Census Block Group 963700-4 in La Salle County, Illinois

Population 1,473 (2010), see rank House Units 604, see rank Race Whites:95.9%, Hispanics:4.3%, Blacks:0.7%, Asians:0.3%, Others:3.1% Population Density: 19.43/sq mi, see rank Median Household Income: $72,708, see rank Median House Price: $190,000, see rank Time Zone: Central GMT -6:00 with Daylight Saving in the Summer Land Area: 72.46 sq mi, see rank Water Area: 3.34 sq mi (4.41%), see rank State: Illinois Area: Ottawa-Streator, IL County: La Salle County Census Tract: 963700 School District: Allen Township Community Consolidated School District 65 Marseilles Elementary School District 150 Grand Ridge Community Consolidated School District 95 Seneca Community Consolidated School District 170 Ottawa Township High School District 140 Seneca Township High School District 160 Streator Township High School District 40 see rank

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Block Group 963700-4 Blocks

*A census block group is a geographic area defined by the United States Census Bureau and used for the census. On average, a census block group has around 1,500 residents. Census block groups, as well as census tracts, are more uniformly distributed in terms of the number of residents than cities or zip codes. Also, the census block group and the census tract demographic data are nearly 100% complete vs. less than 70% coverage of demographic data for cities and zip codes. Therefore census block groups and the census tracts are an excellent way to understand locations in a smaller scale, for example understanding the different areas of a large city. Census block groups are smaller than census tracts and can be further divided into census blocks for understanding locations at the block and community level.