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Census Block 041400-4-000 in Lee County, Alabama

Population283 (2010), see rank
House Units153, see rank
RaceWhites:2.1%, Hispanics:1.1%, Blacks:96.8%, Asians:0%, Others:1.1%
Total Area:0.07 sq mi
Water Area:0.00 sq mi (0.00%)
State:Alabama
Area:Auburn-Opelika, AL
County:Lee County
City:Opelika
Census Tract:041400
Census Block Group:041400-4

Census Block 041400-4-000 Map, Border, and Nearby Locations

Population by Races

White:6 (2.12%, see rank)
Black:274 (96.82%, see rank)
Hispanic:3 (1.06%, see rank)
Asian:0 (0.00%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):0 (0.00%, see rank)
One Race, Other:0 (0.00%, see rank)
Two or More Races:3 (1.06%, see rank)

Population by Gender

Male: 142 (50.18%, see rank)
Females: 141 (49.82%, see rank)

Population by Age

Median Age: 38.3, see rank
Median Age, Male: 39, see rank
Median Age, Female: 37.8, see rank
 Census Block 041400-4-000% of the Total Population
Under 5 years134.59%, see rank
5 to 9 years134.59%, see rank
10 to 14 years227.77%, see rank
15 to 19 years289.89%, see rank
20 to 24 years186.36%, see rank
25 to 34 years3110.95%, see rank
35 to 44 years5419.08%, see rank
45 to 54 years4616.25%, see rank
55 to 64 years3512.37%, see rank
65 to 74 years186.36%, see rank
75 to 84 51.77%, see rank
85 years and over00.00%, see rank

Household and Family

 Census Block 041400-4-000%
Total Households108100%
Average Household Size2.62, see rank-
1 Person Households2825.93%, see rank
2 or More Person Households8074.07%, see rank
Family Households (Families)7468.52%, see rank
Average Family Size3.15, see rank-
Married-Couple Family3835.19%, see rank
Nonfamily Households3431.48%, see rank

Housing Occupancy

 Census Block 041400-4-000%
Total Housing Units153100%
Occupied Housing Units10870.59%, see rank
Owner Occupied7347.71%, see rank
Owner Occupied with Mortgage2717.65%
Owner Occupied without Mortgage4630.07%
Renter Occupied3522.88%, see rank
Vacant Housing Units4529.41%, see rank
For Rent4529.41%, see rank
For Sale Only00.00%, see rank
Rented or Sold, Not Occupied00.00%, see rank
For Seasonal, Recreational, or Occasional Use00.00%, see rank
For Migrant Workers00.00%, see rank
Other Vacant00.00%, see rank

*Based on 2010 data.


*A census block is the smallest geographic area defined by the United States Census Bureau to take census. In total, there are more than 10 million census blocks in the United Status with an average of around 30 residents in each. A census block normally only covers a street block or a small community. It is ideal for studying data relating to the smallest geographic area.


 
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