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St. Paul

Nebraska · 2,290 residents · 1.255 sq mi
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St. Paul has lower-than-average household income, with a median household income of $43,125. Population has held roughly steady since 2000. Median home value is $80,400.

At a glance
Lower income
below the US median
US median: $52,703
Older
median age 40.3
US median: 37.2
Less educated
18% hold a bachelor's degree
US average: 28%
Stable housing
home values roughly flat, inflation adjusted
US median home: $225,659
Section 01

Population & growth

Total population
2,290
+3%since 2000
from 2,218 in 2000
1990 – 2025
Population density
1,825 / sq mi
+3%since 2000
from 1,767 / sq mi in 2000
US average: 261
Median age
40.3
+3%since 2000
from 39.3 in 2000
US average: 37.2
Population, 1990 – 2024
2K2K2K3K3K1990201020202024St. Paul
20243K
1990201020202024
Section 02

Income & economy

Median household income
$43,125
+7%inflation adjusted, since 2000
from $31,818 in 2000
US average: $52,703
1990 – 2024
Per capita income
$22,142
+26%since 2000
from $17,596 in 2000
US average: $27,286
Households earning $100K+
19.6%
+3.7 ptssince 2009
from 15.9% in 2009
US average: 33.3%
Poverty rate
13.9%
+5.6 ptssince 2000
from 8.3% in 2000
US average: 13.8%
Income inequality (Gini)
0.397
US average: 0.461
Workforce by industry, 2010
Information15.4%
US avg: 11.5%
Wholesale trade9.1%
US avg: 7.2%
Retail trade8.9%
US avg: 10.9%
Finance & insurance6.6%
US avg: 5.1%
Other services6.6%
US avg: 7%
Transportation & warehousing5.8%
US avg: 3.1%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing5.1%
US avg: 1.9%
Construction5.1%
US avg: 1.4%
Public administration5%
US avg: 4.9%
Professional, scientific, technical3.4%
US avg: 4.2%
Education & health services3.2%
US avg: 0.9%
Manufacturing0%
US avg: 0.5%
Arts, entertainment, food0%
US avg: 2.4%
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Section 03

Housing

Median home value
$80,400
−4%inflation adjusted, since 2000
from $66,300 in 2000
US average: $225,659
1990 – 2024
Median gross rent
$545
+1%inflation adjusted, since 2000
from $427 in 2000
US average: $853
Owner-occupied
40.7%
−32.5 ptssince 2000
from 73.3% in 2000
31.0% rent
Vacancy rate
6.0%
+2.8 ptssince 2009
from 3.2% in 2009
US average: 12.1%
Owner cost-burdened
19.8%
−3.9 ptssince 2009
from 23.8% in 2009
US average: 30.9%
Renter cost-burdened
32.0%
−5.3 ptssince 2009
from 37.3% in 2009
US average: 46.8%
Afford Score
1.9
−11%since 2000
from 2.1 in 2000
1990 – 2024
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Section 04

Race & ethnicity

2000
White, non-Hispanic98.5%(2,185)
Black0.2%(5)
Hispanic / Latino0.9%(19)
Asian0.1%(3)
Other0%
Diversity Score3%(67)
2010
White, non-Hispanic97.2%(2,225)
Black0.3%(7)
Hispanic / Latino1.4%(32)
Asian0.1%(3)
Other0.2%(4)
Diversity Score5%(115)
Diversity Score
5
+66%since 2000
from 3 in 2000
1990 – 2024
Section 05

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher
18.4%
+0.2 ptssince 2000
from 18.2% in 2000
US average: 27.9%
High school or higher
89.4%
+3.2 ptssince 2000
from 86.2% in 2000
US average: 84.9%
Graduate degree
6.7%
+0.3 ptssince 2000
from 6.4% in 2000
US average: 10.2%
Section 06

Commute & transportation

Average commute
16.0 min
+26%since 2000
from 12.7 min in 2000
US average: 25.2
Drive alone to work
85.9%
+3.2 ptssince 2009
from 82.7% in 2009
US average: 76.2%
Carpooled to work
8.0%
−1.0 ptssince 2009
from 9.0% in 2009
US average: 10.4%
Public transit
0.0%
Unchangedsince 2009
from 0.0% in 2009
US average: 4.7%
Worked from home
2.0%
−0.6 ptssince 2009
from 2.6% in 2009
US average: 4.1%
Walked to work
2.5%
−0.8 ptssince 2009
from 3.4% in 2009
US average: 2.8%
Biked to work
1.6%
−0.8 ptssince 2009
from 2.4% in 2009
US average: 0.5%
No vehicle available
5.1%
−0.8 ptssince 2009
from 5.9% in 2009
US average: 8.7%
Section 07

Work & employment

Self-employed
17.5%
+0.8 ptssince 2009
from 16.7% in 2009
US average: 12.9%
Management & professional
26.6%
−25.4 ptssince 2009
from 52.0% in 2009
US average: 35.2%
Section 08

People & community

Male
49.2%
+0.2 ptssince 2009
from 49.0% in 2009
Female
50.8%
−0.2 ptssince 2009
from 51.0% in 2009
Foreign born
0.6%
−0.1 ptssince 2009
from 0.7% in 2009
US average: 12.8%
Veterans
16.4%
−31.2 ptssince 2009
from 47.6% in 2009
US average: 9.9%
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Frequently asked

How many people live in St. Paul, Nebraska?

St. Paul, Nebraska has about 2,290 residents according to the 2010 American Community Survey.

What is the median household income in St. Paul, Nebraska?

The typical household in St. Paul, Nebraska earns about $43,125 a year. Half of households make more than that, and half make less.

Is St. Paul, Nebraska expensive?

In St. Paul, Nebraska, the median home is worth about $80,400, and the typical rent is about $545 a month.

How educated are people in St. Paul, Nebraska?

About 18.4% of adults age 25 and over in St. Paul, Nebraska hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

What is the poverty rate in St. Paul, Nebraska?

About 13.9% of people in St. Paul, Nebraska live below the federal poverty line.

Has St. Paul, Nebraska grown since 1990?

Yes, St. Paul, Nebraska has grown since 1990. The population has added about 281 residents, a change of about 14 percent over that period.

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