Income
and Poverty1 |
North Carolina |
Median Family
Income 2000 |
Per Capita Money Income 2000 |
North Carolina |
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Regions |
Average Median |
Weighted Average Median |
Average |
Weighted Average |
Regions |
Percent Persons in Poverty |
Eastern North
Carolina--Estimated (41 Counties) |
$38,915 |
$40,673 |
$16,519 |
$17,172 |
Eastern North
Carolina (41 Counties) |
15.4% |
Remainder
North Carolina--Estimated (59 Counties) |
$43,763
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$50,673 |
$18,712 |
$21,674 |
Remainder North
Carolina (59 Counties) |
10.4% |
North
Carolina Total--Observed |
$46,335 |
$46,335 |
$20,307 |
$20,307 |
North Carolina Total |
11.9% |
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Eastern North Carolina |
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County |
Median Family Income 2000 |
Per Capita Money Income 2000 |
Percent Persons in Poverty |
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Beaufort |
$37,893
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$16,722 |
19.2% |
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Bertie |
$30,186 |
$14,096
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23.3% |
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Bladen |
$33,974 |
$14,735
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20.5% |
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Brunswick |
$42,037 |
$19,857
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12.4% |
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Camden |
$45,387 |
$18,681
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10.0% |
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Carteret |
$45,499 |
$21,260
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10.6% |
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Chowan |
$36,986 |
$15,027
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17.2% |
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Columbus |
$33,849 |
$14,415
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22.3% |
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Craven |
$42,574 |
$18,423
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12.3% |
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Cumberland |
$41,459 |
$17,376
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12.0% |
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Currituck |
$46,382 |
$19,908
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10.6% |
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Dare |
$49,302 |
$23,614
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7.9% |
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Duplin |
$34,760 |
$14,499
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19.2% |
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Edgecombe |
$35,902 |
$14,435
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19.2% |
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Gates |
$41,511 |
$15,963
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16.8% |
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Greene |
$36,419 |
$15,452
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18.9% |
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Halifax |
$33,515 |
$13,810
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23.2% |
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Harnett |
$41,176 |
$16,775
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14.4% |
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Hertford |
$32,002 |
$15,641
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17.7% |
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Hoke |
$36,110 |
$13,635
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17.0% |
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Hyde |
$35,558 |
$13,164
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13.6% |
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Johnston |
$48,599 |
$18,788
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12.6% |
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Jones |
$35,180 |
$15,916
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16.6% |
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Lenoir |
$38,815 |
$16,744
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16.1% |
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Martin |
$35,428 |
$15,102
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20.2% |
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Nash |
$44,769 |
$18,863
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13.1% |
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New
Hanover |
$50,861 |
$23,123
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12.8% |
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Northampton |
$34,648 |
$15,413
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20.4% |
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Onslow |
$36,692 |
$14,853
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11.3% |
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Pamlico |
$41,659 |
$18,005
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14.6% |
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Pasquotank |
$36,402 |
$14,815
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17.1% |
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Pender |
$41,633 |
$17,882
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13.2% |
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Perquimans |
$35,212 |
$15,728
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17.6% |
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Pitt |
$43,971 |
$18,243
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19.4% |
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Robeson |
$32,514 |
$13,224
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22.2% |
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Sampson |
$38,072 |
$14,976
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17.3% |
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Scotland |
$39,178 |
$15,693
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20.0% |
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Tyrrell |
$32,468 |
$13,326
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20.9% |
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Washington |
$34,888 |
$14,994
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21.5% |
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Wayne |
$40,492 |
$17,010
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13.3% |
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Wilson |
$41,551 |
$17,102
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18.1% |
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ENC Total |
$38,915 |
$16,519 |
15.4% |
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Remainder North Carolina |
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County |
Median Family Income 2000 |
Per Capita Money Income 2000 |
Percent Persons in Poverty |
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Alamance |
$46,479
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$19,391 |
10.8% |
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Alexander |
$45,691 |
$18,507
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8.4% |
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Alleghany |
$38,473 |
$17,691
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16.9% |
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Anson |
$35,870 |
$14,853
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16.8% |
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Ashe |
$36,052 |
$16,429
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13.3% |
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Avery |
$37,454 |
$15,176
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13.7% |
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Buncombe |
$45,011 |
$20,384
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11.1% |
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Burke |
$42,114 |
$17,397
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10.2% |
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Cabarrus |
$53,692 |
$21,121
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6.9% |
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Caldwell |
$41,665 |
$17,353
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10.5% |
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Caswell |
$41,905 |
$16,470
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13.7% |
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Catawba |
$47,474 |
$20,358
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9.0% |
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Chatham |
$50,909 |
$23,355
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9.6% |
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Cherokee |
$33,768 |
$15,814
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15.1% |
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Clay |
$38,264 |
$18,221
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11.3% |
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Cleveland |
$41,733 |
$17,395
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12.9% |
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Davidson |
$46,241 |
$18,703
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9.9% |
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Davie |
$47,699 |
$21,359
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8.5% |
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Durham |
$53,223 |
$23,156
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12.8% |
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Forsyth |
$52,032 |
$23,023
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10.7% |
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Franklin |
$44,540 |
$17,562
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12.3% |
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Gaston |
$46,271 |
$19,225
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10.7% |
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Graham |
$32,750 |
$14,237
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19.3% |
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Granville |
$46,013 |
$17,118
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10.3% |
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Guilford |
$52,638 |
$23,340
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10.3% |
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Haywood |
$40,438 |
$18,554
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11.3% |
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Henderson |
$44,974 |
$21,110
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9.6% |
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Iredell |
$49,078 |
$21,148
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8.1% |
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Jackson |
$40,876 |
$17,582
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13.8% |
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Lee |
$45,373 |
$19,147
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12.6% |
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Lincoln |
$47,752 |
$18,877
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9.0% |
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Macon |
$37,381 |
$18,642
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12.5% |
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Madison |
$37,383 |
$16,076
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14.7% |
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McDowell |
$37,789 |
$16,109
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11.2% |
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Mecklenburg |
$60,608 |
$27,352
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9.0% |
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Mitchell |
$36,367 |
$15,933
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13.7% |
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Montgomery |
$39,616 |
$16,504
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14.8% |
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Moore |
$48,492 |
$23,377
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11.2% |
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Orange |
$59,874 |
$24,873
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13.3% |
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Person |
$44,598 |
$18,709
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11.9% |
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Polk |
$45,096 |
$19,804
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9.9% |
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Randolph |
$44,369 |
$18,236
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9.0% |
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Richmond |
$35,226 |
$14,485
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18.8% |
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Rockingham |
$40,821 |
$17,120
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12.6% |
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Rowan |
$44,242 |
$18,071
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10.3% |
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Rutherford |
$37,787 |
$16,270
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13.5% |
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Stanly |
$43,956 |
$17,825
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10.4% |
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Stokes |
$44,615 |
$18,130
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9.0% |
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Surry |
$38,902 |
$17,722
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12.2% |
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Swain |
$33,786 |
$14,647
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17.9% |
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Transylvania |
$45,579 |
$20,767
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9.2% |
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Union |
$56,197 |
$21,978
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8.0% |
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Vance |
$36,389 |
$15,897
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20.2% |
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Wake |
$67,149 |
$27,004
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7.6% |
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Warren |
$33,602 |
$14,716
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18.6% |
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Watauga |
$45,508 |
$17,258
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15.8% |
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Wilkes |
$40,607 |
$17,516
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11.7% |
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Yadkin |
$43,758 |
$18,576
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9.9% |
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Yancey |
$35,879 |
$16,335
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15.6% |
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RNC Total |
$43,763 |
$18,712 |
10.4% |
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1. Data Source: State Data Center (LINC) |
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Median
Family Income (6077): Median Family Income ($).
Family income consists of total money income received in the calendar year by
all family members 15 years old and over (14 in 1970), tabulated for all
families. Family income differs from household income by excluding income
received by household members not related to the householder, persons living
alone, and others in non-family households. Median family income figures are
derived from the entire distribution of family incomes. See variable 6071.
The 1970 data are from the publication General Social and Economic
Characteristics. The 1980 data are from table 74, STF3A. The 1990 data are
from cell 1, table P107A, STF3A. The 2000 data come from DP3080 in sample
Demographic Profiles, except for multi-county municipal parts, which come
from table-cell P077001, SF3. Sample data. Regional totals and other
geographic aggregations are not available for this variable. |
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Source: Federal
Agency Data: Bureau of the Census - Census of Population and Housing |
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Per
Capita Money Income (Census) (6082): Per capita
money income for the calendar year prior to census day. Per capita income is
total money income per resident of the area, including young children,
elderly, and others who may not be earning money. Total money income is the
sum of amounts reported separately for income from wages and salaries;
nonfarm self-employment; farm self-employment; interest, dividends, and net
rentals; Social Security; public assistance; and all other sources. The
figures represent the amount of income received before deductions for
personal income taxes, Social Security, bond purchases, union dues, Medicare
deductions, etc. In-kind income is excluded. The 1970 data were taken from
the publication, General Social and Economic Characteristics. The 1980 data
are from cell 1, table 85, STF3A. The 1990 data are from cell 1, table P114A,
STF3A. The 2000 data come from DP3081 in sample Demographic Profiles, except
for multi-county municipal parts, which come from table-cell P082001, SF3.
Sample data. Regional totals and other geographic aggregations are not
available for this variable. |
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Source: Federal
Agency Data: Bureau of the Census - Census of Population and Housing |
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Persons
in Poverty (6093): Total number of persons with income below the poverty
threshold in the calendar year prior to the census. See TOTPOVSTATUS. Not
available for 1970 (see variable 6094, TOTALPOVRATE). The 1980 data are from
cell 2, table 91, STF3A. The 1990 data are the sum of cells 13 through 24,
table P117, STF3A. The 2000 data come from DP3090 in sample Demographic
Profiles, except for multi-county municipal parts, which come from table-cell
P087002, SF3. Sample data. |
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Source: Federal
Agency Data: Bureau of the Census - Census of Population and Housing |
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