Saturday, May 30, 2026

American Samoa is a small archipelago that occupies only 76 square mile of land. Five of the main islands (Tutula, Tau, Ofu, Aunu, Nu utele) are volcanic, with rugged peaks, narrow coastal plains and fringing reefs. Swain’s and Rose Islands are coral atolls. The following are links to tables put together using data from Censuses, Surveys and other data sources. Any questions or comments can be emailed to Pacific Web

Quick Facts

2020 Estimated Population: 49,710 (US Census Bureau)
2010 Census Population: 55,519
2020 Female Population: 24,456
2020 Median Household Income: $28, 352 

American Samoa is a U.S. territory covering 7 South Pacific islands and atolls. Tutuila, the largest island, is home to the capital Pago Pago, whose natural harbor is framed by volcanic peaks including 1,716-ft.-high Rainmaker Mountain. In 2023, the top exports of American Samoa were Animal Meal and Pellets ($3.84M), Aluminium Plating ($3.44M), Refined Petroleum ($1.87M), Gas Turbines ($1.7M), and Telephones ($1.25M). The top destinations were Australia ($6.09M), United Kingdom ($3.5M), Tanzania ($1.81M), United Arab Emirates ($1.4M), and Senegal ($1.15M). (OEC.WORLD)

American Samoa 2000 Population by Income for Males 15 Years and Over

The “American Samoa 2000 Population by Income for Males 15 Years and Over” dataset provides information on the earnings and income levels of male residents aged 15 and older in American Samoa during the 2000 census. It categorizes income by ranges and may include wages, salaries, and other sources of earnings, offering insight into the economic conditions and financial status of men within the territory. The dataset is useful for analyzing income distribution, employment-related earnings, economic inequality, and standards of living in American Samoa at the beginning of the 21st century.

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American Samoa Archived Library

American Samoa Archived Files

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