Two maps of the Jewish Population of the United States are the end-product of this project, funded as a Berman Summer Research Fellowship by the Data Bank.

The first map, "MAP: Estimated Number of Jewish Persons, U.S., by County: 2011), visually represents estimates derived by Dr. Comenetz of the number of Jewish persons in the U.S. by county, based upon multiple sources of data, including Jewish community studies available at the Data Bank, the Data Bank's Current Jewish Population Report series, and American Community Survey data analyzed by Dr. Comenetz.

The second map visually presents the same data, but in terms of Jewish persons as a percentage of all people living in each U.S. county - "MAP: Estimated Jewish Percentages, U.S., by County: 2011).

Mapping and estimate support documentation is also available under Downloads.

The two maps described above reflect the data estimates - - and the process by which they were derived by Dr. Comenetz - - which are detailed under "Study Documentation" below in a ten-page methodological summary ("Methodology") produced for professional researchers who may want to review the process and procedures used for the estimates reflected in the two maps.

In addition to the Methodological guide to the estimates and the maps, Dr. Comenetz has also made available three additional files:

First, the data by county in an Excel spreadsheet file format ("Excel County Data") which reflect the methodological and statistical procedures described in the "methodology" overview.

 Second, a zipped file - "Zipped...for Mapping Specialists (MapInfo)" - which unzips to to a MAPInfo -format GIS map with the data attached, and

 Third, another zipped file - "Zipped Data...Mapping Specialists (ARCGIS)" - which unzips to an ArcGIS-format map with the data attached.