St. Paul, Minnesota - Dental Demographics - Population


St. Paul, Minnesota - Dental Demographics - Population


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Population



St. Paul's current population is 84,478 people with 32,261 households within this smaller 2 mile radius. This area experienced positive population growth of 8.2% from 2010-2020. This area is projected to grow another 5.3% over the next five years. This is higher than the national average.

The median age of the population in this area is 31.9 which is below the state average of 39.0 years old. This area has an average household size of 2.52 persons. This area is not very family centric with 48.3% of the households being family households and with 31.4% having children in the home and 22.1% of the population being under 15 and an additional 14.3% being under 24. Another 32.0% of this area’s population is between 25 and 44 years of age and 20.1% between 45-64 years old leaving 11.5% of the population over 65 years old. These last two age groups are target age groups for dentures, partials, crowns, and other restorative work.
St. Paul has a daytime employee population of 72,653 versus a permanent population of 84,478 meaning the daytime employee population is 86.0% of the permanent population living in the area and 61.0% of the total daytime population. This is a significant daytime employee population that has a positive impact on the overall numbers.

In this area, 32.8% of the population either holds a bachelor's degree or higher educational degree. St. Paul is lower than the state and US average.

The dominant racial and ethnic groups of the population in the St. Paul area are White 37.3%, Black 24.5%, Native American 1.4%, Asian 26.6%, 4.8% other races and 12.2% Hispanic or Latino of any race.

Table #2 Significant Demographic Characteristics

Demographic Analysis for St. Paul, Minnesota
St. Paul, MinnesotaMinnesotaUnited States
Demographic CharacteristicSt. Paul
Minnesota
Latitude / Longitude:44.953703, -93.089958
Radius2 miles
POPULATION
Population 202184,4785,762,325333,934,112
2010 Total Population78,2195,308,233309,121,785
2020 Total Population84,6205,727,908332,502,844
Projected Total Population 202688,9835,992,188345,887,495
     Population Change, 2010 - 20208.2%7.9%7.6%
     Annual Population Change Rate, 2021 - 20261.0%0.8%0.7%
POPULATION AGE BREAKDOWN
Median Age31.939.038.8
Under 4 years old8.0%6.0%5.9%
5 - 9 years old7.3%6.2%6.1%
10 - 14 years old6.7%6.4%6.2%
15 - 24 years old14.3%12.6%12.8%
25 - 44 years old32.0%26.5%26.8%
     Number of Adults 25-4427,0391,524,83489,400,051
45 - 64 years old20.1%25.3%25.0%
     Number of Adults 45-6416,9491,458,46783,512,738
65 years and over11.5%17.1%17.3%
     Number of Adults 65 years and older9,748986,36457,652,490
     0 - 14 years old22.1%18.5%18.2%
     Number of Children 0-14 years old18,6311,066,91760,698,912
NOTE: All percentages are rounded. ESRI data pulled as of September 25, 2021. Data showing future dates are projections.
Highlighted fields signify favorable characteristics on a comparison basis with the other locations listed and/or national averages


Percentage of the Population with a Bachelor's Degree

St. Paul, Minnesota - Percentage of the Population with a Bachelor
Education: Bach Deg by Census Tract

 59.50% to 87.63%
 45.12% to 59.50%
 30.95% to 45.12%
 19.53% to 30.95%
 0.00% to 19.53%
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Projected Population Growth Rate

St. Paul, Minnesota - Projected Population Growth Rate
Projected Population Growth Per Year

 1.62% to 2.80%
 1.20% to 1.62%
 0.81% to 1.20%
 0.47% to 0.81%
 0.00% to 0.47%
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