Summary confidence: high
This dataset covers 3,144 U.S. counties from the 2022 American Community Survey, with each row identified by FIPS, state, county code, and name, plus three Census table values: total population (B01003_001E), male veteran population (B21001_002E), and civilian labor force (B23025_002E). All three demographic measures are extremely right-skewed (skew of 13.2, 8.0, and 13.1) with hundreds of outlier counties — for example, total population ranges from 50 up to 9.94 million while the median is just 25,784. About 13-14% of counties register as outliers on each measure, reflecting the handful of very large metro counties dominating the tails. Start by looking at population and labor-force distributions on a log scale, and use the state field (51 unique values) to see how counties cluster geographically.
citing: row_count · column_count · columns.B01003_001E.stats · columns.B21001_002E.stats · columns.B23025_002E.stats · columns.state.n_unique · columns.NAME.top_words