| GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICS |
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HOUSING DEMOGRAPHICS |
| Land area: 25.3 sq. mi. |
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Median price asked for vacant houses in 2000: $375,000 |
| Water area: 0.3 sq. mi. |
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Housing units in structures: |
| Population: 6912 (18% urban, 82% rural) |
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• One, detached: 2,325 |
| Housing count: 2,452 |
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• One, attached: 36 |
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• Two: 60 |
| POPULATION DEMOGRAPHICS |
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• 3 or 4: 10 |
| Gender: |
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• 5 to 9: 14 |
| • Male 49.1% |
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• Mobile homes: 7 |
| • Female 50.9% |
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Median worth of mobile homes: $112,500 |
| • 15 or younger 21.4% |
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Total housing units 2452 |
| • 16-24 13.9% |
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| • 25-44 30.2% |
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Renter-Occupied 30.8% |
| • 45-64 22.0% |
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• Average # of members 2.36% |
| • 65+ 12.4% |
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• Average # of rooms 4.04% |
| Average age (years) 36.22 |
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• Average # of vehicles 1.19% |
| • Median age of males: 39.4 |
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• Median year structure 1969 |
| • Median age of females: 40.1 |
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• Median year householder 1998 |
| Races in Columbia Township; |
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• Median rent ($) 519 |
| • White: 75.1% |
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Owner-Occupied 60.2% |
| • Black: 12.3% |
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• Average # of members 2.71% |
| • American Indian & 0.9% |
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• Average # of rooms 6.30% |
| Alaska Native |
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• Average # of vehicles 1.64% |
| • Asian: 3.6% |
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• Median year structure 1971 |
| • Native Hawaiian & 0.1% |
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was built |
| other Pacific Islander |
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• Median year householder 1991 |
| • Some other race 5.5% |
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moved in |
| • Two or more races: 2.4% |
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• Median value ($) 111,800 |
| • Hispanic or Latino: 12.5% |
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• With mortgage or 55.4% |
| Average household size: 2.86 |
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contract to purchase |
| Average family size: 3.16 |
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• With 2 nd mortgage, equity 12.7% |
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• Median price asked for 89,600 |
| EDUCATIONAL DEMOGRAPHICS |
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| EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT |
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SCHOOL ENROLLMENT |
| Population 25 and older: 4613 |
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Population 3 years and over 1890 |
| High School graduates: 28.6% |
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enrolled in school |
| (includes equivalency) |
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Preschool and kindergarten 11.9% |
| Some college, or associate's 27.4% |
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Grades 1-12 65.3% |
| degree |
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College 22.8% |
| Bachelor's degree 15.5% |
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| Master's, professional or 8.9% |
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| doctorate degree |
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Sources: U.S.Census Bureau, 2000 census; ePodunk |