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Madera Metro Area Statistics Back to top

Population (2000): 123,109
Land Area (2000): 5,531.856 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 45.223 square kilometers

Madera Metro Area Population By Year

Year	Population	Year	Population	Year	Population
2003	131,632	2005	139,874	2006	144,074
2004	135,003			2007	148,765

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	162,386	65.19%
Rural, Farm	8,580	3.44%
Rural, Non-farm	78,112	31.36%

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Madera Metro Area Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	41,577	35,959	5,618	13.51%	136
1991	44,211	37,563	6,648	15.04%	151
1992	46,913	39,030	7,883	16.80%	169
1993	47,911	40,076	7,835	16.35%	164
1994	48,478	41,036	7,442	15.35%	153
1995	50,706	43,121	7,585	14.96%	150
1996	52,095	44,681	7,413	14.23%	143
1997	52,065	44,982	7,084	13.61%	136
1998	52,400	45,700	6,700	12.79%	128
1999	52,828	46,673	6,155	11.65%	117
2000	54,909	50,140	4,770	8.69%	87
2001	53,955	48,800	5,156	9.56%	96
2002	55,856	49,920	5,936	10.63%	107
2003	59,430	53,280	6,150	10.35%	104
2004	61,625	55,964	5,661	9.19%	92
2005	62,568	57,609	4,960	7.93%	80
2006	63,763	59,291	4,471	7.01%	70
2007	64,422	59,514	4,908	7.62%	76
2008	65,512	59,430	6,082	9.28%	93

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	38,448	33,944	4,504	11.71%	117
Feb 1990	39,530	33,663	5,867	14.84%	148
Mar 1990	40,468	33,624	6,844	16.91%	169
Apr 1990	42,368	35,651	6,717	15.85%	159
May 1990	41,832	36,563	5,269	12.60%	126
Jun 1990	42,357	37,587	4,770	11.26%	113
Jul 1990	43,342	37,777	5,565	12.84%	128
Aug 1990	43,812	39,044	4,768	10.88%	109
Sep 1990	43,204	39,360	3,844	8.90%	89
Oct 1990	40,997	35,556	5,441	13.27%	133
Nov 1990	41,669	34,346	7,323	17.57%	176
Dec 1990	40,900	34,398	6,502	15.90%	159

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	42,000	35,979	6,021	14.34%	143
Feb 1991	42,539	35,418	7,121	16.74%	167
Mar 1991	43,323	35,302	8,021	18.51%	185
Apr 1991	44,115	36,682	7,433	16.85%	168
May 1991	44,133	37,267	6,866	15.56%	156
Jun 1991	44,536	38,554	5,982	13.43%	134
Jul 1991	45,497	38,719	6,778	14.90%	149
Aug 1991	46,430	40,063	6,367	13.71%	137
Sep 1991	46,270	41,725	4,545	9.82%	98
Oct 1991	43,634	37,994	5,640	12.93%	129
Nov 1991	44,522	36,479	8,043	18.07%	181
Dec 1991	43,533	36,571	6,962	15.99%	160

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	43,991	36,707	7,284	16.56%	166
Feb 1992	44,323	36,165	8,158	18.41%	184
Mar 1992	45,081	36,374	8,707	19.31%	193
Apr 1992	46,983	38,597	8,386	17.85%	178
May 1992	47,833	39,916	7,917	16.55%	166
Jun 1992	48,052	39,923	8,129	16.92%	169
Jul 1992	49,483	41,415	8,068	16.30%	163
Aug 1992	49,918	43,668	6,250	12.52%	125
Sep 1992	47,995	42,178	5,817	12.12%	121
Oct 1992	46,280	38,020	8,260	17.85%	178
Nov 1992	46,541	37,463	9,078	19.51%	195
Dec 1992	46,473	37,935	8,538	18.37%	184

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	45,996	37,523	8,473	18.42%	184
Feb 1993	45,841	37,448	8,393	18.31%	183
Mar 1993	46,258	37,054	9,204	19.90%	199
Apr 1993	48,016	39,378	8,638	17.99%	180
May 1993	49,191	40,749	8,442	17.16%	172
Jun 1993	47,984	40,783	7,201	15.01%	150
Jul 1993	50,413	41,794	8,619	17.10%	171
Aug 1993	50,830	43,757	7,073	13.92%	139
Sep 1993	49,434	43,632	5,802	11.74%	117
Oct 1993	46,562	39,922	6,640	14.26%	143
Nov 1993	47,052	39,008	8,044	17.10%	171
Dec 1993	47,359	39,868	7,491	15.82%	158

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	48,527	40,135	8,392	17.29%	173
Feb 1994	47,955	39,659	8,296	17.30%	173
Mar 1994	48,499	39,255	9,244	19.06%	191
Apr 1994	49,426	40,911	8,515	17.23%	172
May 1994	49,265	41,415	7,850	15.93%	159
Jun 1994	48,292	41,370	6,922	14.33%	143
Jul 1994	49,878	41,983	7,895	15.83%	158
Aug 1994	49,969	43,235	6,734	13.48%	135
Sep 1994	49,019	43,747	5,272	10.76%	108
Oct 1994	46,819	40,964	5,855	12.51%	125
Nov 1994	47,107	39,608	7,499	15.92%	159
Dec 1994	46,977	40,153	6,824	14.53%	145

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	48,608	40,919	7,689	15.82%	158
Feb 1995	48,784	40,862	7,922	16.24%	162
Mar 1995	49,587	40,495	9,092	18.34%	183
Apr 1995	51,335	42,386	8,949	17.43%	174
May 1995	51,295	42,913	8,382	16.34%	163
Jun 1995	50,995	43,814	7,181	14.08%	141
Jul 1995	52,930	45,164	7,766	14.67%	147
Aug 1995	52,663	45,821	6,842	12.99%	130
Sep 1995	52,321	47,184	5,137	9.82%	98
Oct 1995	49,256	43,801	5,455	11.07%	111
Nov 1995	50,477	42,001	8,476	16.79%	168
Dec 1995	50,221	42,097	8,124	16.18%	162

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	50,611	42,272	8,339	16.48%	165
Feb 1996	50,026	42,270	7,756	15.50%	155
Mar 1996	50,869	41,742	9,127	17.94%	179
Apr 1996	52,454	44,094	8,360	15.94%	159
May 1996	52,380	45,319	7,061	13.48%	135
Jun 1996	53,102	46,082	7,020	13.22%	132
Jul 1996	54,592	47,393	7,199	13.19%	132
Aug 1996	54,592	48,850	5,742	10.52%	105
Sep 1996	54,057	48,573	5,484	10.14%	101
Oct 1996	51,087	43,840	7,247	14.19%	142
Nov 1996	50,511	42,681	7,830	15.50%	155
Dec 1996	50,856	43,060	7,796	15.33%	153

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	51,126	42,914	8,212	16.06%	161
Feb 1997	50,818	43,016	7,802	15.35%	154
Mar 1997	51,436	42,371	9,065	17.62%	176
Apr 1997	52,368	44,705	7,663	14.63%	146
May 1997	52,272	45,758	6,514	12.46%	125
Jun 1997	52,531	45,589	6,942	13.22%	132
Jul 1997	54,939	47,409	7,530	13.71%	137
Aug 1997	54,547	49,078	5,469	10.03%	100
Sep 1997	52,618	48,217	4,401	8.36%	84
Oct 1997	50,342	44,262	6,080	12.08%	121
Nov 1997	50,720	42,994	7,726	15.23%	152
Dec 1997	51,064	43,466	7,598	14.88%	149

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	50,835	43,169	7,666	15.08%	151
Feb 1998	49,825	42,785	7,040	14.13%	141
Mar 1998	51,090	42,444	8,646	16.92%	169
Apr 1998	51,627	44,093	7,534	14.59%	146
May 1998	52,020	45,734	6,286	12.08%	121
Jun 1998	52,907	46,468	6,439	12.17%	122
Jul 1998	54,742	47,892	6,850	12.51%	125
Aug 1998	54,894	48,981	5,913	10.77%	108
Sep 1998	54,596	49,711	4,885	8.95%	89
Oct 1998	51,817	46,557	5,260	10.15%	102
Nov 1998	51,579	44,900	6,679	12.95%	129
Dec 1998	52,868	45,665	7,203	13.62%	136

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	51,989	44,494	7,495	14.42%	144
Feb 1999	51,099	44,202	6,897	13.50%	135
Mar 1999	51,348	43,521	7,827	15.24%	152
Apr 1999	52,294	44,919	7,375	14.10%	141
May 1999	52,362	46,482	5,880	11.23%	112
Jun 1999	53,557	47,705	5,852	10.93%	109
Jul 1999	55,170	49,204	5,966	10.81%	108
Aug 1999	54,880	49,722	5,158	9.40%	94
Sep 1999	54,726	50,654	4,072	7.44%	74
Oct 1999	51,959	47,228	4,731	9.11%	91
Nov 1999	51,794	45,732	6,062	11.70%	117
Dec 1999	52,760	46,215	6,545	12.41%	124

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	53,543	48,125	5,418	10.12%	101
Feb 2000	54,710	49,314	5,396	9.86%	99
Mar 2000	51,895	45,923	5,972	11.51%	115
Apr 2000	53,435	48,449	4,986	9.33%	93
May 2000	54,408	49,710	4,698	8.63%	86
Jun 2000	55,180	50,592	4,588	8.31%	83
Jul 2000	56,903	52,260	4,643	8.16%	82
Aug 2000	58,698	54,562	4,136	7.05%	70
Sep 2000	59,569	56,138	3,431	5.76%	58
Oct 2000	55,321	51,342	3,979	7.19%	72
Nov 2000	52,035	47,000	5,035	9.68%	97
Dec 2000	53,213	48,260	4,953	9.31%	93

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	53,452	47,846	5,606	10.49%	105
Feb 2001	52,624	46,838	5,786	10.99%	110
Mar 2001	50,683	44,418	6,265	12.36%	124
Apr 2001	51,716	46,328	5,388	10.42%	104
May 2001	52,694	48,082	4,612	8.75%	88
Jun 2001	53,619	48,952	4,667	8.70%	87
Jul 2001	55,846	51,136	4,710	8.43%	84
Aug 2001	57,095	52,911	4,184	7.33%	73
Sep 2001	58,339	54,463	3,876	6.64%	66
Oct 2001	54,045	49,349	4,696	8.69%	87
Nov 2001	52,303	46,494	5,809	11.11%	111
Dec 2001	55,049	48,777	6,272	11.39%	114

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	55,251	48,265	6,986	12.64%	126
Feb 2002	54,989	48,218	6,771	12.31%	123
Mar 2002	53,643	46,879	6,764	12.61%	126
Apr 2002	53,570	47,225	6,345	11.84%	118
May 2002	54,779	49,259	5,520	10.08%	101
Jun 2002	55,487	49,979	5,508	9.93%	99
Jul 2002	57,028	51,319	5,709	10.01%	100
Aug 2002	58,215	53,169	5,046	8.67%	87
Sep 2002	59,897	55,301	4,596	7.67%	77
Oct 2002	57,259	52,199	5,060	8.84%	88
Nov 2002	54,960	48,606	6,354	11.56%	116
Dec 2002	55,188	48,619	6,569	11.90%	119

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	56,901	49,672	7,229	12.70%	127
Feb 2003	57,075	50,027	7,048	12.35%	123
Mar 2003	56,348	49,206	7,142	12.67%	127
Apr 2003	55,701	48,842	6,859	12.31%	123
May 2003	56,745	50,611	6,134	10.81%	108
Jun 2003	59,561	53,353	6,208	10.42%	104
Jul 2003	61,028	55,101	5,927	9.71%	97
Aug 2003	62,774	57,454	5,320	8.47%	85
Sep 2003	64,361	59,530	4,831	7.51%	75
Oct 2003	61,680	56,507	5,173	8.39%	84
Nov 2003	60,188	54,271	5,917	9.83%	98
Dec 2003	60,803	54,787	6,016	9.89%	99

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	61,756	54,888	6,868	11.12%	111
Feb 2004	61,329	54,725	6,604	10.77%	108
Mar 2004	60,035	53,076	6,959	11.59%	116
Apr 2004	60,667	54,574	6,093	10.04%	100
May 2004	60,850	55,303	5,547	9.12%	91
Jun 2004	61,879	56,189	5,690	9.20%	92
Jul 2004	63,193	57,678	5,515	8.73%	87
Aug 2004	64,554	59,829	4,725	7.32%	73
Sep 2004	64,965	60,587	4,378	6.74%	67
Oct 2004	60,181	55,417	4,764	7.92%	79
Nov 2004	59,341	53,973	5,368	9.05%	90
Dec 2004	60,747	55,331	5,416	8.92%	89

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	60,652	54,656	5,996	9.89%	99
Feb 2005	61,682	55,713	5,969	9.68%	97
Mar 2005	60,497	54,776	5,721	9.46%	95
Apr 2005	59,596	54,307	5,289	8.87%	89
May 2005	62,034	57,199	4,835	7.79%	78
Jun 2005	62,603	57,835	4,768	7.62%	76
Jul 2005	64,890	59,992	4,898	7.55%	75
Aug 2005	65,232	60,877	4,355	6.68%	67
Sep 2005	66,112	62,016	4,096	6.20%	62
Oct 2005	63,484	59,283	4,201	6.62%	66
Nov 2005	61,838	57,201	4,637	7.50%	75
Dec 2005	62,200	57,450	4,750	7.64%	76

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	61,945	56,878	5,067	8.18%	82
Feb 2006	62,309	57,244	5,065	8.13%	81
Mar 2006	61,025	55,810	5,215	8.55%	85
Apr 2006	60,297	55,196	5,101	8.46%	85
May 2006	63,939	59,568	4,371	6.84%	68
Jun 2006	64,826	60,402	4,424	6.82%	68
Jul 2006	65,388	60,923	4,465	6.83%	68
Aug 2006	65,897	61,937	3,960	6.01%	60
Sep 2006	67,195	63,611	3,584	5.33%	53
Oct 2006	64,274	60,635	3,639	5.66%	57
Nov 2006	63,152	58,893	4,259	6.74%	67
Dec 2006	64,907	60,400	4,507	6.94%	69

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	64,731	59,482	5,249	8.11%	81
Feb 2007	62,920	57,566	5,354	8.51%	85
Mar 2007	61,586	56,337	5,249	8.52%	85
Apr 2007	63,056	57,892	5,164	8.19%	82
May 2007	64,481	59,876	4,605	7.14%	71
Jun 2007	65,929	61,292	4,637	7.03%	70
Jul 2007	65,031	60,131	4,900	7.53%	75
Aug 2007	65,518	61,158	4,360	6.65%	67
Sep 2007	66,579	62,396	4,183	6.28%	63
Oct 2007	64,315	59,884	4,431	6.89%	69
Nov 2007	63,960	58,896	5,064	7.92%	79
Dec 2007	64,957	59,260	5,697	8.77%	88

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	65,122	59,065	6,057	9.30%	93
Feb 2008	64,109	57,932	6,177	9.64%	96
Mar 2008	63,344	56,675	6,669	10.53%	105
Apr 2008	64,036	57,913	6,123	9.56%	96
May 2008	65,621	59,690	5,931	9.04%	90
Jun 2008	66,521	60,580	5,941	8.93%	89
Jul 2008	66,540	60,270	6,270	9.42%	94
Aug 2008	66,938	61,009	5,929	8.86%	89
Sep 2008	67,374	61,734	5,640	8.37%	84
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

Madera Metro Area Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Agriculture / Forestry / Fishing / Hunting	9,570	19.68%
2.	Construction	4,966	10.21%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	2,414	4.96%
4.	Public Administration	2,410	4.96%
5.	Educational Services	2,146	4.41%
6.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	1,892	3.89%
7.	Repair and Maintenance	1,526	3.14%
8.	Truck Transportation	1,486	3.06%
9.	Machinery Manufacturing	1,378	2.83%
10.	Health Care	1,280	2.63%
11.	Food and Beverage Stores	1,166	2.40%
12.	Beverage and Tobacco Manufacturing	1,082	2.22%
13.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	970	1.99%
14.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	942	1.94%
15.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	876	1.80%
16.	Utilities	846	1.74%
17.	Nonmetallic Mineral Manufacturing	824	1.69%
18.	Finance and Insurance	780	1.60%
19.	Building Materials / Hardware / Lawn and Garden Supplies	766	1.58%
20.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	752	1.55%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Educational Services	5,448	15.26%
2.	Health Care	5,098	14.28%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	2,844	7.97%
4.	Public Administration	2,432	6.81%
5.	Agriculture / Forestry / Fishing / Hunting	2,098	5.88%
6.	Social Assistance	1,956	5.48%
7.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	1,308	3.66%
8.	Finance and Insurance	1,286	3.60%
9.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	1,108	3.10%
10.	Department and Other General Stores	892	2.50%
11.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	848	2.38%
12.	Food and Beverage Stores	834	2.34%
13.	Personal and Laundry Services	728	2.04%
14.	Private Household Services	616	1.73%
15.	Construction	580	1.62%
16.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	444	1.24%
17.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	428	1.20%
18.	Groceries and Related Products, Wholesale	392	1.10%
19.	Other Direct Selling Estab	392	1.10%
20.	Printing and Related Manufacturing	338	0.95%

Madera Metro Area Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Agricultural Workers	6,604	13.58%
2.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	2,716	5.58%
3.	Other Production Occupations	2,684	5.52%
4.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	2,496	5.13%
5.	Other Installation / Maintenance	2,018	4.15%
6.	Vehicle Mechanics	1,888	3.88%
7.	Other Management Occupations	1,812	3.73%
8.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	1,686	3.47%
9.	Farmers and Farm Managers	1,492	3.07%
10.	Metal Workers and Plastic Workers	1,380	2.84%
11.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	1,238	2.55%
12.	Other Construction Trades	1,196	2.46%
13.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	1,136	2.34%
14.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	928	1.91%
15.	Other Material Moving Workers	912	1.88%
16.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	876	1.80%
17.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	834	1.71%
18.	Construction Laborers	826	1.70%
19.	Law Enforcement Workers	790	1.62%
20.	Carpenters	724	1.49%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Office and Admin Support	2,288	6.41%
2.	Secretaries and Admins	2,090	5.85%
3.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	1,632	4.57%
4.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	1,592	4.46%
5.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	1,572	4.40%
6.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	1,508	4.22%
7.	Other Management Occupations	1,504	4.21%
8.	Cashiers	1,466	4.11%
9.	Agricultural Workers	1,460	4.09%
10.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	1,258	3.52%
11.	Child Care Workers	1,146	3.21%
12.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	1,100	3.08%
13.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	976	2.73%
14.	Nursing / Psychiatric / Home Health	948	2.66%
15.	Registered Nurses	908	2.54%
16.	Other Production Occupations	810	2.27%
17.	Health Technologists and Technicians	804	2.25%
18.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	746	2.09%
19.	Other Healthcare Support	690	1.93%
20.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	622	1.74%

Madera Metro Area Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	87,506	47.56%
15-35 hours	19,457	10.58%
1-14 hours	5,204	2.83%
No regular hours	71,817	39.03%

Madera Metro Area Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	4,937	6.22%
5 AM-5:29 AM	4,509	5.68%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	4,975	6.27%
6 AM-6:29 AM	8,743	11.01%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	8,388	10.57%
7 AM-7:29 AM	10,951	13.79%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	12,211	15.38%
8 AM-8:29 AM	7,008	8.83%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	2,140	2.70%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	3,437	4.33%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	1,442	1.82%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	634	0.80%
Noon-3:59 PM	5,451	6.87%
4 PM-11:59 PM	4,561	5.75%

Madera Metro Area Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	4,034	5.08%
5-9	9,701	12.22%
10-14	13,471	16.97%
15-19	11,079	13.96%
20-24	8,381	10.56%
25-29	3,877	4.88%
30-34	11,272	14.20%
35-39	2,206	2.78%
40-44	2,539	3.20%
45-59	5,766	7.26%
60-89	4,080	5.14%
At least 90	2,981	3.76%

Madera Metro Area Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	140	0.18%	50,403	63.49%
30-44	162	0.20%	15,855	19.97%
45-59	38	0.05%	5,728	7.22%
At least 60	248	0.31%	6,813	8.58%

Madera Metro Area Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	330	0.40%
Car / truck / van, carpool	14,951	18.02%
Car / truck / van, solo	60,644	73.08%
Motorcycle	100	0.12%
Other	744	0.90%
Public transportation	588	0.71%
Walked	2,030	2.45%
Worked at home	3,594	4.33%

Madera Metro Area Employment Lawyers handle cases involving employment contracts, severance agreements, OSHA, workers compensation, ADA, race, sex, pregnancy, national-orgin, sexual orientation and age discrimination, sexual harassment, hours & wages and overtime issues. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Family Information Back to top
: 72,414 (230,024 people)
: 57,780 (202,384 people)
: 17,193
: 121,888
Madera Metro Area Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	7,658	10.44%
$10,000-$14,999	5,714	7.79%
$15,000-$19,999	6,557	8.94%
$20,000-$24,999	5,000	6.82%
$25,000-$29,999	5,063	6.90%
$30,000-$34,999	5,091	6.94%
$35,000-$39,999	5,080	6.93%
$40,000-$44,999	4,600	6.27%
$45,000-$49,999	3,495	4.77%
$50,000-$59,999	6,745	9.20%
$60,000-$74,999	6,748	9.20%
$75,000-$99,999	5,469	7.46%
$100,000-$124,999	2,684	3.66%
$125,000-$149,999	1,357	1.85%
$150,000-$199,999	1,142	1.56%
$200,000 or more	927	1.26%

Madera Metro Area Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	5,975	16.53%
Family, 2 people	10,240	28.32%
Nonfamily, 2 people	1,201	3.32%
Family, 3 people	5,500	15.21%
Nonfamily, 3 people	167	0.46%
Family, 4 people	5,477	15.15%
Nonfamily, 4 people	72	0.20%
Family, 5 people	3,455	9.56%
Nonfamily, 5 people	54	0.15%
Family, 6 people	1,842	5.09%
Nonfamily, 6 people	42	0.12%
Family, 7 or more people	2,096	5.80%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	34	0.09%

Madera Metro Area Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	57,583	28.89%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	18,422	9.24%
Public Assistance	5,879	2.95%
Retirement	12,776	6.41%
Self Employment	10,926	5.48%
Social Security	21,270	10.67%
Supplemental Security	4,786	2.40%
Wage / Salary	54,378	27.28%
Other	13,316	6.68%

Madera Metro Area Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	23,770	51.44%
With children under 18	22,440	48.56%

Madera Metro Area Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	6,346	7.28%
Married	53,230	61.03%
Never Married	25,754	29.53%
Widowed	1,894	2.17%

Madera Metro Area Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	10,639	10.53%
Married	57,452	56.86%
Never Married	24,904	24.65%
Widowed	8,041	7.96%

Madera Metro Area Family Lawyers help clients with family law issues, such as marriage, divorce, domestic partnerships, adoptions, paternity, annulment, child support, custody, division of property, alimony, palimony, restraining orders, spousal support, uncontested divorce and visitation rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Education Information Back to top
Madera Metro Area Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	31,677	18.04%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	32,277	18.38%
High school diploma or equivalent	45,065	25.66%
Some college, no degree	38,753	22.07%
Associate degree	9,211	5.24%
Bachelors degree	12,796	7.29%
Graduate or professional degree	5,844	3.33%

Madera Metro Area Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	2,141	1.74%	700	0.57%	2,841	2.31%
Kindergarten	4,759	3.87%	180	0.15%	4,939	4.01%
Grades 1-4	15,781	12.82%	974	0.79%	16,755	13.61%
Grades 5-8	16,188	13.15%	911	0.74%	17,099	13.89%
Grades 9-12	18,364	14.92%	704	0.57%	19,068	15.49%
Undergrad college	9,244	7.51%	1,384	1.12%	10,628	8.63%
Graduate or professional school	1,022	0.83%	512	0.42%	1,534	1.25%
Total	67,499	54.83%	5,365	4.36%	72,864	59.19%

Madera Metro Area Education Lawyers represent colleges, school districts, other educational institutions, and students in the practice of education law. They handle issues related to No Child Left Behind, special education, and disability rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Business Information Back to top
Madera Metro Area Businesses Changes By Year

Year	Business Births	Business Deaths
2003	188	195
2004	224	197

Madera Metro Area Business Lawyers provide services for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, contracts, franchising and business litigation. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Public Benefits Information Back to top
Madera Metro Area Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	183,121	78.78%
Below Poverty Level	49,328	21.22%

Madera Metro Area Public Benefits Lawyers assess the range of local, state and federal government benefits to which their clients may be entitled and help them apply for such programs, as well as appeal decisions denying such benefits to their clients. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Criminal Information Back to top
: 7,084
Madera Metro Area Crimes Per 1,000 People By Type And Year

Year	Aggravated Assault	Forcible Rape	Murder / Manslaughter	Robbery	Total Violent Crimes	Burglary	Larceny / Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft	Total Property Crimes
2003	4.839	0.380	0.053	1.291	6.564	9.321	15.878	6.389	31.588
2004	3.874	0.259	0.052	1.170	5.355	8.437	15.044	5.748	29.229
2005	4.032	0.315	0.071	0.808	5.226	8.100	15.514	5.812	29.426
2006	4.102	0.382	0.014	0.895	5.393	7.455	12.431	4.255	24.140
2007	3.979	0.208	0.034	0.793	5.015	7.246	10.755	3.401	21.403

Madera Metro Area Criminal Lawyers represent defendants in municipal, state and federal criminal proceedings. These lawyers commonly handle cases involving DUI/DWI (drunk driving), drug possession, gun crimes, traffic tickets, violent crimes, sex crimes, theft offenses and white collar crimes. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
Madera Metro Area Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	19,962	16.21%
10-19 Years	20,308	16.50%
20-29 Years	16,601	13.48%
30-39 Years	18,126	14.72%
40-49 Years	17,755	14.42%
50-59 Years	12,378	10.05%
60-69 Years	8,447	6.86%
70-79 Years	6,476	5.26%
80-89 Years	2,571	2.09%
90+ Years	485	0.39%

Madera Metro Area Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	58,911	47.85%
Female	64,198	52.15%

Madera Metro Area Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	57,391	46.62%
Hispanic/Latino	54,515	44.28%
African-American	4,710	3.83%
Multiracial	2,872	2.33%
Amerindian	1,694	1.38%
Asian	1,480	1.20%
Other Race	287	0.23%
Pacific Islander	160	0.13%

Madera Metro Area Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	German	24,175	20.12%
2.	Irish	18,302	15.23%
3.	English	17,701	14.73%
4.	United States Or American	11,190	9.31%
5.	Italian	7,781	6.48%
6.	French Non-Basque	5,452	4.54%
7.	Dutch	4,315	3.59%
8.	Portuguese	3,852	3.21%
9.	Scottish	3,742	3.11%
10.	Swedish	2,966	2.47%

Madera Metro Area Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	145,092	63.34%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	76,741	33.50%
3.	Other Indic	1,103	0.48%
4.	German	750	0.33%
5.	Portuguese / Portuguese Creole	723	0.32%
6.	Italian	546	0.24%
7.	Other Pacific Island	469	0.20%
8.	French	454	0.20%
9.	Tagalog	398	0.17%
10.	Armenian	282	0.12%

Madera Metro Area Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	198,930	79.87%
Naturalized immigrant	12,387	4.97%
Not a citizen	37,761	15.16%

Madera Metro Area Immigration Lawyers help clients navigate through the federal immigration process. They help workers secure temporary visas (H1-B, fiances obtain K-1 visas, and permanent immigrants apply for Green Cards or citizenship. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Civil Rights Lawyers represent clients who have been illegally discriminated against on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and national origin. If you have suffered employment discrimination, sexual harassment, or have been treated differently by a hotel, restaurant, or other public accommodation, a civil rights lawyer can help you determine whether your rights were violated and what types of redress are available. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Madera Metro Area Counties Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Madera County

Madera Metro Area Cities Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Ahwahnee	Madera	Parkwood
Bass Lake	North Fork	Raymond
Bonadelle Ranchos-Madera Ranchos	O Neals	Wishon
Chowchilla	Oakhurst	Yosemite Lakes
Coarsegold	Parksdale

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