVEL TIME, 2000
(Universe = Workers who did not work at home)
	Mean travel time (mins.)	Total	Less than 10 minutes	10 to 19 minutes	20 to 29 minutes	30 to 44 minutes	45 -59 minutes	60 or more minutes
Total	19.4	13,520	4,050	4,815	1,865	1,360	630	795
Row percent		100	30.0	35.6	13.8	10.1	4.7	5.9
Column percent		100	100	100	100	100	100	100
Drove alone	19.2	10,305	2,950	3,840	1,460	995	480	580
Row percent		100	28.6	37.3	14.2	9.7	4.7	5.6
Column percent		76.2	72.8	79.8	78.3	73.2	76.2	73.0
2-person carpool	23.4	1,615	400	540	235	205	100	135
Row percent		100	24.8	33.4	14.6	12.7	6.2	8.4
Column percent		11.9	9.9	11.2	12.6	15.1	15.9	17.0
3+ carpool	26.5	565	85	170	99	134	27	57
Row percent		100	15.0	30.1	17.5	23.7	4.8	10.1
Column percent		4.2	2.1	3.5	5.3	9.9	4.3	7.2
Bus or trolley bus	68.0	30	0	4	0	0	19	4
Row percent		100	0.0	13.3	0.0	0.0	63.3	13.3
Column percent		0.2	0.0	0.1	0.0	0.0	3.0	0.5
All other transit¹	16.0	15	0	15	0	0	0	0
Row percent		100	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.5	0.1
Column percent		0.1	0.0	0.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Bicycle or walked	8.6	830	550	190	64	15	0	10
Row percent		100	66.3	22.9	7.7	1.8	0.0	1.2
Column percent		6.1	13.6	3.9	3.4	1.1	0.0	1.3
All other modes¹	17.0	155	65	45	15	20	8	10
Row percent		100	41.9	29.0	9.7	12.9	5.2	6.5
Column percent		1.1	1.6	0.9	0.8	1.5	1.3	1.3
Notes:
1. See notes1.htm
2. Workers-at-work shown here differs from local employment in many ways. For more information, please read notes2.htm

CENSUS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PACKAGE (CTPP 2000)
Geographic Area: Working in Okanogan County, Washington
TABLE 3. MODE TO WORK BY VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN HOUSEHOLDS
Mode to Work (Universe = Workers living in households)				Workers living in households…
Mode to Work (Universe = Workers living in households)				Total	Without a vehicle	With 1 vehicle	With 2+ vehicles
Total				14,680	455	3,080	11,150
Drove alone				10,270	180	1,855	8,235
2-person carpool				1,615	65	475	1,080
3-or-more-person carpool				560	25	195	345
Bus or trolley bus				30	10	10	10
Streetcar, trolley car, subway, or elevated, Railroad or Ferryboat				15	15	0	0
Bicycle or walked				825	80	225	520
Taxicab, motorcycle or other means				155	25	55	75
Worked at Home				1,215	55	265	895

TABLE 4. SEX OF WORKER BY INDUSTRY¹ AND OCCUPATON¹
(Universe = All Workers)				All Workers	Sex
(Universe = All Workers)				All Workers	Male	Female
Workers 16 years and over				14,745	7,525	7,220
Industry
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting and mining				2,450	1,900	550
Construction				805	695	110
Manufacturing				650	505	145
Wholesale trade				700	365	335
Retail trade				1,690	765	925
Transportation and warehousing and utilities				600	440	160
Information				250	145	105
Finance, insurance, real estate and rental and leasing				425	130	295
Profess., scientific, management, administrative, waste management				710	310	400
Educational, health and social services				3,330	795	2,535
Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services				1,295	510	785
Other services (except public administration)				770	420	355
Public administration				1,065	540	525
Armed forces				4	4	0
Occupation
Management				750	420	330
Farmers and farm managers				585	480	110
Business and financial operations specialists				355	155	200
Computer and mathematical				65	55	10
Architecture and engineering				110	80	30
Life, physical and social science				210	150	60
Community and social service				350	165	185
Legal				115	65	50
Education, training and library				1,035	305	735
Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media				165	100	65
Healthcare practitioners and technicians				665	155	510
Healthcare support				425	50	375
Protective service				255	185	70
Food preparation and serving related				695	235	460
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance				790	455	335
Personal care and service				580	115	465
Sales and related				1,380	625	760
Office and administrative support				1,910	330	1,580
Farming, fishing, and forestry				1,485	1,020	465
Construction and excavation				580	550	25
Installation, maintenance and repairs				535	530	4
Production				620	430	195
Transportation and material moving				1,080	865	215
Armed Forces				4	4	0