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Lumpkin County Statistics (county created in 1832)

Economics

  • Percent of total land constituted by farmland – 13.9%
  • Avg. farm size in acres – 127 acres
  • Avg. age of all farmers – 58 years old
  • Economic rank – 71 (out of 159 total counties in Georgia)
  • Gross county digest in 2000 - $501,799,000
  • Homestead and property exemptions in 2000 –$44,190,000
  • Percent of households within economic group – less than $10,000 (19.6%) $10,000-$25,000 (27.5%) $25,000-$50,000 (35.7%) $50,000 or more (17.2%)
  • Median household income - $35,598
  • Per capita personal income - $22,455
  • Persons below poverty level – 14.4%
  • Median household effective buying income - $33,604
  • Percentage of labor force working inside county of residence – 57.3%
  • Percentage working outside county of residence – 42.7%
  • Mean travel time in minutes - 24.1 minutes
  • Percent traveling over 45 minutes – 18.6%
  • Unpaved county mileage – 34.2%


Education

  • Avg. annual salary for teachers - $40,675

  • Avg. years of experience for teachers – 13.09 years

  • Avg. number of students per teacher – 15

  • Local funding as a percentage of total school revenues – 38.1%

  • Percentage of residents with high school diploma – 30.5%

  • Percentage with bachelor degree – 7.4%

  • Percentage with graduate or professional degree – 3.7%

Households

  • Family households as percentage of total households – 71.2%

  • Avg. family size – 3.04 persons

  • Family households with children under 18 years – 46.2%

  • Avg. household size – 2.61

  • Percentage change in total households 1990-2000 – 51.5%

  • Percentage of units owner occupied – 72.3%

  • Percentage of units renter occupied – 27.7%

  • Civilian labor force unemployment rate – 1.8%

Population

  • Percentage of population age 62 and over – 12%

  • Median age – 32.5 years

  • Percentage of population change 1990-2000 – 44.2%

  • Persons per square mile – 73.9

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