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1	Mature, married, highly educated, and wealthy.
2	Families who live in growing suburban neighborhoods.
3	Closer to retirement than child-rearing age, 30 percent are married couples with children living at home.
4	Busy, affluent young families
5	Older, established, affluent neighborhoods characteristic of US coastal metropolitan areas.
6	Cultured country life on the urban fringe: accept longer commutes to live near fewer neighbors.
7	Affluent lifestyle in open spaces beyond the urban fringe. Forty percent are empty nesters.
8	Enjoy single life in the big city: no home ownership or child-rearing responsibilities.
9	Professionals who live a sophisticated, exclusive lifestyle. More than half are married-couple families.
10	Prosperous domesticity, settled lives, especially middle-aged married couples.
11	Upscale neighborhoods in Pacific coastal cities: more than 75% are families.
12	A mix of Generation Xers and Baby Boomers, the youngest affluent family markets.
13	Live in the suburbs but prefer the city lifestyle. Mostly professional couples.
14	Enjoying the move from child-rearing to retirement.
15	More than 70 percent are aged 55 years or older. Most residents have retired from professional occupations.
16	Young, educated, working professionals, have a median age of 32.4 years.
17	Married couples, many are blue-collar Baby Boomers with children aged 6–17 years.
18	Middle-aged married couples who are comfortably settled in their single family homes in older neighborhoods.
19	Upscale, young, affluent married couples who are starting their families.
20	Diverse, dense neighborhoods situated primarily in the Northeast.
21	Multicultural enclaves of young families, unique to densely populated cities in “gateway” states, primarily California.
22	Prefer to live in older city neighborhoods. Approximately half of these households are singles.
23	Cutting edge of urban style: young, diverse, and mobile. More than half the households are singles.
24	A mix of household types similar to the US distribution. Approximately half of the households are composed of married-couple families.
25	Sixty-five percent are married couples with and without children. Twenty percent are singles.
26	The growing population of 12 million makes this the largest tapestry segment. Sixty-two percent of the households are married couple families; half of them have children.
27	Young, educated singles, just beginning their professional careers in some of the largest US cities.
28	Young, startup families, married couples with or without children, and single parents.
29	Married couples with no children or singles who live alone.
30	Mostly single seniors who live alone; a fourth is married couples with no children living at home.
31	Pastoral settings in rural non-farm areas throughout the United States.
32	Primarily a mix of married couple families, single parents, and singles who live alone.
33	Scattered in suburbs across the country, these neighborhoods are found more frequently in the South and Midwest.
34	Family is the cornerstone of life in these neighborhoods that are a mix of married couples, single parents, grandparents, and young and adult children.
35	Located primarily in cities in “gateway” states on both US coasts; developing urban markets with a rich blend of cultures and household types.
36	Either beginning their careers or retiring. They range in age from their 20s to 75 and older.
37	Small, family-owned farms in the Midwest dominate this stable market.
38	Family is central to this group; slightly more than half of the households have children.
39	Change is the constant for this group, an  on-the-go population has a median age of 28.6 years.
40	Young, married, and beginning parenthood. Ninety-two percent of the householders are younger than 45 years. 
41	Growing communities in small towns in the South, Midwest, and West. Married couples and single parents are the primary household types in these areas.
42	Found primarily in the rural South, these households consist of married couples with and without children, 87% white.
43	Eighty percent of the householders are aged 65 years or older, 97% are white.
44	Recently settled immigrants: more than half of the population is foreign born.
45	Young, relatively diverse urban market; almost 80% are black.
46	Slightly older than average, with a median age of 42.6 years; 50 percent are older than 55.
47	The latest wave of western “pioneers". Nearly half were born outside the United States; 84 percent are Hispanic.
48	Young singles who live alone and married-couple families; the median age is 33.3 years.
49	Among the fastest growing in the nation (1.7% annually). Their median age is 53.6 years.
50	Settled and close-knit, with a median age of 42.8 years, half of them have already retired.
51	Married couples, single parents, and multi-generational families are the most common household types in these regions.
52	A microcosm of urban diversity; their population is represented primarily by white, black, and Hispanic cultures.
53	A mix of married-couple families, singles who live alone, and single-parent families. The median age for this group is 34.5 years.
54	The smallest of all Tapestry segments, still shrinking due to urban renewal programs. The median age is 33.6 years.
55	Most residents are aged between 18 and 34 years and live in single-person or shared households.
56	Half of the households consist of married-couple families, 15 percent are single-parent families.
57	With a median age of 41.3 years, this market is slightly older than the US median of 37 years.
58	Three-quarters of the population in this family-oriented segment is Hispanic.
59	These young families form the foundation of Hispanic life in the Southwest. Children are the center of these households.
60	Diversity in household type and ethnicity characterizes this segment. Most of these residents are young, with a median age of 29.2 years.
61	A diverse mix of race and ethnicity. More than half of the residents are Hispanic, mainly from Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic.
62	Eighty-three percent of the residents in this segment are black. Single-person and single-parent household types are predominant.
63	Seventy-nine percent of the residents are enrolled in a college or university.
64	Single-parent families or singles who live alone comprise most of these very young households.
65	Four in ten householders are aged 65 years or older; the median age is 46.4 years. Most of them live alone. 
66	Unclassified (include areas such as parks, golf courses, open spaces, or other types of undeveloped land).
