COMPARING TWO PLACES
Census Tract 101 vs Census Tract 106.02
PLACE A
Census Tract 101, Marion County, Ohio
VS
PLACE B
Census Tract 106.02, District of Columbia, District of Columbia
Census Tract 101 is 37% smaller than Census Tract 106.02. Census Tract 106.02 earns more, with a median household income $71,080 higher.
CENSUS TRACT 101CENSUS TRACT 106.02DIFFERENCE
Total population4,6297,378−37% vs Census Tract 106.02
Population density4935,301−35,253
Median age40.831.7+9.1
Male57.5%43.2%+14.4 pts
Female42.5%56.8%−14.4 pts
Foreign-born0.3%10.7%−10.4 pts
White, non-Hispanic95.8%48.0%+47.8 pts
Black0.2%29.5%−29.4 pts
Hispanic / Latino1.7%6.0%−4.3 pts
Asian1.1%10.5%−9.4 pts
Other1.2%5.9%−4.6 pts
Median household income$69,375$140,455−$71,080
Per capita income$34,517$95,366−$60,849
Poverty rate15.3%13.9%+1.4 pts
Income inequality (Gini)0.4090.440−0.0
Bachelor's degree or higher15.4%80.2%−64.8 pts
Graduate degree6.1%56.2%−50.0 pts
Unemployment rate1.6%4.7%−3.0 pts
Labor force participation56.7%81.5%−24.7 pts
Median home value$211,800$1,037,200−$825,400
Median gross rent$971$2,792−$1,821
Owner-occupied73.3%28.3%+45.0 pts
Housing vacancy rate11.2%8.5%+2.7 pts
Rent-burdened households36.3%40.5%−4.3 pts
Average commute25.326.5−1.2
Worked from home9.5%39.1%−29.6 pts
Public transit to work0.0%25.3%−25.3 pts
Uninsured2.7%2.7%Even
Population, 2020 – 2024