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Demographics... 
We have chosen some of the most basic characteristics: age, gender, perception of race, and disability* status. These basic characteristics are readily available at all levels of government, enhancing the ability to make multiple comparisons across city, county, state and national levels.

 Why are demographic indicators important ?

  Demographics are defined as the physical characteristics of a population. Demographics
  are a tool for describing a population, understanding some basic facts about who makes up   that population as a whole, and how they compare to other populations.

  Hermantown, with a population increase of 19% from 1990 to 2000, is the community in the   Twin Ports with the most rapid population growth. During this same time period, Duluth's   population grew by just 1%, St. Louis County's population increased 1.2% and Proctor's   population decreased by 4.1%. The City of Superior's population increased by just 234   people (0.9%) and the population of Douglas County increased by 3.7%.


By Gender

SOURCE: U.S. Census for the year specified (1980, 1990, 2000)

1980  1990 2000
  Female Male Female Male Female Male
  Duluth 48,931 43,880 45,191 40,302 44,945 41,973
  Douglas   County 22,613 21,808 21,471 20,287 21,955 21,332
  Hermantown 3,156 3,603 3,038 3,723 3,761 3,687
  Minnesota 2,078,144 1,997,826 2,229,916 2,145,183 2,483,848 2,435,631
  Proctor 1,643 1,537 1,529 1,425 1,528 1,324
  St. Louis   County 113,191 109,038 101,778 96,435 101,899 98,629
  Superior 15,424 14,147 14,335 12,799 14,228 13,140
  USA   (National) 116,492,644 110,053,161 127,470,455 121,239,418 143,368,343 138,053,563

 

















 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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