In 1990, the City of Seattle was covered by census tracts numbered from 1 to 121. Additionally, portions of tracts 263, 264 and 265 (along Seattle's southern border) were also located in Seattle.

General Demographic & Social, Economic & Housing Characteristics

TABLES
Geographic Coverage: Seattle citywide
Source: U.S. Census Bureau

• 1990 General Population and Housing Characteristics
• 1990 Social Characteristics
• 1989 Income and Poverty Status

MAPS
Source: City of Seattle

• 1990 Census Tract and Population Sub-area Map

REPORTS
Source: City of Seattle

1. Seattle 1990: Who We Are - Dec. 1, 1992
2. Sub-Area Profiles, 1990 - Feb. 1993

• Introduction
• Ballard Sub-Area
• Central Sub-Area
• Downtown Sub-Area
• Duwamish Sub-Area
• First Hill/Capitol Hill/Madison Park Sub-Area
• Lake Union Sub-Area
• North Sub-Area
• Northeast Sub-Area
• Northwest Sub-Area
• Queen Anne/Magnolia Sub-Area
• Southeast Sub-Area
• West Seattle Sub-Area
• Appendix A