2000 census Hamilton County, Iowa

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2000 census age pyramid hamilton county


as of census of 2000, there 16,438 people, 6,692 households, , 4,597 families residing in county. population density 28 people per square mile (11/km²). there 7,082 housing units @ average density of 12 per square mile (5/km²). racial makeup of county 96.71% white, 0.23% black or african american, 0.20% native american, 1.46% asian, 0.01% pacific islander, 0.61% other races, , 0.78% 2 or more races. 1.42% of population hispanic or latino of race.


there 6,692 households out of 30.60% had children under age of 18 living them, 57.90% married couples living together, 7.60% had female householder no husband present, , 31.30% non-families. 27.50% of households made of individuals , 13.60% had living alone 65 years of age or older. average household size 2.43 , average family size 2.95.


in county, population spread out 25.40% under age of 18, 7.10% 18 24, 27.10% 25 44, 22.40% 45 64, , 18.00% 65 years of age or older. median age 39 years. every 100 females there 98.00 males. every 100 females age 18 , over, there 94.80 males.


the median income household in county $38,658, , median income family $45,771. males had median income of $30,579 versus $23,595 females. per capita income county $18,801. 4.30% of families , 6.30% of population below poverty line, including 7.70% of under age 18 , 5.50% of age 65 or over.








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