COMPARING TWO PLACES
Census Tract 2005 vs Census Tract 98.10
PLACE A
Census Tract 2005, Christian County, Kentucky
VS
PLACE B
Census Tract 98.10, District of Columbia, District of Columbia
Census Tract 2005 is 113% larger than Census Tract 98.10. Census Tract 2005 earns more, with a median household income $2,327 higher.
CENSUS TRACT 2005CENSUS TRACT 98.10DIFFERENCE
Total population4,4822,109+113% vs Census Tract 98.10
Population density1,12213,695−12,573
Median age28.133.3−5.2
Male51.0%39.3%+11.7 pts
Female49.0%60.7%−11.7 pts
Foreign-born7.0%0.0%+7.0 pts
White, non-Hispanic59.8%0.6%+59.2 pts
Black14.2%93.7%−79.6 pts
Hispanic / Latino3.7%0.0%+3.7 pts
Asian6.1%0.0%+6.1 pts
Other16.3%5.7%+10.6 pts
Median household income$49,957$47,630+$2,327
Per capita income$29,533$27,201+$2,332
Poverty rate11.8%51.2%−39.4 pts
Income inequality (Gini)0.3530.622−0.3
Bachelor's degree or higher29.8%7.3%+22.5 pts
Graduate degree11.6%4.4%+7.2 pts
Unemployment rate3.8%40.3%−36.5 pts
Labor force participation72.7%35.5%+37.3 pts
Median home value$202,600$559,000−$356,400
Median gross rent$1,032$1,356−$324
Owner-occupied39.6%2.7%+36.9 pts
Housing vacancy rate13.0%18.6%−5.7 pts
Rent-burdened households55.1%65.1%−10.0 pts
Average commute19.239.8−20.6
Worked from home2.7%8.5%−5.8 pts
Public transit to work0.0%25.9%−25.9 pts
Uninsured6.6%4.9%+1.7 pts
Population, 2020 – 2024