The population of Manhattan

new york county has the highest population density in the United States.

the p>2 U.S. census showed that there were 1,537,195 people, 738,644 households and 32,15 permanent families in the county. The population density is 25,849.9 people per square kilometer. The average density of 798,144 houses is 13,421.8 per square kilometer. The racial composition of new york County is: 54.36% white, 17.39% black, .5% Indian, 9.4% Asian, .7% Oceania, 14.14% other races and 4.14% mixed race. Among them, 27.18% of the population is Latino. 45.8% of the population is non-Hispanic white. The composition of European residents is as follows (2):

Ireland: 7.48%

Italy: 7.1%

Germany: 6.63%

England: 5.43%

According to the estimation of the US Census Bureau, the population of new york County has increased to 1.56 million 4798 in 23.

The racial composition of Lower Manhattan (south of Houston Street) is quite different from other places. According to the 2 census, 41% of the population is Asian, 32% is non-Hispanic white, 19% Hispanic and 6% black; 43% of the population are immigrants. The reason is that the population of Chinatown accounts for 55% of Lower Manhattan.

There are 738,644 households, of which 17.1% have children under the age of 18; 25.2% live with two spouses; 12.6% are female households without husbands; 59.1% is not a family. 48.% of households live alone; 1.9% are elderly people aged 65 and above living alone. On average, there are 2 people in each household and 2.99 people in each household.

The population under the age of p>18 accounts for 16.8%; 18-24 years old is 1.2%; 25-44 years old is 28.3%; 45-64 is 22.6%; 65 years old and above is 12.2%. The average age is 36. The ratio of male to female is 9.3: 1; The ratio of males to females aged 18 and above is 87.9: 1.

the average annual income in new york county is $47,3; The average annual income of a family is $5229. $51,856 for men; 45,712 dollars for women. The per capita annual income is $42922. 2.% of the total population and 17.6% of families live below the poverty line. 31.8% of the population under the age of 18 and 18.9% of the population aged 65 and above live below the poverty line.