Situation & Outlook Report
  Pemiscot County, MO  
  .. an information resource developed by ProximityOne .. more about these resources
  .. created 10/19/22

Overview
.. examine the demographic-economic characteristics and trends enabling stakeholders to better understand the current situation and assess the outlook in a county or region of interest. Use this Situation & Outlook report, generated using the DEDE API tools and data, to gain insights and facilitate reduced risk and more successful outcomes. It advances the abilities of policy-makers, businesses and others to learn more about the how, where and when of change and how change might impact stakeholder interests and programs.

Assess the impact of climate change, migration, birth rates, workforce dynamics, infrastructure, economic sectoral shifts, health factors and housing patterns, to name a few, on communities and counties of interest. This report provides a structured set of multi-sourced data to address these topics. Different data update on different schedules; monthly, quarterly and annual. Several components may be custom structured to meet specific needs.

Summary of Selected Characteristics
.. Unless otherwise noted, these attributes are for Pemiscot County, MO.
.. See more details using the table of contents below this summary.

Residential Construction. August 2022 new authorized residential construction was 1 total units with total value of $43,500. Updated monthly. See details in Section 2.4.1. below.

Housing Units. During the period 2010 to 2020, the number of housing units changed from 8,158 (2010) to 8,167 (2020), a change of 9 (0.1%). See details on occupied/vacant units, tenure, value, rent and related in Section 2.4.2. below.

Population & Components of Change. During the period 2010 to 2020, the population of Pemiscot County, MO changed from 18,260 (2010) to 15,600 (2020), a change of -2,660 (-14.6%).

Components of population change during the 2010-2020 period were births 2,638, deaths 2,366, and net migration -2,942. The population natural increase, births less deaths, was 272.

The 7/1/20 model-based population estimate was 15,585 compared to the 7/1/21 model-based population estimate of 15,236. Components of change over the year were births 226, deaths 286, international migration 0, domestic migration -287. The net migration was -287. The natural increase was -60.

Income. The median household income changed from $28,152 in 2010 to $34,498, a change of $6,346 ( 22.5%).

Poverty. The number of people in poverty (all ages) changed from 5,638 in 2010 to 5,429, a change of -209 ( -3.7%). The poverty rate (all ages) changed from 31.3 in 2010 to 35.3, a change of 4.0 ( 12.8%).

Caruthersville city .. the largest city in Pemiscot County, MO. The 7/1/20 model-based population estimate of Caruthersville city was 5,537 compared to the 7/1/21 model-based population estimate of 5,512, a change of -25 or -0.5%. See more about Caruthersville city. See details about other cities in Section 1.2. below.

Topics
  00 How Income & Poverty are Changing
  01 Personal Income & Gross Domestic Product
  02 How & Why Demographics are Changing
  03 Census 2010, 2020 & Change 2010-2020
  1.1 Population & Components of Change
  1.2 City/Place Demographic-Economic Characteristics
  1.3 Migration/Mobility -- Movers from 1 Year Ago
  2.1 General Demographics -- detailed characteristics
  2.2 Social Characteristics
  2.3 Economic Characteristics
  2.4 Housing Situation
  2.4.1 New Authorized Residential Construction (monthly)
  2.4.2 Housing Characteristics
  3.1 Industry by Sector Characteristics (quarterly/annual)
  4.1 Census Tract Demographic-Economic Characteristics

00. How Income & Poverty are Changing .. goto topics

Income & Poverty: 2010-2020

For most counties, median household income (MHI) has increased between 2010 and 2020, while the poverty rate has decreased.
This is due in part to Federal stimulus funds transfer payments in 2020. This section presents income and poverty data for each year 2010-2020 for this county, corresponding state and the U.S. This is the only Federal source of current estimate of MHI and poverty for all counties.

Pemiscot County

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$28,152

2,365

47.5

4,974

1,517

42.5

3,567

5,638

31.3

18,015

2011

$26,647

2,186

44.3

4,932

1,517

43.1

3,517

5,390

30.1

17,924

2012

$30,295

2,257

46.7

4,833

1,509

43.3

3,485

5,471

30.7

17,846

2013

$28,664

2,133

45.4

4,703

1,388

41.4

3,354

5,521

31.4

17,564

2014

$32,120

1,870

40.2

4,654

1,316

39.8

3,304

4,998

28.7

17,386

2015

$29,621

1,899

41.3

4,595

1,315

40.5

3,248

4,830

28.0

17,230

2016

$33,293

1,827

41.3

4,422

1,225

39.0

3,142

5,198

30.9

16,825

2017

$32,224

1,867

43.4

4,302

1,243

40.6

3,059

4,369

26.4

16,568

2018

$31,831

1,827

44.5

4,108

1,203

40.9

2,939

4,664

29.1

16,022

2019

$34,280

1,609

40.7

3,951

1,047

37.2

2,813

4,178

26.9

15,552

2020

$34,498

1,980

49.9

3,969

1,339

47.7

2,806

5,429

35.3

15,358

Missouri

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$44,306

293,856

21.0

1,396,566

186,633

18.5

1,010,426

888,471

15.3

5,817,777

2011

$45,231

308,390

22.3

1,384,526

201,231

20.1

999,034

922,103

15.8

5,831,548

2012

$45,320

310,382

22.6

1,371,363

205,173

20.6

995,317

945,435

16.2

5,838,007

2013

$46,905

303,923

22.2

1,367,104

203,216

20.5

992,402

928,778

15.8

5,861,018

2014

$48,288

289,287

21.3

1,360,550

192,099

19.5

987,447

908,394

15.5

5,878,633

2015

$50,200

277,687

20.4

1,362,505

187,316

18.9

990,371

875,704

14.8

5,901,975

2016

$51,713

260,867

19.2

1,358,481

171,750

17.5

983,225

826,358

14.0

5,911,099

2017

$53,506

249,829

18.5

1,350,847

168,099

17.2

978,732

793,001

13.4

5,928,578

2018

$54,412

245,703

18.3

1,345,718

166,723

17.1

976,576

785,343

13.2

5,943,697

2019

$57,375

227,828

17.0

1,337,402

154,869

15.9

974,094

766,238

12.9

5,953,071

2020

$58,812

208,410

15.5

1,340,849

144,708

14.8

978,528

725,117

12.1

5,979,186

United States

Year

Med HH Inc

Ages 0-17 in Poverty

Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate

Ages 0-17 Universe

Ages 5-17 in Families in Poverty

Ages 5-17 in Families Poverty Rate

Ages 5-17 in Families Universe

All Ages in Poverty

All Ages Poverty Rate

All Ages Universe

2010

$50,046

15,749,129

21.6

73,024,577

10,484,513

19.8

52,872,735

46,215,956

15.3

301,535,021

2011

$50,502

16,386,500

22.5

72,802,773

10,976,987

20.8

52,708,799

48,452,035

15.9

303,778,193

2012

$51,371

16,396,863

22.6

72,605,436

11,086,537

21.0

52,675,863

48,760,123

15.9

306,086,063

2013

$52,250

16,086,960

22.2

72,382,173

10,958,232

20.8

52,605,987

48,810,868

15.8

308,196,783

2014

$53,657

15,686,012

21.7

72,386,485

10,714,518

20.4

52,594,799

48,208,387

15.5

310,899,910

2015

$55,775

15,000,273

20.7

72,454,786

10,245,028

19.5

52,635,679

46,153,077

14.7

313,476,400

2016

$57,617

14,115,713

19.5

72,452,603

9,648,486

18.3

52,644,648

44,268,996

14.0

315,165,470

2017

$60,336

13,353,202

18.4

72,452,925

9,120,503

17.3

52,669,201

42,583,651

13.4

317,741,588

2018

$61,937

12,997,532

18.0

72,163,269

8,930,152

17.0

52,529,919

41,852,315

13.1

319,184,033

2019

$65,712

12,000,470

16.8

71,633,453

8,258,906

15.8

52,324,733

39,490,096

12.3

320,118,791

2020

$67,340

11,204,423

15.7

71,388,957

7,798,566

14.9

52,357,364

38,371,394

11.9

321,478,113

01. Personal Income & Gross Domestic Product .. goto topics
Examine personal income components and compare Pemiscot County, MO to other areas using this interactive table.

Examine GDP components and compare Pemiscot County, MO to other areas using this interactive table.

02. How & Why Pemiscot County, MO is Changing .. goto topics
Pemiscot County, MO (29155), changed in population from 18,260 (2010) to 15,600 (2020), a change of -2,660 (-14.6%).
Factors accounting the change over the decade 2010 to 2020 include:
  • Births 2010-2020: 2,638
  • Deaths 2010-2020: 2,366
  • Natural Increase 2010-2020: 272
  • Net Migration 2010-2020: -2,942

Attributes of Change, Post Census 2020 Model-Based Demographics .. more information

Population 7/1/20	15,585
Births 6/30/19-7/1/20	240
Deaths 6/30/19-7/1/20	296
Natural Increase 6/30/19-7/1/20	-56
International Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	0
Domestic Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	-244
Net Migration 6/30/19-7/1/20	-244
Population 7/1/21	15,236
Births 6/30/20-7/1/21	226
Deaths 6/30/20-7/1/21	286
Natural Increase 6/30/20-7/1/21	-60
International Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	0
Domestic Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	-287
Net Migration 6/30/20-7/1/21	-287

View a thematic map of this area, patterns of economic prosperity by census tract, using the Visual Data Analytics (VDA) Web GIS
  -- see below.

03. Census 2010, Census 2020 & Change 2010-2020 .. goto topics

Pemiscot County, MO .. Census 2010, Census 2020 and Change 2010-2020
.. using Census 2020 P.L. 94-171 data (released 8/12/21)
.. use this Interactive Table to view/rank/compare counties 2010-2020.
.. use the VDA Web GIS to access/map these data to the census block level.

Subject Matter Item	2010	2010%	2020	2020%	2010-20 Change	2010-20% Change
Total population	18,296	100.0	15,661	100.0	-2,635	-14.4
One race	18,025	98.5	14,887	95.1	-3,138	-17.4
White alone	12,882	70.4	10,280	65.6	-2,602	-20.2
Black alone	4,899	26.8	4,308	27.5	-591	-12.1
American India/Alaskan Native alone	50	0.3	38	0.2	-12	-24.0
Asian alone	41	0.2	36	0.2	-5	-12.2
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	7	0.0	4	0.0	-3	-42.9
Other race	146	0.8	221	1.4	75	51.4
Two or more races	271	1.5	774	4.9	503	185.6
White, Non-Hispanic	12,741	69.6	10,176	65.0	-2,565	-20.1
Black Non-Hispanic	4,879	26.7	4,297	27.4	-582	-11.9
Hispanic (of any race)	341	1.9	415	2.6	74	21.7
Total population, 18 years or older	13,262	72.5	11,628	74.2	-1,634	-12.3
One race	13,165	72.0	11,214	71.6	-1,951	-14.8
White alone	9,946	54.4	8,109	51.8	-1,837	-18.5
Black alone	3,047	16.7	2,899	18.5	-148	-4.9
American India/Alaskan Native alone	42	0.2	36	0.2	-6	-14.3
Asian alone	33	0.2	24	0.2	-9	-27.3
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	7	0.0	4	0.0	-3	-42.9
Other race	90	0.5	142	0.9	52	57.8
Two or more races	97	0.5	414	2.6	317	326.8
White, Non-Hispanic	9,859	53.9	8,040	51.3	-1,819	-18.5
Black Non-Hispanic	3,031	16.6	2,888	18.4	-143	-4.7
Hispanic (of any race)	208	1.1	269	1.7	61	29.3
Group Quarters population	202	1.1	233	1.5	31	15.3
Group Quarters, institutionalized population	178	1.0	233	1.5	55	30.9
Group Quarters, noninstitutionalized population	24	0.1	0	0.0	-24	-100.0
Housing Units	8,161	100.0	7,484	100.0	-677	-8.3
Occupied	7,350	90.1	6,442	86.1	-908	-12.4
Vacant	811	9.9	1,042	13.9	231	28.5

1.1 Population & Components of Change .. goto topics

Based on Census Bureau model-based population estimates, the Pemiscot County, MO population changed from 18,260 in 2010 to 15,600 in 2020, a change of -2,660 (-14.6%).

Population/Component	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Population	18,260	18,187	18,081	17,782	17,574	17,427	17,092	16,809	16,281	15,864	15,600
Births	64	297	276	310	270	271	273	249	244	227	221
Deaths	32	211	232	262	263	235	241	244	232	208	238
Natural Increase	32	86	44	48	7	36	32	5	12	19	-17
Net Migration	-58	-160	-148	-354	-217	-183	-369	-288	-542	-435	-246
International	1	1	-3	-2	-4	-2	-2	-3	-4	-3	-1
Domestic	-1	-59	-161	-145	-352	-213	-181	-367	-285	-538	-432
Group Quarters	202	202	202	202	202	202	202	202	202	202	202

Examine population estimates/components of change and compare Pemiscot County, MO to other areas using this interactive table.

1.2 City/Place Demographic-Economic Characteristics .. goto topics

City/Place	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Caruthersville city 2911692	6,124	6,092	6,065	5,962	5,895	5,848	5,742	5,658	5,491	5,348
Bragg City town 2907876	149	148	147	145	143	142	139	139	134	131
Cooter city 2916336	468	466	463	456	450	446	437	430	416	404
Hayti city 2931132	2,929	2,911	2,888	2,839	2,800	2,770	2,711	2,664	2,575	2,501
Hayti Heights city 2931168	639	636	632	619	612	606	594	584	565	547
Holland town 2932590	229	228	226	222	220	218	213	210	203	197
Homestown city 2932824	151	150	149	147	145	144	141	138	134	130
Pascola village 2956432	108	107	107	105	104	103	100	99	96	93
Portageville city (part) 2959186	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Steele city 2970558	2,166	2,179	2,162	2,127	2,107	2,086	2,041	2,006	1,944	1,889
Wardell town 2976966	420	416	413	407	402	398	390	382	369	359
Balance of Pemiscot County 2999990	4,878	4,852	4,823	4,745	4,686	4,329	4,649	4,552	4,473	4,206

Examine city/place population estimates and compare places in Pemiscot County, MO to other areas using this interactive table.
.. use the county code 29155 in the Find county below the table to view the county component city/places in the table.

1.3 Migration/Mobility -- Movers from 1 Year Ago .. goto topics

Based on ACS 2019, there were 80 mover partner areas for Pemiscot County, MO. There were a total inbound movers of 917 and a total outbound movers of 1318, for a net movers of -401 (direct sums of columns shown below; nulls treated as zero). No county level data on the number of outbound movers to foreign locations are included in these mobility data. Detail file saved as c:\dede\movers_2019_29155.dbf.

Residence 1 Year Age	Geocode	Moved to 29155	Moved from 29155	Net Movers
Franklin County, Alabama	01059	5	0	5
Craighead County, Arkansas	05031	0	58	-58
Dallas County, Arkansas	05039	5	0	5
Faulkner County, Arkansas	05045	17	0	17
Greene County, Arkansas	05055	185	93	92
Independence County, Arkansas	05063	5	0	5
Mississippi County, Arkansas	05093	102	43	59
Pulaski County, Arkansas	05119	34	0	34
Washington County, Arkansas	05143	0	25	-25
Jefferson County, Colorado	08059	2	0	2
Alachua County, Florida	12001	0	64	-64
Duval County, Florida	12031	9	0	9
Cook County, Illinois	17031	2	0	2
Jefferson County, Illinois	17081	4	0	4
Pope County, Illinois	17151	0	2	-2
Will County, Illinois	17197	8	25	-17
Marion County, Indiana	18097	28	0	28
Cowley County, Kansas	20035	7	0	7
Geary County, Kansas	20061	4	0	4
Gove County, Kansas	20063	0	1	-1
Calloway County, Kentucky	21035	0	7	-7
Macomb County, Michigan	26099	1	0	1
DeSoto County, Mississippi	28033	0	8	-8
Hinds County, Mississippi	28049	0	23	-23
Lafayette County, Mississippi	28071	4	0	4
Adair County, Missouri	29001	0	5	-5
Audrain County, Missouri	29007	0	17	-17
Bollinger County, Missouri	29017	0	6	-6
Boone County, Missouri	29019	0	9	-9
Buchanan County, Missouri	29021	0	8	-8
Butler County, Missouri	29023	17	23	-6
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri	29031	3	0	3
Christian County, Missouri	29043	0	2	-2
Clay County, Missouri	29047	0	9	-9
Cole County, Missouri	29051	0	26	-26
Cooper County, Missouri	29053	0	26	-26
Dunklin County, Missouri	29069	88	147	-59
Greene County, Missouri	29077	5	2	3
Grundy County, Missouri	29079	0	2	-2
Jackson County, Missouri	29095	0	19	-19
Jasper County, Missouri	29097	10	21	-11
Laclede County, Missouri	29105	0	6	-6
Lincoln County, Missouri	29113	0	11	-11
Madison County, Missouri	29123	0	6	-6
Mercer County, Missouri	29129	0	2	-2
Moniteau County, Missouri	29135	6	5	1
New Madrid County, Missouri	29143	102	104	-2
Perry County, Missouri	29157	0	123	-123
Pettis County, Missouri	29159	0	19	-19
Phelps County, Missouri	29161	0	16	-16
Pike County, Missouri	29163	0	10	-10
Pulaski County, Missouri	29169	0	34	-34
Randolph County, Missouri	29175	4	0	4
St. Clair County, Missouri	29185	0	3	-3
St. Francois County, Missouri	29187	0	20	-20
St. Louis County, Missouri	29189	0	6	-6
Scott County, Missouri	29201	71	19	52
Stoddard County, Missouri	29207	0	3	-3
Wayne County, Missouri	29223	3	0	3
St. Louis city, Missouri	29510	16	0	16
Butler County, Nebraska	31023	0	1	-1
Franklin County, Nebraska	31061	0	1	-1
Lancaster County, Nebraska	31109	0	31	-31
Sarpy County, Nebraska	31153	28	0	28
York County, Nebraska	31185	0	5	-5
Onslow County, North Carolina	37133	9	0	9
Beaufort County, South Carolina	45013	0	34	-34
Carroll County, Tennessee	47017	0	16	-16
Davidson County, Tennessee	47037	14	0	14
Dyer County, Tennessee	47045	20	115	-95
Gibson County, Tennessee	47053	0	35	-35
Henderson County, Tennessee	47077	0	8	-8
Obion County, Tennessee	47131	0	5	-5
Shelby County, Tennessee	47157	18	0	18
Harris County, Texas	48201	40	0	40
Runnels County, Texas	48399	0	9	-9
Racine County, Wisconsin	55101	20	0	20
Roseville city, Macomb County, Michigan	2609969800	1	0	1
Racine city, Racine County, Wisconsin	5510166000	20	0	20

Examine county-to-county migration and compare counties using the interactive table.

2. General, Social, Economic, Housing Characteristics

2.1. General Demographics - Detailed Characteristics .. goto topics
.. age, gender, race/origin characteristics
    and related general demographic attributes.
.. based on ACS 2020 5-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

GENERAL DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS (DP1)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
SEX AND AGE
.Total population	D001	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..Male	D002	7,621	46.7	160,818,530	49.2
..Female	D003	8,709	53.3	165,750,778	50.8
..Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D004	87.5		97.0
..Under 5 years	D005	1,206	7.4	19,650,192	6.0
..5 to 9 years	D006	1,125	6.9	19,979,039	6.1
..10 to 14 years	D007	1,163	7.1	21,107,910	6.5
..15 to 19 years	D008	1,083	6.6	21,174,955	6.5
..20 to 24 years	D009	1,028	6.3	21,820,378	6.7
..25 to 34 years	D010	1,926	11.8	45,485,165	13.9
..35 to 44 years	D011	1,851	11.3	41,346,677	12.7
..45 to 54 years	D012	1,955	12.0	41,540,736	12.7
..55 to 59 years	D013	1,168	7.2	21,785,721	6.7
..60 to 64 years	D014	1,062	6.5	20,315,718	6.2
..65 to 74 years	D015	1,666	10.2	30,547,950	9.4
..75 to 84 years	D016	808	4.9	15,193,051	4.7
..85 years and over	D017	289	1.8	6,621,816	2.0
..Median age (years)	D018	38.1		38.2
..Under 18 years	D019	4,211	25.8	73,296,738	22.4
..16 years and over	D020	12,545	76.8	261,649,873	80.1
..18 years and over	D021	12,119	74.2	253,272,570	77.6
..21 years and over	D022	11,385	69.7	240,169,127	73.5
..62 years and over	D023	3,424	21.0	64,136,076	19.6
..65 years and over	D024	2,763	16.9	52,362,817	16.0
..18 years and over	D025	12,119	100.0	253,272,570	100.0
...Male	D026	5,519	45.5	123,361,776	48.7
...Female	D027	6,600	54.5	129,910,794	51.3
...Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D028	83.6		95.0
..65 years and over	D029	2,763	100.0	52,362,817	100.0
...Male	D030	1,175	42.5	23,264,263	44.4
...Female	D031	1,588	57.5	29,098,554	55.6
...Sex ratio (males per 100 females)	D032	74.0		79.9
RACE
.Total population	D033	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..One race	D034	15,889	97.3	309,693,766	94.8
..Two or more races	D035	441	2.7	16,875,542	5.2
..One race	D036	15,889	97.3	309,693,766	94.8
...White	D037	11,297	69.2	229,960,813	70.4
...Black or African American	D038	4,416	27.0	41,227,384	12.6
...American Indian and Alaska Native	D039	13	0.1	2,688,614	0.8
....Cherokee tribal grouping	D040	13	0.1	277,634	0.1
....Chippewa tribal grouping	D041	0	100.0	112,056	100.0
....Navajo tribal grouping	D042	0	100.0	324,638	100.0
....Sioux tribal grouping	D043	0	100.0	110,492	100.0
...Asian	D044	6	0.0	18,421,637	5.6
....Asian Indian	D045	0	100.0	4,143,134	100.0
....Chinese	D046	0	100.0	4,345,272	100.0
....Filipino	D047	6	0.0	2,884,210	0.9
....Japanese	D048	0	100.0	768,985	100.0
....Korean	D049	0	100.0	1,477,325	100.0
....Vietnamese	D050	0	100.0	1,852,906	100.0
....Other Asian	D051	0	100.0	2,949,805	100.0
...Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	D052	0	100.0	611,404	100.0
....Native Hawaiian	D053	0	100.0	185,474	100.0
....Guamanian or Chamorro	D054	0	100.0	81,898	100.0
....Samoan	D055	0	100.0	110,141	100.0
....Other Pacific Islander	D056	0	100.0	233,891	100.0
...Some other race	D057	157	1.0	16,783,914	5.1
..Two or more races	D058	441	2.7	16,875,542	5.2
...White and Black or African American	D059	178	1.1	3,295,021	1.0
...White and American Indian and Alaska Native	D060	113	0.7	1,994,147	0.6
...White and Asian	D061	0	100.0	2,466,289	100.0
...Black or African American and American Indian and Alaska Native	D062	8	0.0	297,898	0.1
Race alone or in combination with one or more other races
.Total population	D063	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..White	D064	11,730	71.8	245,105,778	75.1
..Black or African American	D065	4,634	28.4	46,273,733	14.2
..American Indian and Alaska Native	D066	180	1.1	5,779,818	1.8
..Asian	D067	6	0.0	22,193,536	6.8
..Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	D068	0	100.0	1,441,525	100.0
..Some other race	D069	267	1.6	24,041,125	7.4
HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE
.Total population	D070	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..Hispanic or Latino (of any race)	D071	435	2.7	59,361,020	18.2
...Mexican	D072	368	2.3	36,537,028	11.2
...Puerto Rican	D073	4	0.0	5,699,150	1.7
...Cuban	D074	14	0.1	2,332,584	0.7
...Other Hispanic or Latino	D075	49	0.3	14,792,258	4.5
..Not Hispanic or Latino	D076	15,895	97.3	267,208,288	81.8
...White alone	D077	11,129	68.2	196,251,375	60.1
...Black or African American alone	D078	4,364	26.7	39,994,653	12.2
...American Indian and Alaska Native alone	D079	13	0.1	2,075,852	0.6
...Asian alone	D080	6	0.0	18,184,182	5.6
...Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone	D081	0	100.0	550,080	100.0
...Some other race alone	D082	0	100.0	1,017,604	100.0
...Two or more races	D083	383	2.3	9,134,542	2.8
....Two races including Some other race	D084	52	0.3	827,762	0.3
....Two races excluding Some other race, and Three or more races	D085	331	2.0	8,306,780	2.5
.Total housing units	D086	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
CITIZEN, VOTING AGE POPULATION
.Citizen, 18 and over population	D087	12,048	100.0	233,440,758	100.0
..Male	D088	5,487	45.5	113,241,206	48.5
..Female	D089	6,561	54.5	120,199,552	51.5

2.2. Social Characteristics .. goto topics
.. families/households, education, enrollment, fertility, disability, language spoken, mobility, foreign born, ancestry characteristics
    and related social attributes.
.. based on ACS 2020 5-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS (DP2)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE
.Total households	S001	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Married-couple family	S002	2,600	39.2	58,807,003	48.1
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S003	-1		-1
..Cohabiting couple household	S004	472	7.1	7,958,647	6.5
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S005	-1		-1
..Male householder, no spouse/partner present	S006	1,250	18.8	21,780,170	17.8
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S007	-1		-1
...Householder living alone	S008	937	14.1	15,296,800	12.5
....65 years and over	S009	239	3.6	4,441,899	3.6
..Female householder, no spouse/partner present	S010	2,318	34.9	33,808,399	27.6
...With own children of the householder under 18 years	S011	-1		-1
...Householder living alone	S012	984	14.8	18,957,732	15.5
....65 years and over	S013	507	7.6	9,335,513	7.6
..Households with one or more people under 18 years	S014	2,203	33.2	37,598,741	30.7
..Households with one or more people 65 years and over	S015	2,021	30.4	36,861,827	30.1
..Average household size	S016	2.43		2.60
..Average family size	S017	2.99		3.21
RELATIONSHIP
.Population in households	S018	16,145	100.0	318,495,974	100.0
..Householder	S019	6,640	41.1	122,354,219	38.4
..Spouse	S020	2,675	16.6	58,717,034	18.4
..Unmarried partner	S021	406	2.5	8,048,864	2.5
..Child	S022	4,546	28.2	94,445,052	29.7
..Other relatives	S023	1,502	9.3	23,202,220	7.3
..Other nonrelatives	S024	376	2.3	11,728,585	3.7
MARITAL STATUS
.Males 15 years and over	S025	5,852	100.0	129,777,799	100.0
..Never married	S026	1,749	29.9	47,510,293	36.6
..Now married, except separated	S027	2,721	46.5	64,543,861	49.7
..Separated	S028	245	4.2	2,052,984	1.6
..Widowed	S029	273	4.7	3,408,813	2.6
..Divorced	S030	864	14.8	12,261,848	9.4
.Females 15 years and over	S031	6,984	100.0	136,054,368	100.0
..Never married	S032	2,243	32.1	41,518,358	30.5
..Now married, except separated	S033	2,884	41.3	63,348,809	46.6
..Separated	S034	165	2.4	2,859,442	2.1
..Widowed	S035	772	11.1	11,821,660	8.7
..Divorced	S036	920	13.2	16,506,099	12.1
FERTILITY
.Number of women 15 to 50 years old who had a birth in the past 12 months	S037	229	100.0	3,982,654	100.0
..Unmarried women (widowed, divorced, and never married)	S038	125	54.6	1,308,199	32.8
...Per 1,000 unmarried women	S039	52	-1.0	30	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 15 to 50 years old	S040	61	-1.0	52	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 15 to 19 years old	S041	48	-1.0	11	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 20 to 34 years old	S042	110	-1.0	87	-1.0
..Per 1,000 women 35 to 50 years old	S043	19	-1.0	30	-1.0
GRANDPARENTS
.Number of grandparents living with own grandchildren under 18 years	S044	616	100.0	7,187,524	100.0
..Grandparents responsible for grandchildren	S045	390	63.3	2,400,774	33.4
..Years responsible for grandchildren
...Less than 1 year	S046	93	15.1	427,836	6.0
...1 or 2 years	S047	78	12.7	495,453	6.9
...3 or 4 years	S048	81	13.1	391,577	5.4
...5 or more years	S049	138	22.4	1,085,908	15.1
.Number of grandparents responsible for own grandchildren under 18 years	S050	390	100.0	2,400,774	100.0
..Who are female	S051	230	59.0	1,518,284	63.2
..Who are married	S052	295	75.6	1,646,934	68.6
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
.Population 3 years and over enrolled in school	S053	3,763	100.0	80,497,960	100.0
..Nursery school, preschool	S054	292	7.8	4,879,858	6.1
..Kindergarten	S055	326	8.7	4,003,118	5.0
..Elementary school (grades 1-8)	S056	1,763	46.9	32,506,623	40.4
..High school (grades 9-12)	S057	945	25.1	16,879,255	21.0
..College or graduate school	S058	437	11.6	22,229,106	27.6
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
.Population 25 years and over	S059	10,725	100.0	222,836,834	100.0
..Less than 9th grade	S060	947	8.8	10,923,030	4.9
..9th to 12th grade, no diploma	S061	1,287	12.0	14,639,650	6.6
..High school graduate (includes equivalency)	S062	4,717	44.0	59,421,419	26.7
..Some college, no degree	S063	1,832	17.1	45,242,162	20.3
..Associate's degree	S064	656	6.1	19,254,254	8.6
..Bachelor's degree	S065	775	7.2	45,034,610	20.2
..Graduate or professional degree	S066	511	4.8	28,321,709	12.7
..High school graduate or higher	S067	8,491	79.2	197,274,154	88.5
..Bachelor's degree or higher	S068	1,286	12.0	73,356,319	32.9
VETERAN STATUS
.Civilian population 18 years and over	S069	12,119	100.0	252,130,477	100.0
..Civilian veterans	S070	838	6.9	17,835,456	7.1
DISABILITY STATUS OF THE CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION
.Total Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population	S071	16,170	100.0	321,525,041	100.0
..With a disability	S072	4,263	26.4	40,786,461	12.7
.Under 18 years	S073	4,211	100.0	73,163,121	100.0
..With a disability	S074	352	8.4	3,166,556	4.3
.18 to 64 years	S075	9,301	100.0	197,289,696	100.0
..With a disability	S076	2,308	24.8	20,231,217	10.3
.65 years and over	S077	2,658	100.0	51,072,224	100.0
..With a disability	S078	1,603	60.3	17,388,688	34.0
RESIDENCE 1 YEAR AGO
.Population 1 year and over	S079	16,086	100.0	322,943,283	100.0
..Same house	S080	13,115	81.5	278,285,887	86.2
..Different house in the U.S. or abroad	S081	2,971	18.5	44,657,396	13.8
..Different house in the U.S.	S082	2,971	18.5	42,714,733	13.2
...Same county	S083	2,181	13.6	24,840,584	7.7
...Different county	S084	790	4.9	17,874,149	5.5
....Same state	S085	371	2.3	10,445,339	3.2
....Different state	S086	419	2.6	7,428,810	2.3
..Abroad	S087	0	100.0	1,942,663	100.0
PLACE OF BIRTH
.Total population	S088	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..Native	S089	16,169	99.0	282,443,680	86.5
...Born in United States	S090	16,124	98.7	277,155,748	84.9
....State of residence	S091	10,460	64.1	189,976,546	58.2
....Different state	S092	5,664	34.7	87,179,202	26.7
...Born in Puerto Rico, U.S. Island areas, or born abroad to American parent(s)	S093	45	0.3	5,287,932	1.6
..Foreign born	S094	161	1.0	44,125,628	13.5
U.S. CITIZENSHIP STATUS
.Foreign-born population	S095	161	100.0	44,125,628	100.0
..Naturalized U.S. citizen	S096	90	55.9	22,456,684	50.9
..Not a U.S. citizen	S097	71	44.1	21,668,944	49.1
YEAR OF ENTRY
.Population born outside the United States	S098	206	100.0	49,413,560	100.0
..Native	S099	45	100.0	5,287,932	100.0
...Entered 2010 or later	S100	6	13.3	1,258,153	23.8
...Entered before 2010	S101	39	86.7	4,029,779	76.2
..Foreign born	S102	161	100.0	44,125,628	100.0
...Entered 2010 or later	S103	13	8.1	10,044,458	22.8
...Entered before 2010	S104	148	91.9	34,081,170	77.2
WORLD REGION OF BIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN
.Foreign-born population, excluding population born at sea	S105	161	100.0	44,125,120	100.0
..Europe	S106	33	20.5	4,784,383	10.8
..Asia	S107	6	3.7	13,794,873	31.3
..Africa	S108	12	7.5	2,362,292	5.4
..Oceania	S109	0	100.0	283,505	100.0
..Latin America	S110	110	68.3	22,073,519	50.0
..Northern America	S111	0	100.0	826,548	100.0
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
.Population 5 years and over	S112	15,124	100.0	306,919,116	100.0
..English only	S113	14,542	96.2	240,826,040	78.5
..Language other than English	S114	582	3.8	66,093,076	21.5
...Speak English less than very well	S115	108	0.7	25,312,024	8.2
..Spanish	S116	432	2.9	40,537,337	13.2
...Speak English less than very well	S117	82	0.5	15,949,582	5.2
..Other Indo-European languages	S118	137	0.9	11,270,634	3.7
...Speak English less than very well	S119	26	0.2	3,422,525	1.1
..Asian and Pacific Islander languages	S120	4	0.0	10,800,470	3.5
...Speak English less than very well	S121	0	100.0	4,886,876	100.0
..Other languages	S122	9	0.1	3,484,635	1.1
...Speak English less than very well	S123	0	100.0	1,053,041	100.0
ANCESTRY
.Total population	S124	16,330	100.0	326,569,308	100.0
..American	S125	1,521	9.3	19,364,103	5.9
..Arab	S126	0	100.0	2,056,594	100.0
..Czech	S127	3	0.0	1,329,130	0.4
..Danish	S128	8	0.0	1,244,498	0.4
..Dutch	S129	113	0.7	3,692,889	1.1
..English	S130	902	5.5	25,213,619	7.7
..French (except Basque)	S131	197	1.2	7,374,976	2.3
..French Canadian	S132	0	100.0	1,998,012	100.0
..German	S133	1,159	7.1	42,589,571	13.0
..Greek	S134	16	0.1	1,249,194	0.4
..Hungarian	S135	3	0.0	1,348,198	0.4
..Irish	S136	1,839	11.3	31,518,129	9.7
..Italian	S137	109	0.7	16,549,022	5.1
..Lithuanian	S138	0	100.0	626,937	100.0
..Norwegian	S139	0	100.0	4,289,825	100.0
..Polish	S140	26	0.2	8,936,002	2.7
..Portuguese	S141	3	0.0	1,363,964	0.4
..Russian	S142	36	0.2	2,538,436	0.8
..Scotch-Irish	S143	113	0.7	2,937,156	0.9
..Scottish	S144	236	1.4	5,298,861	1.6
..Slovak	S145	0	100.0	658,740	100.0
..Subsaharan African	S146	4	0.0	3,809,930	1.2
..Swedish	S147	19	0.1	3,627,796	1.1
..Swiss	S148	2	0.0	908,570	0.3
..Ukrainian	S149	0	100.0	1,015,209	100.0
..Welsh	S150	29	0.2	1,851,256	0.6
..West Indian (excluding Hispanic origin groups)	S151	8	0.0	3,008,035	0.9
COMPUTERS AND INTERNET USE
.Total households	S152	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..With a computer	S153	5,462	82.3	112,398,526	91.9
..With a broadband Internet subscription	S154	5,113	77.0	104,302,759	85.2

2.3. Economic Characteristics .. goto topics
.. labor force, employment by industry/occupation, income, commuting, health insurance, poverty characteristics
    and related economic attributes.
.. based on ACS 2020 5-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS (DP3)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
.Population 16 years and over	E001	12,545	100.0	261,649,873	100.0
..In labor force	E002	6,374	50.8	165,902,838	63.4
...Civilian labor force	E003	6,374	50.8	164,759,496	63.0
....Employed	E004	5,656	45.1	155,888,980	59.6
....Unemployed	E005	718	5.7	8,870,516	3.4
...Armed Forces	E006	0	100.0	1,143,342	100.0
..Not in labor force	E007	6,171	49.2	95,747,035	36.6
.Civilian labor force	E008	6,374	100.0	164,759,496	100.0
..Unemployment Rate	E009	11.30		5.40
.Females 16 years and over	E010	6,821	100.0	134,001,493	100.0
..In labor force	E011	3,307	48.5	78,484,558	58.6
...Civilian labor force	E012	3,307	48.5	78,314,931	58.4
....Employed	E013	2,932	43.0	74,173,483	55.4
.Own children of the householder under 6 years	E014	1,272	100.0	22,558,766	100.0
..All parents in family in labor force	E015	887	69.7	15,045,945	66.7
.Own children of the householder 6 to 17 years	E016	2,431	100.0	46,908,286	100.0
..All parents in family in labor force	E017	1,515	62.3	33,697,040	71.8
COMMUTING TO WORK
.Workers 16 years and over	E018	5,511	100.0	153,665,654	100.0
..Car, truck, or van -- drove alone	E019	4,711	85.5	115,127,720	74.9
..Car, truck, or van -- carpooled	E020	499	9.1	13,605,122	8.9
..Public transportation (excluding taxicab)	E021	47	0.9	7,044,886	4.6
..Walked	E022	53	1.0	3,954,692	2.6
..Other means	E023	4	0.1	2,780,139	1.8
..Worked from home	E024	197	3.6	11,153,095	7.3
..Mean travel time to work (minutes)	E025	19.20		26.90
OCCUPATION
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E026	5,656	100.0	155,888,980	100.0
..Management, business, science, and arts occupations	E027	1,470	26.0	61,526,906	39.5
..Service occupations	E028	1,306	23.1	27,095,654	17.4
..Sales and office occupations	E029	1,001	17.7	33,247,878	21.3
..Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations	E030	515	9.1	13,620,436	8.7
..Production, transportation, and material moving occupations	E031	1,364	24.1	20,398,106	13.1
INDUSTRY
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E032	5,656	100.0	155,888,980	100.0
..Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining	E033	352	6.2	2,658,413	1.7
..Construction	E034	227	4.0	10,416,196	6.7
..Manufacturing	E035	1,193	21.1	15,617,461	10.0
..Wholesale trade	E036	114	2.0	3,971,773	2.5
..Retail trade	E037	504	8.9	17,195,083	11.0
..Transportation and warehousing, and utilities	E038	252	4.5	8,576,862	5.5
..Information	E039	71	1.3	3,066,743	2.0
..Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing	E040	302	5.3	10,319,201	6.6
..Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services	E041	154	2.7	18,312,454	11.7
..Educational services, and health care and social assistance	E042	1,632	28.9	36,315,080	23.3
..Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services	E043	366	6.5	14,651,909	9.4
..Other services, except public administration	E044	267	4.7	7,516,616	4.8
..Public administration	E045	222	3.9	7,271,189	4.7
CLASS OF WORKER
.Civilian employed population 16 years and over	E046	5,656	100.0	155,888,980	100.0
..Private wage and salary workers	E047	4,399	77.8	124,611,544	79.9
..Government workers	E048	918	16.2	21,743,101	13.9
..Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers	E049	339	6.0	9,243,835	5.9
..Unpaid family workers	E050	0	100.0	290,500	100.0
INCOME AND BENEFITS (IN 2019 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)
.Total households	E051	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Less than $10,000	E052	1,039	15.6	7,145,751	5.8
..$10,000 to $14,999	E053	517	7.8	5,020,097	4.1
..$15,000 to $24,999	E054	1,039	15.6	10,359,700	8.5
..$25,000 to $34,999	E055	737	11.1	10,569,484	8.6
..$35,000 to $49,999	E056	880	13.3	14,690,382	12.0
..$50,000 to $74,999	E057	852	12.8	21,034,779	17.2
..$75,000 to $99,999	E058	604	9.1	15,613,243	12.8
..$100,000 to $149,999	E059	563	8.5	19,128,938	15.6
..$150,000 to $199,999	E060	292	4.4	8,688,154	7.1
..$200,000 or more	E061	117	1.8	10,103,691	8.3
..Median household income (dollars)	E062	34,709		64,994
..Mean household income (dollars)	E063	53,556		91,547
..With earnings	E064	4,125	62.1	95,088,085	77.7
...Mean earnings (dollars)	E065	59,382		93,265
..With Social Security	E066	2,752	41.4	38,442,718	31.4
...Mean Social Security income (dollars)	E067	15,021		20,126
..With retirement income	E068	1,207	18.2	25,872,444	21.1
...Mean retirement income (dollars)	E069	22,453		28,376
..With Supplemental Security Income	E070	1,222	18.4	6,403,843	5.2
...Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars)	E071	9,773		10,115
..With cash public assistance income	E072	218	3.3	2,995,159	2.4
...Mean cash public assistance income (dollars)	E073	2,285		3,271
..With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months	E074	2,273	34.2	13,892,407	11.4
.Families	E075	4,388	100.0	79,849,830	100.0
..Less than $10,000	E076	401	9.1	2,784,559	3.5
..$10,000 to $14,999	E077	185	4.2	1,737,891	2.2
..$15,000 to $24,999	E078	690	15.7	4,608,727	5.8
..$25,000 to $34,999	E079	442	10.1	5,671,464	7.1
..$35,000 to $49,999	E080	582	13.3	8,744,513	11.0
..$50,000 to $74,999	E081	735	16.8	13,857,979	17.4
..$75,000 to $99,999	E082	501	11.4	11,445,632	14.3
..$100,000 to $149,999	E083	473	10.8	15,185,857	19.0
..$150,000 to $199,999	E084	267	6.1	7,235,024	9.1
..$200,000 or more	E085	112	2.6	8,578,184	10.7
..Median family income (dollars)	E086	47,977		80,069
..Mean family income (dollars)	E087	65,664		107,335
.Per capita income (dollars)	E088	21,634		35,384
.Nonfamily households	E089	2,252	100.0	42,504,389	100.0
..Median nonfamily income (dollars)	E090	19,238		39,027
..Mean nonfamily income (dollars)	E091	27,351		57,648
.Median earnings for workers (dollars)	E092	26,805		36,280
.Median earnings for male full-time, year-round workers (dollars)	E093	45,679		54,323
.Median earnings for female full-time, year-round workers (dollars)	E094	30,581		44,220
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population	E095	16,170	100.0	321,525,041	100.0
..With health insurance coverage	E096	14,309	88.5	293,466,138	91.3
...With private health insurance	E097	7,274	45.0	218,830,578	68.1
...With public coverage	E098	8,786	54.3	113,410,193	35.3
..No health insurance coverage	E099	1,861	11.5	28,058,903	8.7
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population under 19 years	E100	4,456	100.0	77,582,280	100.0
..No health insurance coverage	E101	172	3.9	4,016,835	5.2
.Civilian noninstitutionalized population 19 to 64 years	E102	9,056	100.0	192,870,537	100.0
..In labor force:	E103	5,802	100.0	150,997,488	100.0
...Employed:	E104	5,123	100.0	143,214,283	100.0
....With health insurance coverage	E105	4,202	82.0	127,785,204	89.2
.....With private health insurance	E106	3,872	75.6	116,559,349	81.4
.....With public coverage	E107	455	8.9	15,001,155	10.5
....No health insurance coverage	E108	921	18.0	15,429,079	10.8
...Unemployed:	E109	679	100.0	7,783,205	100.0
....With health insurance coverage	E110	404	59.5	5,696,312	73.2
.....With private health insurance	E111	97	14.3	3,265,196	42.0
.....With public coverage	E112	308	45.4	2,677,987	34.4
....No health insurance coverage	E113	275	40.5	2,086,893	26.8
..Not in labor force:	E114	3,254	100.0	41,873,049	100.0
...With health insurance coverage	E115	2,765	85.0	35,748,538	85.4
....With private health insurance	E116	744	22.9	21,659,932	51.7
....With public coverage	E117	2,152	66.1	17,036,758	40.7
...No health insurance coverage	E118	489	15.0	6,124,511	14.6
PERCENTAGE OF FAMILIES AND PEOPLE WHOSE INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS IS BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL
.All families	E119	23.6		9.1
..With related children of the householder under 18 years	E120	38.0		14.3
...With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E121	34.9		13.5
..Married couple families	E122	8.2		4.6
...With related children of the householder under 18 years	E123	16.8		6.2
....With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E124	0.6		4.8
..Families with female householder, no spouse present	E125	53.0		25.1
...With related children of the householder under 18 years	E126	63.8		34.4
....With related children of the householder under 5 years only	E127	87.6		38.8
.All people	E128	30.0		12.8
..Under 18 years	E129	44.2		17.5
...Related children of the householder under 18 years	E130	44.0		17.2
....Related children of the householder under 5 years	E131	58.9		19.1
....Related children of the householder 5 to 17 years	E132	38.3		16.4
..18 years and over	E133	25.1		11.5
...18 to 64 years	E134	27.4		12.1
...65 years and over	E135	17.2		9.3
..People in families	E136	25.7		10.1
..Unrelated individuals 15 years and over	E137	48.8		24.2

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2.4.1. New Authorized Residential Construction.. goto topics

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Annual for County

Units in Structure	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Single Family, Buildings	3	3	6	4	4	6	5
Single Family, Units	3	3	6	4	4	6	5
Single Family, Value	131	131	433	174	174	273	218
2 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Units	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2 Unit, Value	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Buildings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Units	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3-4 Unit, Value	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5+ Unit, Buildings	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
5+ Unit, Units	6	6	7	5	5	6	7
5+ Unit, Value	225	225	263	188	188	225	263

2.4.2. Housing Characteristics .. goto topics
.. units in structure, year built, year moved into unit, rooms in unit, vehicles available, occupancy/vacancy, owner/renter, value, rent characteristics
    and related housing attributes.
.. based on ACS 2020 5-year data (ACS). Negative cell value indicates NA.

HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (DP4)	ItemCode	County Estimate	County Percent	U.S. Estimate	U.S. Percent
HOUSING OCCUPANCY
.Total housing units	H001	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
..Occupied housing units	H002	6,640	81.4	122,354,219	88.4
..Vacant housing units	H003	1,522	18.6	16,078,532	11.6
..Homeowner vacancy rate	H004	3.70		1.40
..Rental vacancy rate	H005	10.70		5.80
UNITS IN STRUCTURE
.Total housing units	H006	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
..1-unit, detached	H007	6,119	75.0	85,438,643	61.7
..1-unit, attached	H008	110	1.3	8,222,495	5.9
..2 units	H009	637	7.8	4,868,926	3.5
..3 or 4 units	H010	452	5.5	5,989,331	4.3
..5 to 9 units	H011	62	0.8	6,398,241	4.6
..10 to 19 units	H012	68	0.8	5,988,959	4.3
..20 or more units	H013	59	0.7	13,018,590	9.4
..Mobile home	H014	650	8.0	8,374,539	6.0
..Boat, RV, van, etc.	H015	5	0.1	133,027	0.1
YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT
.Total housing units	H016	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
..Built 2014 or later	H017	95	1.2	4,826,244	3.5
..Built 2010 to 2013	H018	69	0.8	3,772,330	2.7
..Built 2000 to 2009	H019	552	6.8	18,872,283	13.6
..Built 1990 to 1999	H020	922	11.3	19,229,676	13.9
..Built 1980 to 1989	H021	893	10.9	18,484,475	13.4
..Built 1970 to 1979	H022	1,822	22.3	20,811,073	15.0
..Built 1960 to 1969	H023	1,075	13.2	14,506,264	10.5
..Built 1950 to 1959	H024	1,305	16.0	14,087,506	10.2
..Built 1940 to 1949	H025	800	9.8	6,658,408	4.8
..Built 1939 or earlier	H026	629	7.7	17,184,492	12.4
ROOMS
.Total housing units	H027	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
..1 room	H028	71	0.9	3,250,217	2.3
..2 rooms	H029	134	1.6	3,910,325	2.8
..3 rooms	H030	308	3.8	12,459,781	9.0
..4 rooms	H031	1,517	18.6	22,231,547	16.1
..5 rooms	H032	2,493	30.5	26,672,922	19.3
..6 rooms	H033	1,318	16.1	24,582,222	17.8
..7 rooms	H034	1,166	14.3	16,793,623	12.1
..8 rooms	H035	497	6.1	12,195,373	8.8
..9 rooms or more	H036	658	8.1	16,336,741	11.8
..Median rooms	H037	5.3		5.5
BEDROOMS
.Total housing units	H038	8,162	100.0	138,432,751	100.0
..No bedroom	H039	71	0.9	3,588,040	2.6
..1 bedroom	H040	591	7.2	14,957,832	10.8
..2 bedrooms	H041	2,231	27.3	35,542,796	25.7
..3 bedrooms	H042	4,183	51.2	54,448,649	39.3
..4 bedrooms	H043	899	11.0	23,528,958	17.0
..5 or more bedrooms	H044	187	2.3	6,366,476	4.6
HOUSING TENURE
.Occupied housing units	H045	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Owner-occupied	H046	3,545	53.4	78,801,376	64.4
..Renter-occupied	H047	3,095	46.6	43,552,843	35.6
..Average household size of owner-occupied unit	H048	2.53		2.69
..Average household size of renter-occupied unit	H049	2.32		2.45
YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT
.Occupied housing units	H050	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Moved in 2017 or later	H051	334	5.0	5,926,790	4.8
..Moved in 2015 to 2016	H052	1,852	27.9	34,811,034	28.5
..Moved in 2010 to 2014	H053	1,203	18.1	24,361,511	19.9
..Moved in 2000 to 2009	H054	1,552	23.4	27,220,198	22.2
..Moved in 1990 to 1999	H055	850	12.8	14,760,836	12.1
..Moved in 1989 and earlier	H056	849	12.8	15,273,850	12.5
VEHICLES AVAILABLE
.Occupied housing units	H057	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..No vehicles available	H058	933	14.1	10,344,521	8.5
..1 vehicle available	H059	2,303	34.7	39,756,914	32.5
..2 vehicles available	H060	2,174	32.7	45,389,464	37.1
..3 or more vehicles available	H061	1,230	18.5	26,863,320	22.0
HOUSE HEATING FUEL
.Occupied housing units	H062	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Utility gas	H063	3,240	48.8	58,269,718	47.6
..Bottled, tank, or LP gas	H064	1,075	16.2	5,925,357	4.8
..Electricity	H065	2,219	33.4	48,141,177	39.3
..Fuel oil, kerosene, etc.	H066	0	100.0	5,599,403	100.0
..Coal or coke	H067	24	0.4	114,177	0.1
..Wood	H068	64	1.0	2,075,845	1.7
..Solar energy	H069	0	100.0	222,369	100.0
..Other fuel	H070	13	0.2	600,652	0.5
..No fuel used	H071	5	0.1	1,405,521	1.1
SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS
.Occupied housing units	H072	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..Lacking complete plumbing facilities	H073	18	0.3	460,275	0.4
..Lacking complete kitchen facilities	H074	33	0.5	1,016,528	0.8
..No telephone service available	H075	202	3.0	1,976,696	1.6
OCCUPANTS PER ROOM
.Occupied housing units	H076	6,640	100.0	122,354,219	100.0
..1.00 or less	H077	6,379	96.1	118,293,570	96.7
..1.01 to 1.50	H078	208	3.1	2,722,626	2.2
..1.51 or more	H079	53	0.8	1,338,023	1.1
VALUE
.Owner-occupied units	H080	3,545	100.0	78,801,376	100.0
..Less than $50,000	H081	861	24.3	5,172,474	6.6
..$50,000 to $99,999	H082	1,098	31.0	8,698,428	11.0
..$100,000 to $149,999	H083	569	16.1	9,730,077	12.3
..$150,000 to $199,999	H084	431	12.2	10,727,302	13.6
..$200,000 to $299,999	H085	417	11.8	15,730,458	20.0
..$300,000 to $499,999	H086	142	4.0	16,173,336	20.5
..$500,000 to $999,999	H087	27	0.8	9,682,662	12.3
..$1,000,000 or more	H088	0	100.0	2,886,639	100.0
..Median (dollars)	H089	88,200		229,800
MORTGAGE STATUS
.Owner-occupied units	H090	3,545	100.0	78,801,376	100.0
..Housing units with a mortgage	H091	1,744	49.2	48,974,364	62.1
..Housing units without a mortgage	H092	1,801	50.8	29,827,012	37.9
SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (SMOC)
.Housing units with a mortgage	H093	1,744	100.0	48,974,364	100.0
..Less than $500	H094	88	5.0	568,141	1.2
..$500 to $999	H095	685	39.3	8,020,937	16.4
..$1,000 to $1,499	H096	577	33.1	13,146,307	26.8
..$1,500 to $1,999	H097	223	12.8	10,324,027	21.1
..$2,000 to $2,499	H098	141	8.1	6,485,860	13.2
..$2,500 to $2,999	H099	16	0.9	3,999,769	8.2
..$3,000 or more	H100	14	0.8	6,429,323	13.1
..Median (dollars)	H101	1,081		1,621
.Housing units without a mortgage	H102	1,801	100.0	29,827,012	100.0
..Less than $250	H103	254	14.1	3,317,647	11.1
..$250 to $399	H104	645	35.8	6,680,713	22.4
..$400 to $599	H105	654	36.3	8,428,059	28.3
..$600 to $799	H106	200	11.1	5,014,006	16.8
..$800 to $999	H107	20	1.1	2,660,659	8.9
..$1,000 or more	H108	28	1.6	3,725,928	12.5
..Median (dollars)	H109	400		509
SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (SMOCAPI)
.Housing units with a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed)	H110	1,713	100.0	48,744,731	100.0
..Less than 20.0 percent	H111	1,025	59.8	22,762,635	46.7
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H112	190	11.1	7,593,802	15.6
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H113	135	7.9	5,044,205	10.3
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H114	175	10.2	3,314,853	6.8
..35.0 percent or more	H115	188	11.0	10,029,236	20.6
..Not computed	H116	31	-1.0	229,633	-1.0
.Housing unit without a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed)	H117	1,783	100.0	29,428,138	100.0
..Less than 10.0 percent	H118	797	44.7	13,449,955	45.7
..10.0 to 14.9 percent	H119	362	20.3	5,686,876	19.3
..15.0 to 19.9 percent	H120	274	15.4	3,208,798	10.9
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H121	71	4.0	1,935,622	6.6
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H122	89	5.0	1,248,280	4.2
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H123	51	2.9	834,409	2.8
..35.0 percent or more	H124	139	7.8	3,064,198	10.4
..Not computed	H125	18	-1.0	398,874	-1.0
GROSS RENT
.Occupied units paying rent	H126	2,720	100.0	41,390,514	100.0
..Less than $500	H127	840	30.9	3,679,331	8.9
..$500 to $999	H128	1,666	61.3	14,206,622	34.3
..$1,000 to $1,499	H129	214	7.9	12,515,982	30.2
..$1,500 to $1,999	H130	0	100.0	6,187,736	100.0
..$2,000 to $2,499	H131	0	100.0	2,558,549	100.0
..$2,500 to $2,999	H132	0	100.0	1,088,264	100.0
..$3,000 or more	H133	0	100.0	1,154,030	100.0
..Median (dollars)	H134	636		1,096
..No rent paid	H135	375	-1.0	2,162,329	-1.0
GROSS RENT AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (GRAPI)
.Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed)	H136	2,585	100.0	40,484,226	100.0
..Less than 15.0 percent	H137	360	13.9	5,405,002	13.4
..15.0 to 19.9 percent	H138	269	10.4	5,254,304	13.0
..20.0 to 24.9 percent	H139	238	9.2	5,227,400	12.9
..25.0 to 29.9 percent	H140	278	10.8	4,711,468	11.6
..30.0 to 34.9 percent	H141	116	4.5	3,679,430	9.1
..35.0 percent or more	H142	1,324	51.2	16,206,622	40.0
..Not computed	H143	510	-1.0	3,068,617	-1.0

3.1 Industry by Sector Characteristics .. goto topics

Establishments, Employment, Wages QCEW -- 2022Q1
Type of owner .. 1:Federal, 2:State, 3:Local, 5:Private. Click NAICS code link for more information about this sector.
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      Industry by Sector Characteristics

Industry	NAICS	Owner	Estabs	Estabs%	Emp	Emp%	Wages	Wages%	AWW
Total, all owners	10	0	860	100.0	4,973	100.0	41,374,272	100.0	640
Total, Federal	10	1	14	1.6	52	1.0	642,400	1.6	950
Total, State	10	2	10	1.2	99	2.0	900,917	2.2	698
Total, Local	10	3	58	6.7	1,082	21.8	9,832,779	23.8	699
Total, Private	10	5	778	90.5	3,740	75.2	29,998,176	72.5	617
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting	11	5	39	4.5	175	3.5	1,525,869	3.7	671
Crop production	111	5	34	4.0	152	3.0	1,196,282	2.9	607
Agriculture and forestry support activities	115	5	5	0.6	23	0.5	329,587	0.8	1,087
Utilities	22	3	4	0.5	22	0.4	210,668	0.5	737
Utilities	22	5	3	0.3	48	1.0	1,088,324	2.6	1,756
Utilities	221	3	4	0.5	22	0.4	210,668	0.5	737
Utilities	221	5	3	0.3	48	1.0	1,088,324	2.6	1,756
Construction	23	2	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Construction	23	3	4	0.5	17	0.3	108,841	0.3	483
Construction	23	5	6	0.7	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Construction of buildings	236	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Construction of buildings	236	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	2	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	3	3	0.3	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Heavy and civil engineering construction	237	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Specialty trade contractors	238	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Manufacturing	31-33	5	7	0.8	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing	326	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	327	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Primary metal manufacturing	331	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Fabricated metal product manufacturing	332	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Transportation equipment manufacturing	336	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Wholesale trade	42	5	17	2.0	190	3.8	4,935,570	11.9	1,998
Merchant wholesalers, durable goods	423	5	3	0.3	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods	424	5	13	1.5	123	2.5	3,798,709	9.2	2,382
Electronic markets and agents and brokers	425	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Retail trade	44-45	5	50	5.8	624	12.5	3,605,514	8.7	444
Motor vehicle and parts dealers	441	5	9	1.0	34	0.7	242,805	0.6	555
Building material and garden supply stores	444	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Food and beverage stores	445	5	10	1.2	136	2.7	644,501	1.6	365
Food and beverage stores	449	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Food and beverage stores	455	5	5	0.6	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Food and beverage stores	456	5	8	0.9	76	1.5	577,572	1.4	587
Food and beverage stores	457	5	9	1.0	304	6.1	1,695,295	4.1	429
Food and beverage stores	458	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Food and beverage stores	459	5	5	0.6	26	0.5	231,932	0.6	678
Transportation and warehousing	48-49	1	9	1.0	30	0.6	336,147	0.8	872
Transportation and warehousing	48-49	5	22	2.6	146	2.9	1,979,795	4.8	1,043
Truck transportation	484	5	13	1.5	85	1.7	1,282,371	3.1	1,156
Transit and ground passenger transportation	485	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Support activities for transportation	488	5	3	0.3	44	0.9	585,846	1.4	1,017
Postal service	491	1	9	1.0	30	0.6	336,147	0.8	872
Warehousing and storage	493	5	4	0.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Information	51	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Information	51	5	3	0.3	5	0.1	147,573	0.4	2,128
Information	513	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Telecommunications	517	5	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Other information services	519	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Finance and insurance	52	5	19	2.2	121	2.4	1,532,152	3.7	977
Credit intermediation and related activities	522	5	11	1.3	101	2.0	1,344,009	3.2	1,024
Insurance carriers and related activities	524	5	8	0.9	20	0.4	188,143	0.5	736
Real estate and rental and leasing	53	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Real estate and rental and leasing	53	5	9	1.0	23	0.5	122,358	0.3	409
Real estate	531	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Real estate	531	5	6	0.7	11	0.2	65,164	0.2	442
Rental and leasing services	532	5	3	0.3	12	0.2	57,194	0.1	377
Professional and technical services	54	1	1	0.1	13	0.3	198,678	0.5	1,176
Professional and technical services	54	5	6	0.7	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Professional and technical services	541	1	1	0.1	13	0.3	198,678	0.5	1,176
Professional and technical services	541	5	6	0.7	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Management of companies and enterprises	55	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Management of companies and enterprises	551	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administrative and waste services	56	3	4	0.5	16	0.3	134,779	0.3	662
Administrative and waste services	56	5	11	1.3	47	0.9	246,931	0.6	407
Administrative and support services	561	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administrative and support services	561	5	11	1.3	47	0.9	246,931	0.6	407
Waste management and remediation services	562	3	3	0.3	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	61	2	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	61	3	12	1.4	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	61	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	611	2	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	611	3	12	1.4	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Educational services	611	5	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Health care and social assistance	62	3	3	0.3	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Health care and social assistance	62	5	529	61.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Ambulatory health care services	621	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Ambulatory health care services	621	5	16	1.9	369	7.4	1,938,604	4.7	404
Hospitals	622	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Nursing and residential care facilities	623	5	4	0.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Social assistance	624	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Social assistance	624	5	509	59.2	896	18.0	2,938,959	7.1	252
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	71	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Arts, entertainment, and recreation	71	5	4	0.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Amusements, gambling, and recreation	713	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Amusements, gambling, and recreation	713	5	4	0.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Accommodation and food services	72	5	29	3.4	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Accommodation	721	5	4	0.5	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Food services and drinking places	722	5	25	2.9	280	5.6	1,092,600	2.6	300
Other services, except public administration	81	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Other services, except public administration	81	5	22	2.6	74	1.5	577,430	1.4	600
Repair and maintenance	811	5	6	0.7	25	0.5	286,006	0.7	880
Personal and laundry services	812	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Personal and laundry services	812	5	6	0.7	23	0.5	105,285	0.3	347
Membership associations and organizations	813	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Membership associations and organizations	813	5	3	0.3	11	0.2	70,495	0.2	493
Private households	814	5	7	0.8	15	0.3	115,644	0.3	607
Public administration	92	1	4	0.5	9	0.2	107,575	0.3	887
Public administration	92	2	8	0.9	81	1.6	755,649	1.8	721
Public administration	92	3	24	2.8	197	4.0	1,651,862	4.0	645
Executive, legislative and general government	921	3	10	1.2	70	1.4	547,698	1.3	602
Justice, public order, and safety activities	922	2	3	0.3	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Justice, public order, and safety activities	922	3	6	0.7	102	2.0	848,114	2.0	642
Administration of human resource programs	923	2	3	0.3	48	1.0	424,440	1.0	680
Administration of human resource programs	923	3	1	0.1	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of environmental programs	924	1	2	0.2	7	0.1	71,827	0.2	753
Administration of environmental programs	924	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Community and housing program administration	925	3	3	0.3	16	0.3	157,628	0.4	758
Administration of economic programs	926	1	2	0.2	2	0.0	35,748	0.1	1,375
Administration of economic programs	926	2	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0
Administration of economic programs	926	3	2	0.2	0	0.0	0	0.0	0

4.1 Census Tract Demographic-Economic Characteristics .. goto topics

There are 6 tracts in this county; see their characteristics in the table below. The subject matter columns in this table are customizable and based on the subject matter items file used/selected. The file C:\dede\api_items_acs20_base.dbf has been written to your computer and used to develop the following table. See about census tracts .. additional tract data resources

GEOID	TOTPOPA20	MPOPA20	FPOPA20	WHITE1A20	BLACK1A20	AIAN1A20	ASIAN1A20	NHOPI1A20	OTHER1A20	MULTIA20	HISPA20	POP65UPA20	POPHHA20	HHA20	FAMA20	POP25UPA20	HSGRADMA20	HSGRADFA20	TOTHSGA20	OWNOCCA20	RNTOCCA20	VACANTA20	MHIA20	MFIA20	MHVA20	MDRENTA20	GINIA20
29155470100	1,868	963	905	1,712	91	0	0	0	0	65	53	321	1,843	708	514	1,263	314	300	708	528	180	271	42,903	57,188	63,000	605	0
29155470200	2,884	1,307	1,577	1,347	1,442	0	6	0	46	43	56	426	2,853	1,182	703	1,697	293	498	1,182	499	683	383	22,582	26,518	62,100	633	1
29155470300	2,876	1,422	1,454	2,049	746	13	0	0	68	0	166	443	2,820	1,177	771	1,929	305	426	1,177	736	441	179	45,919	66,118	126,800	657	0
29155470400	2,750	1,082	1,668	1,094	1,588	0	0	0	4	64	4	436	2,719	1,187	655	1,787	350	444	1,187	345	842	271	17,860	31,929	71,300	655	0
29155470500	3,035	1,538	1,497	2,752	161	0	0	0	29	93	94	708	3,035	1,278	904	2,272	578	462	1,278	894	384	167	45,887	62,230	121,700	492	0
29155470600	2,917	1,309	1,608	2,343	388	0	0	0	10	176	62	429	2,875	1,108	841	1,777	386	361	1,108	543	565	251	36,607	43,802	107,400	641	1

Thematic Pattern & Reference Maps for Pemiscot County, MO & Vicinity
View patterns of economic prosperity by block group for this area using the Visual Data Analytics (VDA) Web GIS.

Follow these steps:
  • Sign in and choose the "MetroDynamics" GIS project.
  • Click this link to start VDA .. the map interface opens in a new window.
  • In upper right, above map window of VDA page, enter the "County" code 29155 .. key the code into the edit box.
  • Clicking the Query button, the map window refreshes with the zoom to county view.
  • Use Zoom buttons (or zoom by mouse window) to preferred view.

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