Summary confidence: high
This dataset contains 2022 US Census disability counts for 3,222 counties, broken out by disability type (ambulatory, cognitive, hearing, vision, self-care, independent living) along with totals, a derived disability rate, and FIPS identifiers. Nearly every count column is heavily right-skewed (skew above 10) with substantial outliers — total_population alone ranges from 47 to 9.87M with a mean of ~102K but a median of just 25,328, so a handful of large counties dominate the raw counts. The disability_rate field is the most analyst-friendly view: it's bounded, less skewed (skew 2.17), and centers around a median of 1.07 with an IQR of 0.77–1.42. Start with disability_rate to compare counties on equal footing, then look at total_population to understand the size distribution before interpreting any raw disability counts.
citing: row_count · column_count · total_population · disability_rate · disability_total · ambulatory_disability · independent_living_disability · state_fips