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School District Community Demographic Economic Characteristics & Trends


Rome City School District, NY [3624900]
.. updated 09/23/19

This document provides a summary of demographic-economic characteristics and trends for the Rome City School District school district community developed by ProximityOne. See more about these reports and analytical tools below.

Contents
  • 01. Lay of the Land; Patterns of Economic Prosperity
  • 02. Narrative
  • 03. Interactive Table
  • 04. Demographic Trends
  • 05. General Demographics
  • 06. Social Characteristics
  • 07. Economic Characteristics
  • 08. Housing Characteristics
  • 09. Schools, Enrollment by Grade & Adminstratively Reported Characteristics
  • 10. Finances: Sources & Uses of Funds
  • 11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment

01. Lay of the Land .. goto top


Patterns of Economic Prosperity by Neighborhood.
-- median household income by census tract based on ACS 2017.
 

Census tracts are near equivalents to neighborhoods in urban areas. For other areas, tracts provide the best overall sub-county neighborhood equivalents .. geographically large in some areas.

Median household income levels and associated color patterns are shown in the legend. A standardized setting in used for each state/area to make the views comparable. Schools are shown as markers by type as shown in the legend. Subscribers receive the ProximityOne CV XE GIS software and related GIS project to create drill-down, custom maps.

02. Narrative .. goto top


Overview. Rome City School District is located in Oneida County (36065) and Utica-Rome, NY MSA metro ( 46540). The population of Rome City School District changed from 39,099 in 2010 to 38,519 in 2017; a change of -580 (-1.5%). The metro population changed from 234,763 to 230,127, a change of -6,888 (-2.3%) during the same period. As of 2017, the population of Rome City School District represented 13.2% of the metro total population.

Race/Ethnicity. Based on the most recent ACS 2017 5-year estimates the district total resident population was 38,403. The population of one race include 89.6% White alone, 5.8% Black alone, 0.1% American Indian/Alaska Native alone, 1.2% Asian alone, and 0.0% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander alone. The Hispanic population (of any race) was 5.4% of the total population. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 05 below.

Housing, Households, Economic Situation. Of the district 17,516 total housing units, 15,148 were occupied housing units (households) or 86.5% of total units. Of the 8,966 owner-occupied units, the median housing value was $105,500. Of the 8,966 renter-occupied units paying rent, the median rent was $752. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 08 below.

Among the 9,098 family households, 12.9% had income below poverty level in the previous year. Among the total population, 17.7% had income below poverty level in the previous year. The district median household income was $49,270 with median family income of $62,088. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 07 below.

Education. Of the 7,459 district population 3 years and over enrolled in school, 3,323 were enrolled in grades K-8. Among the 27,158 population 25 years and over, 87.8% were high school graduates and 21.0% were college graduates. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 06 below.

Urban/Rural. The district is 82.5% urban with locale code 31.

Examine more detailed characteristics of the district using the tables presented below. This report is updated periodically throughout the year as new and refreshed data become available.

03. Interactive Table .. goto top


New York School District Enrollment by Grade 2018-19 interactive table
  Click column header to sort; again to sort other direction.
  Click ShowAll button between queries to refresh. Usage notes below table.
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Dbl-click Total Enrollment column header cell twice in above table to sort districts by total enrollment.
Click ShowAll button between queries (restores to default full table view).

04. Demographic Trends - goto top


Demographic Trends 20102011201220132014201520162017201820192020
Total population 39,099 39,006 38,884 38,891 38,772 38,706 38,488 38,519.........
  Ages 5-17 5,859 5,746 5,674 5,621 5,584 5,586 5,544 5,572.........
    % Ages 5-17 14.99 14.73 14.59 14.45 14.40 14.43 14.40 14.47.........
  Grade Relevant 5-17 in Poverty 1,248 1,291 1,327 1,292 1,437 1,442 1,308 1,335.........
    %Grade Relevant 5-17 in Poverty 21.30 22.47 23.39 22.99 25.73 25.81 23.59 23.96.........
Data in above table are model-based estimates developed for ESEA funding allocations.
See these dara in related U.S. national scope school district interactive table.

05. General Demographics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 5-year estimates - goto top

 DP1 -- GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 GENDER & AGE            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      Male 19,770 51.5 19,564 51.1    
      Female 18,633 48.5 18,709 48.9    
             
      Under 5 years 2,561 6.7 2,759 7.2    
      5 to 9 years 2,138 5.6 2,099 5.5    
      10 to 14 years 1,613 4.2 1,643 4.3    
      15 to 19 years 2,071 5.4 2,056 5.4    
      20 to 24 years 2,474 6.4 2,558 6.7    
      25 to 34 years 5,219 13.6 5,526 14.4    
      35 to 44 years 4,792 12.5 4,365 11.4    
      45 to 54 years 4,928 12.8 4,944 12.9    
      55 to 59 years 2,994 7.8 2,931 7.7    
      60 to 64 years 2,661 6.9 2,637 6.9    
      65 to 74 years 3,770 9.8 3,618 9.5    
      75 to 84 years 2,157 5.6 2,109 5.5    
      85 years and over 1,025 2.7 1,028 2.7    
             
      Median age (years) 41.1 ... 40.2 ...    
             
      18 years and over 30,711 80.0 30,424 79.5    
      21 years and over 29,705 77.4 29,277 76.5    
      62 years and over 8,386 21.8 8,192 21.4    
      65 years and over 6,952 18.1 6,755 17.6    
             
      18 years and over 30,711 80.0 30,424 79.5    
        Male 15,576 40.6 15,313 40.0    
        Female 15,135 39.4 15,111 39.5    
             
      65 years and over 6,952 18.1 6,755 17.6    
        Male 3,114 8.1 2,951 7.7    
        Female 3,838 10.0 3,804 9.9    
             
 RACE            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      One race 37,399 97.4 37,387 97.7    
      Two or more races 1,004 2.6 886 2.3    
             
    One race 37,399 97.4 37,387 97.7    
      White 34,202 89.1 34,288 89.6    
      Black or African American 1,895 4.9 2,207 5.8    
      American Indian and Alaska Native 71 0.2 41 0.1    
        Cherokee tribal grouping 0 0.0 10 0.0    
        Chippewa tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Navajo tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Sioux tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
      Asian 454 1.2 461 1.2    
        Asian Indian 128 0.3 37 0.1    
        Chinese 98 0.3 121 0.3    
        Filipino 42 0.1 58 0.2    
        Japanese 17 0.0 0 0.0    
        Korean 70 0.2 58 0.2    
        Vietnamese 15 0.0 103 0.3    
        Other Asian 84 0.2 84 0.2    
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Native Hawaiian 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Guamanian or Chamorro 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Samoan 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Other Pacific Islander 0 0.0 0 0.0    
      Some other race 777 2.0 390 1.0    
    Two or more races 1,004 2.6 886 2.3    
      White and Black or African American 357 0.9 390 1.0    
      White and American Indian and Alaska Native 139 0.4 184 0.5    
      White and Asian 117 0.3 39 0.1    
      Black or African American & American Indian & Alaska Native 36 0.1 19 0.0    
             
 Race alone or in combination with one or more other races            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      White 35,117 91.4 35,063 91.6    
      Black or African American 610 1.6 2,762 7.2    
      American Indian and Alaska Native 0 0.0 299 0.8    
      Asian 0 0.0 575 1.5    
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 0 0.0 0 0.0    
      Some other race 1,077 2.8 589 1.5    
             
 HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 2,313 6.0 2,076 5.4    
        Mexican 429 1.1 296 0.8    
        Puerto Rican 1,315 3.4 1,191 3.1    
        Cuban 60 0.2 49 0.1    
        Other Hispanic or Latino 509 1.3 540 1.4    
      Not Hispanic or Latino 36,090 94.0 36,197 94.6    
        White alone 33,076 86.1 33,046 86.3    
        Black or African American alone 1,776 4.6 2,044 5.3    
        American Indian and Alaska Native alone 33 0.1 41 0.1    
        Asian alone 445 1.2 453 1.2    
        Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Some other race alone 116 0.3 13 0.0    
        Two or more races 644 1.7 600 1.6    
         Two races including Some other race 9 0.0 0 0.0    
         Two races excluding Some other race & 3 or more races 635 1.7 600 1.6    
             
    Total housing units 17,675 ... 17,516 ...    
             
 CITIZEN, VOTING AGE POPULATION            
    Citizen, 18 and over population 30,286 78.9 30,026 78.5    
      Male 15,321 39.9 15,096 39.4    
      Female 14,965 39.0 14,930 39.0    
             

06. Social Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 5-year estimates - goto top

 DP2 -- SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE            
    Total households 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Family households (families) 9,165 59.3 9,098 60.1    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 3,667 23.7 3,858 25.5    
      Married-couple family 6,106 39.5 6,031 39.8    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 1,933 12.5 1,964 13.0    
      Male householder, no wife present, family 858 5.5 805 5.3    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 388 2.5 355 2.3    
      Female householder, no husband present, family 2,201 14.2 2,262 14.9    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 1,346 8.7 1,539 10.2    
      Nonfamily households 6,299 40.7 6,050 39.9    
        Householder living alone 5,312 34.4 5,016 33.1    
         65 years and over 2,276 14.7 1,983 13.1    
             
      Households with one or more people under 18 years 4,045 26.2 4,265 28.2    
      Households with one or more people 65 years and over 4,836 31.3 4,580 30.2    
             
      Average household size 2.32 ... 2.38 ...    
      Average family size 2.93 ... 2.99 ...    
             
 RELATIONSHIP            
    Population in households 35,947 100.0 35,989 100.0    
      Householder 15,464 43.0 15,148 42.1    
      Spouse 6,126 17.0 6,096 16.9    
      Child 10,113 28.1 10,541 29.3    
      Other relatives 1,466 4.1 1,469 4.1    
      Nonrelatives 2,778 7.7 2,735 7.6    
        Unmarried partner 1,471 4.1 1,526 4.2    
             
 MARITAL STATUS            
    Males 15 years and over 16,335 100.0 16,080 100.0    
      Never married 6,654 40.7 6,678 41.5    
      Now married, except separated 6,801 41.6 6,555 40.8    
      Separated 405 2.5 466 2.9    
      Widowed 668 4.1 580 3.6    
      Divorced 1,807 11.1 1,801 11.2    
             
    Females 15 years and over 15,756 100.0 15,692 100.0    
      Never married 4,537 28.8 4,752 30.3    
      Now married, except separated 6,344 40.3 6,368 40.6    
      Separated 376 2.4 511 3.3    
      Widowed 2,071 13.1 1,870 11.9    
      Divorced 2,428 15.4 2,191 14.0    
             
 FERTILITY            
    Women 15 to 50 years old who had a birth in past 12 months 559 100.0 707 100.0    
      Unmarried women (widowed, divorced, and never married) 296 53.0 339 47.9    
        Per 1,000 unmarried women 57 10.2 66 9.3    
      Per 1,000 women 15 to 50 years old 70 12.5 84 11.9    
      Per 1,000 women 15 to 19 years old 0 0.0 0 0.0    
      Per 1,000 women 20 to 34 years old 137 24.5 168 23.8    
      Per 1,000 women 35 to 50 years old 19 3.4 16 2.3    
             
 GRANDPARENTS            
    Grandparents living with own grandchildren under 18 years 530 100.0 480 100.0    
      Grandparents responsible for grandchildren 200 37.7 123 25.6    
      Years responsible for grandchildren ... ...   ...    
        Less than 1 year 32 6.0 8 1.7    
        1 or 2 years 47 8.9 18 3.8    
        3 or 4 years 20 3.8 20 4.2    
        5 or more years 101 19.1 77 16.0    
             
    Grandparents responsible for own grandchildren under 18 years 200 100.0 123 100.0    
      Who are female 87 43.5 84 68.3    
      Who are married 156 78.0 89 72.4    
             
 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT            
    Population 3 years and over enrolled in school 7,283 100.0 7,459 100.0    
      Nursery school, preschool 630 8.7 679 9.1    
      Kindergarten 426 5.8 326 4.4    
      Elementary school (grades 1-8) 2,805 38.5 2,997 40.2    
      High school (grades 9-12) 1,879 25.8 1,793 24.0    
      College or graduate school 1,543 21.2 1,664 22.3    
             
 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT            
    Population 25 years and over 27,546 100.0 27,158 100.0    
      Less than 9th grade 1,135 4.1 1,042 3.8    
      9th to 12th grade, no diploma 1,999 7.3 2,263 8.3    
      High school graduate (includes equivalency) 10,213 37.1 9,855 36.3    
      Some college, no degree 5,769 20.9 5,224 19.2    
      Associate's degree 2,840 10.3 3,061 11.3    
      Bachelor's degree 3,292 12.0 3,521 13.0    
      Graduate or professional degree 2,298 8.3 2,192 8.1    
             
      Percent high school graduate or higher 88.60 ... 87.80 ...    
      Percent bachelor's degree or higher 20.30 ... 21.00 ...    
             
 VETERAN STATUS            
    Civilian population 18 years and over 30,603 100.0 30,360 100.0    
      Civilian veterans 3,699 12.1 3,275 10.8    
             
 DISABILITY STATUS OF CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION            
    Total Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population 36,153 100.0 36,237 100.0    
      With a disability 6,302 17.4 5,772 15.9    
             
    Under 18 years 7,675 21.2 7,826 21.6    
      With a disability 521 1.4 258 0.7    
             
    18 to 64 years 22,024 60.9 22,136 61.1    
      With a disability 3,470 9.6 3,161 8.7    
             
    65 years and over 6,454 17.9 6,275 17.3    
      With a disability 2,311 6.4 2,353 6.5    
             
 RESIDENCE 1 YEAR AGO            
    Population 1 year and over 37,937 100.0 37,713 100.0    
      Same house 31,878 84.0 32,512 86.2    
      Different house in the U.S. 5,882 15.5 5,055 13.4    
        Same county 3,712 9.8 3,140 8.3    
        Different county 2,170 5.7 1,915 5.1    
         Same state 1,483 3.9 1,196 3.2    
         Different state 687 1.8 719 1.9    
      Abroad 177 0.5 146 0.4    
             
 PLACE OF BIRTH            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      Native 37,181 96.8 37,271 97.4    
        Born in United States 36,529 95.1 36,710 95.9    
         State of residence 31,606 82.3 31,505 82.3    
         Different state 4,923 12.8 5,205 13.6    
        Born in P.R., U.S. Island areas, or born abroad to American parent(s) 652 1.7 561 1.5    
      Foreign born 1,222 3.2 1,002 2.6    
             
 U.S. CITIZENSHIP STATUS            
    Foreign-born population 1,222 100.0 1,002 100.0    
      Naturalized U.S. citizen 753 61.6 599 59.8    
      Not a U.S. citizen 469 38.4 403 40.2    
             
 YEAR OF ENTRY            
    Population born outside the United States 1,874 100.0 1,563 100.0    
             
      Native 652 34.8 561 35.9    
        Entered 2010 or later 102 5.4 117 7.5    
        Entered before 2010 550 29.3 444 28.4    
             
      Foreign born 1,222 65.2 1,002 64.1    
        Entered 2010 or later 107 5.7 52 3.3    
        Entered before 2010 1,115 59.5 950 60.8    
             
 WORLD REGION OF BIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN            
    Foreign-born population, excluding population born at sea 1,222 100.0 1,002 100.0    
      Europe 365 29.9 271 27.0    
      Asia 480 39.3 355 35.4    
      Africa 38 3.1 51 5.1    
      Oceania 13 1.1 19 1.9    
      Latin America 302 24.7 267 26.6    
      Northern America 24 2.0 39 3.9    
             
 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME            
    Population 5 years and over 35,842 100.0 35,514 100.0    
      English only 33,338 93.0 33,109 93.2    
      Language other than English 2,504 7.0 2,405 6.8    
        Speak English less than "very well" 581 1.6 631 1.8    
      Spanish 1,345 3.8 1,252 3.5    
        Speak English less than "very well" 303 0.8 366 1.0    
      Other Indo-European languages 927 2.6 634 1.8    
        Speak English less than "very well" 190 0.5 121 0.3    
      Asian and Pacific Islander languages 178 0.5 336 0.9    
        Speak English less than "very well" 79 0.2 121 0.3    
      Other languages 54 0.2 183 0.5    
        Speak English less than "very well" 9 0.0 23 0.1    
             
 ANCESTRY            
    Total population 38,403 100.0 38,273 100.0    
      American 6,400 16.7 8,910 23.3    
      Arab 122 0.3 305 0.8    
      Czech 17 0.0 16 0.0    
      Danish 32 0.1 48 0.1    
      Dutch 765 2.0 587 1.5    
      English 3,389 8.8 2,780 7.3    
      French (except Basque) 1,673 4.4 1,498 3.9    
      French Canadian 682 1.8 504 1.3    
      German 6,235 16.2 4,945 12.9    
      Greek 179 0.5 130 0.3    
      Hungarian 182 0.5 226 0.6    
      Irish 6,363 16.6 5,285 13.8    
      Italian 8,649 22.5 7,569 19.8    
      Lithuanian 10 0.0 45 0.1    
      Norwegian 104 0.3 119 0.3    
      Polish 2,758 7.2 2,566 6.7    
      Portuguese 47 0.1 51 0.1    
      Russian 268 0.7 157 0.4    
      Scotch-Irish 215 0.6 67 0.2    
      Scottish 382 1.0 451 1.2    
      Slovak 60 0.2 77 0.2    
      Subsaharan African 44 0.1 84 0.2    
      Swedish 302 0.8 149 0.4    
      Swiss 113 0.3 197 0.5    
      Ukrainian 401 1.0 434 1.1    
      Welsh 795 2.1 714 1.9    
      West Indian (excluding Hispanic origin groups) 73 0.2 51 0.1    
             
 COMPUTERS AND INTERNET USE            
    Total households -9 ... 15,148 100.0    
      With a computer -9 ... 12,738 84.1    
      With a broadband Internet subscription -9 ... 11,567 76.4    
             

07. Economic Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 5-year estimates - goto top

 DP3 -- ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 EMPLOYMENT STATUS            
    Population 16 years and over 31,673 100.0 31,232 100.0    
      In labor force 18,000 56.8 17,403 55.7    
        Civilian labor force 17,892 56.5 17,339 55.5    
         Employed 16,848 53.2 16,535 52.9    
         Unemployed 1,044 3.3 804 2.6    
        Armed Forces 108 0.3 64 0.2    
      Not in labor force 13,673 43.2 13,829 44.3    
             
    Civilian labor force 17,892 56.5 17,339 55.5    
      Unemployment Rate 5.8 ... 4.6 ...    
             
    Females 16 years and over 15,566 49.1 15,479 49.6    
      In labor force 8,949 28.3 8,717 27.9    
        Civilian labor force 8,942 28.2 8,707 27.9    
         Employed 8,481 26.8 8,403 26.9    
             
    Own children of the householder under 6 years 2,825 8.9 3,038 9.7    
      All parents in family in labor force 1,936 6.1 2,092 6.7    
             
    Own children of the householder 6 to 17 years 4,332 13.7 4,247 13.6    
      All parents in family in labor force 3,166 10.0 2,917 9.3    
             
 COMMUTING TO WORK            
    Workers 16 years and over 16,560 100.0 16,169 100.0    
      Car, truck, or van -- drove alone 13,622 82.3 13,436 83.1    
      Car, truck, or van -- carpooled 1,216 7.3 1,258 7.8    
      Public transportation (excluding taxicab) 130 0.8 57 0.4    
      Walked 764 4.6 452 2.8    
      Other means 240 1.4 247 1.5    
      Worked at home 588 3.6 719 4.4    
             
      Mean travel time to work (minutes) 19 ... 18 ...    
             
 OCCUPATION            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 16,848 100.0 16,535 100.0    
      Management, business, science, and arts occupations 6,168 36.6 5,881 35.6    
      Service occupations 3,469 20.6 3,753 22.7    
      Sales and office occupations 3,985 23.7 3,874 23.4    
      Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations 1,333 7.9 1,067 6.5    
      Production, transportation, and material moving occupations 1,893 11.2 1,960 11.9    
             
 INDUSTRY            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 16,848 100.0 16,535 100.0    
      Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining 53 0.3 71 0.4    
      Construction 629 3.7 545 3.3    
      Manufacturing 1,618 9.6 1,477 8.9    
      Wholesale trade 169 1.0 146 0.9    
      Retail trade 2,303 13.7 2,436 14.7    
      Transportation and warehousing, and utilities 636 3.8 497 3.0    
      Information 285 1.7 279 1.7    
      Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing 1,067 6.3 974 5.9    
      Professional, scientific, mgmt, & admin & waste mgmt services 1,605 9.5 1,512 9.1    
      Educational services, and health care and social assistance 4,323 25.7 4,640 28.1    
      Arts, entertainment,& recreation, & accommodation & food services 1,651 9.8 1,473 8.9    
      Other services, except public administration 942 5.6 799 4.8    
      Public administration 1,567 9.3 1,686 10.2    
             
 CLASS OF WORKER            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 16,848 100.0 16,535 100.0    
      Private wage and salary workers 12,310 73.1 11,783 71.3    
      Government workers 3,890 23.1 4,077 24.7    
      Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers 643 3.8 619 3.7    
      Unpaid family workers 5 0.0 56 0.3    
             
 INCOME & BENEFITS (2015 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)            
    Total households 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Less than $10,000 1,104 7.1 1,058 7.0    
      $10,000 to $14,999 928 6.0 1,041 6.9    
      $15,000 to $24,999 1,807 11.7 1,590 10.5    
      $25,000 to $34,999 2,075 13.4 1,965 13.0    
      $35,000 to $49,999 2,208 14.3 2,000 13.2    
      $50,000 to $74,999 2,922 18.9 2,964 19.6    
      $75,000 to $99,999 1,836 11.9 1,963 13.0    
      $100,000 to $149,999 1,677 10.8 1,607 10.6    
      $150,000 to $199,999 560 3.6 576 3.8    
      $200,000 or more 347 2.2 384 2.5    
      Median household income (dollars) 46,515 ... 49,270 ...    
      Mean household income (dollars) 61,101 ... 62,944 ...    
             
      With earnings 10,886 70.4 10,527 69.5    
        Mean earnings (dollars) 60,692 ... 64,999 ...    
      With Social Security 5,921 38.3 5,570 36.8    
        Mean Social Security income (dollars) 15,921 ... 17,174 ...    
      With retirement income 4,708 30.4 4,405 29.1    
        Mean retirement income (dollars) 22,438 ... 23,153 ...    
             
      With Supplemental Security Income 1,164 7.5 1,009 6.7    
        Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars) 8,878 ... 10,143 ...    
      With cash public assistance income 615 4.0 766 5.1    
        Mean cash public assistance income (dollars) 4,438 ... 3,424 ...    
      With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months 2,939 19.0 3,123 20.6    
             
    Families 9,165 100.0 9,098 100.0    
      Less than $10,000 414 4.5 572 6.3    
      $10,000 to $14,999 292 3.2 243 2.7    
      $15,000 to $24,999 821 9.0 804 8.8    
      $25,000 to $34,999 800 8.7 813 8.9    
      $35,000 to $49,999 1,374 15.0 1,147 12.6    
      $50,000 to $74,999 1,971 21.5 2,000 22.0    
      $75,000 to $99,999 1,363 14.9 1,399 15.4    
      $100,000 to $149,999 1,384 15.1 1,259 13.8    
      $150,000 to $199,999 505 5.5 540 5.9    
      $200,000 or more 241 2.6 321 3.5    
      Median family income (dollars) 60,518 ... 62,088 ...    
      Mean family income (dollars) 73,302 ... 75,529 ...    
             
      Per capita income (dollars) 25,848 ... 26,296 ...    
             
    Nonfamily households 6,299 ... 6,050 ...    
      Median nonfamily income (dollars) 29,751 ... 30,689 ...    
      Mean nonfamily income (dollars) 39,960 ... 40,104 ...    
             
    Median earnings for workers (dollars) 29,584 ... 29,907 ...    
    Median earnings for male full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 42,126 ... 46,068 ...    
    Median earnings for female full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 35,470 ... 35,069 ...    
             
 HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE            
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population 36,153 100.0 36,237 100.0    
      With health insurance coverage 33,900 93.8 34,591 95.5    
        With private health insurance 24,792 68.6 24,276 67.0    
        With public coverage 15,616 43.2 16,464 45.4    
      No health insurance coverage 2,253 6.2 1,646 4.5    
             
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population under 18 years 7,675 100.0 8,219 100.0    
      No health insurance coverage 210 ... 116 ...    
             
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population 18 to 64 years 22,024 100.0 21,743 100.0    
      In labor force: 16,535 75.1 16,054 73.8    
        Employed: 15,595 70.8 15,362 70.7    
         With health insurance coverage 14,200 64.5 14,493 66.7    
         With private health insurance 12,788 58.1 12,748 58.6    
         With public coverage 1,900 8.6 2,303 10.6    
         No health insurance coverage 1,395 6.3 869 4.0    
        Unemployed: 940 4.3 692 3.2    
         With health insurance coverage 773 3.5 557 2.6    
         With private health insurance 449 2.0 243 1.1    
         With public coverage 450 2.0 369 1.7    
         No health insurance coverage 167 0.8 135 0.6    
      Not in labor force: 5,489 24.9 5,689 26.2    
        With health insurance coverage 5,018 22.8 5,173 23.8    
         With private health insurance 2,550 11.6 2,303 10.6    
         With public coverage 3,312 15.0 3,640 16.7    
        No health insurance coverage 471 2.1 516 2.4    
             
 Percent Families & People W/Income Past 12 Mo Below Poverty Level            
    All families 11.6 ... 12.9 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 21.0 ... 22.9 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 30.3 ... 33.0 ...    
    Married couple families 4.0 ... 4.4 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 8.5 ... 6.6 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 1.7 ... 2.5 ...    
    Families with female householder, no husband present 32.4 ... 34.6 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 41.0 ... 44.3 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 75.0 ... 75.8 ...    
             
    All people 16.7 ... 17.7 ...    
    Under 18 years 26.4 ... 27.9 ...    
      Related children of the householder under 18 years 25.9 ... 26.8 ...    
        Related children of the householder under 5 years 34.6 ... 34.7 ...    
        Related children of the householder 5 to 17 years 21.5 ... 22.3 ...    
    18 years and over 14.2 ... 15.0 ...    
    18 to 64 years 15.9 ... 16.8 ...    
    65 years and over 8.3 ... 8.7 ...    
    People in families 13.3 ... 13.9 ...    
    Unrelated individuals 15 years and over 26.7 ... 29.7 ...    
             

08. Housing Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 5-year estimates - goto top

 DP4 -- SELECTED HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 HOUSING OCCUPANCY            
    Total housing units 17,675 100.0 17,516 100.0    
      Occupied housing units 15,464 87.5 15,148 86.5    
      Vacant housing units 2,211 12.5 2,368 13.5    
             
      Homeowner vacancy rate 2.30 ... 1.90 ...    
      Rental vacancy rate 4.70 ... 2.80 ...    
             
 UNITS IN STRUCTURE            
    Total housing units 17,675 100.0 17,516 100.0    
    1-unit, detached 10,158 57.5 10,272 58.6    
    1-unit, attached 280 1.6 219 1.3    
    2 units 2,654 15.0 2,394 13.7    
    3 or 4 units 1,478 8.4 1,574 9.0    
    5 to 9 units 810 4.6 822 4.7    
    10 to 19 units 452 2.6 351 2.0    
    20 or more units 882 5.0 905 5.2    
    Mobile home 961 5.4 979 5.6    
    Boat, RV, van, etc. 0 0.0 0 0.0    
             
 YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT            
    Total housing units 17,675 100.0 17,516 100.0    
    Built 2014 or later 0 0.0 29 0.2    
    Built 2010 to 2013 34 0.2 110 0.6    
    Built 2000 to 2009 362 2.0 347 2.0    
    Built 1990 to 1999 843 4.8 750 4.3    
    Built 1980 to 1989 1,573 8.9 1,649 9.4    
    Built 1970 to 1979 1,724 9.8 1,803 10.3    
    Built 1960 to 1969 1,703 9.6 1,702 9.7    
    Built 1950 to 1959 3,767 21.3 3,645 20.8    
    Built 1940 to 1949 1,956 11.1 1,845 10.5    
    Built 1939 or earlier 5,713 32.3 5,636 32.2    
             
 ROOMS            
    Total housing units 17,675 100.0 17,516 100.0    
    1 room 200 1.1 206 1.2    
    2 rooms 278 1.6 365 2.1    
    3 rooms 1,763 10.0 1,817 10.4    
    4 rooms 2,744 15.5 2,562 14.6    
    5 rooms 3,286 18.6 3,508 20.0    
    6 rooms 3,477 19.7 3,339 19.1    
    7 rooms 2,206 12.5 2,081 11.9    
    8 rooms 1,702 9.6 1,664 9.5    
    9 rooms or more 2,019 11.4 1,974 11.3    
    Median rooms 6 ... 6 ...    
             
 BEDROOMS            
    Total housing units 17,675 100.0 17,516 100.0    
    No bedroom 207 1.2 223 1.3    
    1 bedroom 2,606 14.7 2,504 14.3    
    2 bedrooms 4,996 28.3 4,917 28.1    
    3 bedrooms 6,891 39.0 6,923 39.5    
    4 bedrooms 2,370 13.4 2,346 13.4    
    5 or more bedrooms 605 3.4 603 3.4    
             
 HOUSING TENURE            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Owner-occupied 9,103 58.9 8,966 59.2    
      Renter-occupied 6,361 41.1 6,182 40.8    
             
      Average household size of owner-occupied unit 2 ... 2 ...    
      Average household size of renter-occupied unit 2 ... 2 ...    
             
 YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Moved in 2015 or later 225 1.5 1,683 11.1    
      Moved in 2010 to 2014 4,116 26.6 4,220 27.9    
      Moved in 2000 to 2009 5,050 32.7 3,880 25.6    
      Moved in 1990 to 1999 2,306 14.9 1,795 11.8    
      Moved in 1980 to 1989 1,410 9.1 1,374 9.1    
      Moved in 1979 and earlier 2,357 15.2 2,196 14.5    
             
 VEHICLES AVAILABLE            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      No vehicles available 1,858 12.0 1,799 11.9    
      1 vehicle available 6,472 41.9 6,437 42.5    
      2 vehicles available 5,321 34.4 5,126 33.8    
      3 or more vehicles available 1,813 11.7 1,786 11.8    
             
 HOUSE HEATING FUEL            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Utility gas 10,718 69.3 10,217 67.4    
      Bottled, tank, or LP gas 443 2.9 455 3.0    
      Electricity 1,824 11.8 2,093 13.8    
      Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 1,820 11.8 1,673 11.0    
      Coal or coke 16 0.1 13 0.1    
      Wood 353 2.3 318 2.1    
      Solar energy 15 0.1 21 0.1    
      Other fuel 173 1.1 271 1.8    
      No fuel used 102 0.7 87 0.6    
             
 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      Lacking complete plumbing facilities 93 0.6 40 0.3    
      Lacking complete kitchen facilities 116 0.8 132 0.9    
      No telephone service available 236 1.5 195 1.3    
             
 OCCUPANTS PER ROOM            
    Occupied housing units 15,464 100.0 15,148 100.0    
      1.00 or less 15,247 98.6 14,910 98.4    
      1.01 to 1.50 160 1.0 165 1.1    
      1.51 or more 57 0.4 73 0.5    
             
 VALUE            
    Owner-occupied units 9,103 58.9 8,966 59.2    
      Less than $50,000 1,178 7.6 984 6.5    
      $50,000 to $99,999 3,453 22.3 3,224 21.3    
      $100,000 to $149,999 1,961 12.7 2,336 15.4    
      $150,000 to $199,999 1,211 7.8 1,198 7.9    
      $200,000 to $299,999 767 5.0 659 4.4    
      $300,000 to $499,999 378 2.4 443 2.9    
      $500,000 to $999,999 101 0.7 97 0.6    
      $1,000,000 or more 54 0.3 25 0.2    
      Median (dollars) 98,800 ... 105,500 ...    
             
 MORTGAGE STATUS            
    Owner-occupied units 9,103 100.0 8,966 100.0    
      Housing units with a mortgage 5,158 56.7 5,178 57.8    
      Housing units without a mortgage 3,945 43.3 3,788 42.2    
             
 SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (SMOC)            
    Housing units with a mortgage 5,158 100.0 5,178 100.0    
      Less than $500 94 1.8 68 1.3    
      $500 to $999 1,671 32.4 1,549 29.9    
      $1,000 to $1,499 1,925 37.3 2,316 44.7    
      $1,500 to $1,999 962 18.7 787 15.2    
      $2,000 to $2,499 334 6.5 218 4.2    
      $2,500 to $2,999 57 1.1 51 1.0    
      $3,000 or more 115 2.2 189 3.7    
      Median (dollars) 1,179 ... 1,169 ...    
             
    Housing units without a mortgage 3,945 100.0 3,788 100.0    
      Less than $250 266 6.7 253 6.7    
      $250 to $399 724 18.4 661 17.4    
      $400 to $599 1,734 44.0 1,529 40.4    
      $600 to $799 713 18.1 877 23.2    
      $800 to $999 322 8.2 304 8.0    
      $1,000 or more 186 4.7 164 4.3    
      Median (dollars) 513 ... 535 ...    
             
 Monthly Owner Costs as Percent of Household Income (SMOCAPI)            
    Housing units with a mortgage (excl units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 5,125 100.0 5,104 100.0    
      Less than 20.0 percent 2,517 49.1 2,614 51.2    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 734 14.3 844 16.5    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 497 9.7 527 10.3    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 406 7.9 291 5.7    
      35.0 percent or more 971 18.9 828 16.2    
             
      Not computed 33 0.6 74 1.4    
             
    Housing unit without a mortgage (excl units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 3,931 100.0 3,771 100.0    
      Less than 10.0 percent 1,507 38.3 1,364 36.2    
      10.0 to 14.9 percent 833 21.2 846 22.4    
      15.0 to 19.9 percent 449 11.4 503 13.3    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 364 9.3 345 9.1    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 213 5.4 172 4.6    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 109 2.8 133 3.5    
      35.0 percent or more 456 11.6 408 10.8    
             
      Not computed 14 0.4 17 0.5    
             
 GROSS RENT            
    Occupied units paying rent 6,118 100.0 5,821 100.0    
      Less than $500 1,121 18.3 1,031 17.7    
      $500 to $999 4,220 69.0 3,848 66.1    
      $1,000 to $1,499 631 10.3 803 13.8    
      $1,500 to $1,999 96 1.6 105 1.8    
      $2,000 to $2,499 25 0.4 30 0.5    
      $2,500 to $2,999 11 0.2 0 0.0    
      $3,000 or more 14 0.2 4 0.1    
      Median (dollars) 718 ... 752 ...    
             
      No rent paid 243 4.0 361 6.2    
             
 Gross Rent as Percent of Household Income (GRAPI)            
    Occupied units paying rent (excl units where GRAPI cannot be computed) 6,011 100.0 5,699 100.0    
      Less than 15.0 percent 1,163 19.3 1,060 18.6    
      15.0 to 19.9 percent 750 12.5 734 12.9    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 714 11.9 667 11.7    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 690 11.5 678 11.9    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 667 11.1 515 9.0    
      35.0 percent or more 2,027 33.7 2,045 35.9    
             
      Housing Units 350 5.8 483 8.5    

09. Schools, Enrollment & Administratively Reported Characteristics - goto top

 Administrative Records Data SY 14-15   SY 16-17      
   Address 409 Bell Rd          
   City Rome          
   State NY          
   ZIP Code 13440          
   Locale Code 11          
   Low Grade PK          
   High Grade 12          
   Schools 10          
   Enrollment by Grade 5,541 100.0 5,617      
     Grade PK 216 3.9 217      
     Grade KG 443 8.0 504      
     Grade 01 454 8.2 430      
     Grade 02 442 8.0 449      
     Grade 03 413 7.5 424      
     Grade 04 394 7.1 409      
     Grade 05 377 6.8 398      
     Grade 06 398 7.2 402      
     Grade 07 405 7.3 395      
     Grade 08 367 6.6 412      
     Grade 09 428 7.7 421      
     Grade 10 393 7.1 359      
     Grade 11 373 6.7 355      
     Grade 12 378 6.8 377      
     Grade UG 60 1.1 65      
     Grade AE -2   -1      
   Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity & Gender            
     Total 5,541 100.0        
       Male 2,895 52.2        
       Female 2,646 47.8        
     White 4,578 82.6        
       Male 2,412 43.5        
       Female 2,166 39.1        
     Black 537 9.7        
       Male 273 4.9        
       Female 264 4.8        
     American Indian/Alaska Native 21 0.4        
       Male 8 0.1        
       Female 13 0.2        
     Asian 73 1.3        
       Male 31 0.6        
       Female 42 0.8        
     Hawaiian/Pacific Islander -1          
       Male -1          
       Female -1          
     Two or more races 21 0.4        
       Male 11 0.2        
       Female 10 0.2        
     Hispanic 311 5.6        
       Male 160 2.9        
       Female 151 2.7        

10. School District Finances - goto top

 School District Finances FY 2014   FY 2017      
 Total Enrollment 5,463   5,617      
             
   Total Elementary-Secondary Revenue [total revenues in K$] $107,757 100.0 $118,027      
    Federal Sources $5,577 5.2 $6,341      
       Compensatory (Title I) $1,239 1.1 $2,041      
       Children with disabilities $1,339 1.2 $1,286      
       Child Nutrition Act $2,069 1.9 $2,273      
       All other federal aid $930 0.9 $741      
    State Sources $72,412 67.2 $78,555      
      General formula assistance $43,525 40.4 $49,334      
      Special education programs $10,581 9.8 $10,924      
      Transportation programs $0 0.0 $0      
      Other $18,306 17.0 $18,297      
    Local Sources $29,768 27.6 $33,131      
      All taxes $25,322 23.5 $26,049      
      Property taxes $25,322 23.5 $26,049      
      Parent government contributions $0 0.0 $0      
      Revenue from cities and counties $0 0.0 $0      
      Revenue from other school systems $446 0.4 $480      
      Charges $655 0.6 $545      
      Other $3,345 3.1 $6,057      
             
   Per Student Current Expenditures            
     Total Current Expenditures $18,048   $18,095      
       Salaries & Wages $9,889   $9,862      
       Employee Benefits Payments $5,539   $5,641      
     Total Current Spending for Instruction $11,859   $11,969      
       Salaries & Wages $7,235   $7,223      
       Employee Benefits $4,140   $4,236      
     Total Current Spending for Support Services $5,705   $5,634      
       Student Support $558   $560      
       Instructional Staff Support $636   $771      
       General Administration $339   $371      
       School Administration $874   $800      

11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment - goto top

 Childrens Demographics by Type of Enrollment SDST1014   SDST1317      
 Total Population 38,627   38,273      
     Children (ages 0-19) %:TC/TPOP 8,035 20.8 8,155 21.3    
     Grade Relevant Children (RC) %:RC/TPOP 5,430 14.1 6,440 16.8    
       Enrolled (RCE) %:RCE/RC 5,160 95.0 5,655 87.8    
         Enrolled Public Schools (RCEPb) %:RCEPb/RC 4,930 90.8 5,415 84.1    
         Enrolled Private Schools (RCEPv) %:RCEPv/RC 230 4.2 240 3.7    
       Not Enrolled (RCNE) %:RCNE/RC 270 5.0 785 12.2    
             


About this Document .. goto top

This document provides a summary of demographic-economic characteristics and trends for the school district community developed by ProximityOne. It provides access to multi-sourced data about the district organized in a consumable form. An indispensible document for use by administrators, planners, analysts, stakeholders, businesses, researchers and others, it is updated throughout the year as new/updated data become available. ProximityOne uses these and related data to develop more current and geographically detailed estimates and projections.

The full and most up-to-date version is available to subscribers.

Data in this report are also available as a part of the School District Geographic Information System (SDGIS) that enables mapping and geospatial analysis with drill-down to the intersection/neighborhood level. Integrate student, school, school attendance zone, city, county, census tract, block group, transportation and related data.

Map graphics are available in most reports but not all. Interested users can develop these maps using SDGIS.

The interactive table is developed/provided on a state by state basis. Districts in these states include the interactive table: GA, KS, NY, TX. These are being progressively added.

The more detailed data in sections 5 through 8 were updated in August 2019 to include ACS 2017 demographic-economic characteristics.

Upcoming Updates
Planned updates include:
.. ACS 2018 1-year data .. September 2019
.. Demographic Trends Section 04 .. September 2019 and December 2019
.. ACS 2018 5-year data .. December 2019
.. Sources & Uses of Funds 2018 data .. June 2020
.. Children's Demographics & Living Environment by Type of Enrollment ACS 2018 SDST .. June 2020

Using this Document & About the Data .. goto top

This document is organized into these general sections:
  • Lay of the Land; Map graphics.
  • Narrative overview .. may be updated at any time .. district by district.
  • Interactive table .. may not appear in all versions.
  • Data tables .. structured the same for all districts .. updated at different times druing year.
  • Usage information; this text and below.

The following notes summarize features of data included in this report.
04. Demographic Trends
The Demographic Trends section presents model-based demographic estimates developed by the Census Bureau. While these data are intended to be consistent with the ACS data described below, they will typically differ some; even when comparing the ACS 2017 1-year estimate to the model-based 2017 estimate.
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates December 2019.

05. ACS Demographic-Economic Estimates
Reference to "with ACS 1-year data" means that 05-08 sections of the report use ACS 1-year estimates (available district 65,000 population and over). Where there is no ACS reference, ACS 5-year data are used (available for all districts). In general, the 1-year estimates should be used when available (more recent, more accurate) but there are reasons to prefer the 5-year estimates even when 1-year estimates are available. See more about using 1-year and 5-year estimates.

  ACS 2015 1 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. available for districts having 65,000 population or more (1,016 districts)
  .. Estimates are for 2015.
  ACS 2015 5 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. Available for each/all districts
  .. Estimates are centric to mid 2013.

  ACS 2017 1 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. available for districts having 65,000 population or more (1,016 districts)
  .. Estimates are for 2017
  ACS 2017 5 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. Available for each/all districts
  .. Estimates are centric to mid 2015.

  ACS 2018; 1-year estimates available 9/19; 5-year estimates available 12/19

09. Schools, Enrollment by Grade & Adminstratively Reported Data
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates January 2020 (SY 2017-18 data).

  • 10. Finances: Sources & Uses of Funds
  .. See more about these data .. 2014 all districts interactive table .. 2017 all districts interactive table
  .. Updates May 2020 (FY 2018 data).

11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment
  .. Based on ACS 5-year estimates School District Special Tabulation .. ACS 2014 and ACS 2017.
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates May 2020 (ACS 2018 5-year estimates special tab).

Interactive Table. The interactive table is not available in all reports. Where available, this table presents a row for each school district in the state. Columns present enrollment data by grade for the most recent year available. Data are sourced from the corresponding state department of education. Notes about specific states follow.

California. Enrollment data are reported for KG through 12. PK and ungraded enrollment are not reported. Data are sourced from the California Department of Education. https://www.cde.ca.gov/

Kansas. Enrollment data for individual grades are suppressed for counts less than 10. In these cases we have substituted the value 5 as the count. The total enrollment is the sum of all graded columns plus additional columns/categories for Special Ed 3 & 4 yr, Ungraded, and 4-Year Old At-Risk.

Texas. Enrollment data for individual grades are suppressed for counts less than 10 and for complimentary suppression. In these cases we have substituted the value 10 as the count. The total enrollment is the sum of all graded columns PK through 12. There are no data for ungraded, special ed or at-risk columns.

Glossary -- goto top

See glossary section.

Urban/Rural & Locale Code
The percent urban value in the Oveview is computed as the ratio of the population in urban census blocks to the total population in the district based on Census 2010 SF1. No adjustment is made for districts which may have changed boundaries since 2010. If the Census 2010 district geocode does not match to a ACS 2015 geocode, the percent urban is shown as NA.

Local code (defined by the Department of Education):
where UA: Urbanized Area; UC: Urban Cluster; PC: Principal City
11 = City, Large: area inside UA & inside PC & population >= 250,000.
12 = City, Midsize: area inside UA & inside PC & population 100,000-250,000.
13 = City, Small: area inside UA & inside PC & population < 100,000.
21 = Suburb, Large: area outside PC & inside UA & population >= 250,000.
22 = Suburb, Midsize: area outside PC & inside UA & population 100,000-250,000.
23 = Suburb, Small: area outside PC & inside UA & population < 100,000.
31 = Town, Fringe: area inside UC that is <= 10 miles from UA.
32 = Town, Distant: area inside UC that is 10-35 miles from UA.
33 = Town, Remote: area inside UC that is > 35 miles from UA.
41 = Rural, Fringe: non-urban area <= 5 miles from UA & <= 2.5 miles from UC
42 = Rural, Distant: non-urban area 5-25 miles from UA & 2.5-10 miles from UC
43 = Rural, Remote: non-urban area >= 25 miles from UA & >= 10 miles from UC.

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