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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Statistics Back to top

Population (2000): 54,501
Land Area (2000): 5,789.697 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 100.824 square kilometers

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	58,244	53.26%
Rural, Farm	1,065	0.97%
Rural, Non-farm	50,048	45.77%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Employment Information Back to top
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	19,878	18,537	1,341	6.75%	68
1991	19,996	18,254	1,742	8.71%	87
1992	20,763	18,406	2,357	11.35%	114
1993	20,632	18,162	2,470	11.97%	120
1994	20,997	18,669	2,328	11.09%	111
1995	20,133	17,945	2,188	10.87%	109
1996	19,567	17,553	2,014	10.29%	103
1997	19,706	17,964	1,742	8.84%	88
1998	19,545	17,983	1,562	7.99%	80
1999	19,832	18,524	1,308	6.59%	66
2000	22,889	21,541	1,347	5.89%	59
2001	23,961	22,558	1,403	5.86%	59
2002	24,886	23,232	1,653	6.64%	67
2003	25,484	23,688	1,795	7.05%	71
2004	25,765	23,977	1,788	6.94%	70
2005	26,269	24,565	1,704	6.49%	65
2006	26,233	24,712	1,521	5.80%	58
2007	26,273	24,607	1,666	6.34%	63
2008	26,736	24,664	2,072	7.75%	77

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	18,811	17,108	1,703	9.05%	91
Feb 1990	18,992	17,305	1,687	8.88%	89
Mar 1990	19,147	17,591	1,556	8.13%	81
Apr 1990	19,451	17,944	1,507	7.75%	77
May 1990	19,722	18,429	1,293	6.56%	66
Jun 1990	20,556	19,434	1,122	5.46%	55
Jul 1990	21,141	19,932	1,209	5.72%	57
Aug 1990	21,037	20,023	1,014	4.82%	48
Sep 1990	20,074	18,970	1,104	5.50%	55
Oct 1990	19,963	18,887	1,076	5.39%	54
Nov 1990	19,828	18,476	1,352	6.82%	68
Dec 1990	19,818	18,347	1,471	7.42%	74

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	19,781	17,720	2,061	10.42%	104
Feb 1991	19,668	17,476	2,192	11.15%	111
Mar 1991	19,930	17,738	2,192	11.00%	110
Apr 1991	19,959	18,056	1,903	9.53%	95
May 1991	19,627	17,938	1,689	8.61%	86
Jun 1991	20,070	18,463	1,607	8.01%	80
Jul 1991	20,365	18,864	1,501	7.37%	74
Aug 1991	20,452	19,060	1,392	6.81%	68
Sep 1991	20,191	18,791	1,400	6.93%	69
Oct 1991	20,065	18,554	1,511	7.53%	75
Nov 1991	20,153	18,551	1,602	7.95%	79
Dec 1991	19,687	17,838	1,849	9.39%	94

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	20,451	18,037	2,414	11.80%	118
Feb 1992	20,471	17,817	2,654	12.96%	130
Mar 1992	20,429	17,773	2,656	13.00%	130
Apr 1992	20,321	17,866	2,455	12.08%	121
May 1992	20,390	18,096	2,294	11.25%	113
Jun 1992	20,938	18,618	2,320	11.08%	111
Jul 1992	21,537	19,323	2,214	10.28%	103
Aug 1992	21,254	19,126	2,128	10.01%	100
Sep 1992	20,891	18,808	2,083	9.97%	100
Oct 1992	20,525	18,464	2,061	10.04%	100
Nov 1992	20,923	18,620	2,303	11.01%	110
Dec 1992	21,025	18,326	2,699	12.84%	128

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	20,570	17,426	3,144	15.28%	153
Feb 1993	20,706	17,521	3,185	15.38%	154
Mar 1993	20,480	17,566	2,914	14.23%	142
Apr 1993	20,141	17,596	2,545	12.64%	126
May 1993	20,465	18,068	2,397	11.71%	117
Jun 1993	21,004	18,565	2,439	11.61%	116
Jul 1993	21,207	18,781	2,426	11.44%	114
Aug 1993	20,827	18,709	2,118	10.17%	102
Sep 1993	20,631	18,566	2,065	10.01%	100
Oct 1993	20,358	18,277	2,081	10.22%	102
Nov 1993	20,639	18,569	2,070	10.03%	100
Dec 1993	20,560	18,300	2,260	10.99%	110

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	20,776	18,007	2,769	13.33%	133
Feb 1994	21,113	18,247	2,866	13.57%	136
Mar 1994	20,871	18,139	2,732	13.09%	131
Apr 1994	20,621	18,079	2,542	12.33%	123
May 1994	21,121	18,867	2,254	10.67%	107
Jun 1994	21,428	19,209	2,219	10.36%	104
Jul 1994	21,634	19,343	2,291	10.59%	106
Aug 1994	21,398	19,271	2,127	9.94%	99
Sep 1994	20,750	18,729	2,021	9.74%	97
Oct 1994	20,682	18,720	1,962	9.49%	95
Nov 1994	20,942	18,901	2,041	9.75%	97
Dec 1994	20,625	18,513	2,112	10.24%	102

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	20,352	17,737	2,615	12.85%	128
Feb 1995	20,140	17,717	2,423	12.03%	120
Mar 1995	20,148	17,690	2,458	12.20%	122
Apr 1995	20,282	17,868	2,414	11.90%	119
May 1995	20,310	17,933	2,377	11.70%	117
Jun 1995	20,659	18,569	2,090	10.12%	101
Jul 1995	20,684	18,634	2,050	9.91%	99
Aug 1995	20,352	18,546	1,806	8.87%	89
Sep 1995	20,057	18,088	1,969	9.82%	98
Oct 1995	19,844	17,827	2,017	10.16%	102
Nov 1995	19,435	17,453	1,982	10.20%	102
Dec 1995	19,337	17,277	2,060	10.65%	107

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	18,984	16,204	2,780	14.64%	146
Feb 1996	19,342	16,721	2,621	13.55%	136
Mar 1996	19,302	16,857	2,445	12.67%	127
Apr 1996	19,356	17,168	2,188	11.30%	113
May 1996	19,692	17,698	1,994	10.13%	101
Jun 1996	20,115	18,230	1,885	9.37%	94
Jul 1996	20,266	18,328	1,938	9.56%	96
Aug 1996	20,025	18,398	1,627	8.12%	81
Sep 1996	19,532	17,949	1,583	8.10%	81
Oct 1996	19,412	17,855	1,557	8.02%	80
Nov 1996	19,499	17,808	1,691	8.67%	87
Dec 1996	19,278	17,416	1,862	9.66%	97

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	19,659	17,415	2,244	11.41%	114
Feb 1997	19,837	17,665	2,172	10.95%	109
Mar 1997	19,928	17,869	2,059	10.33%	103
Apr 1997	19,436	17,527	1,909	9.82%	98
May 1997	19,582	17,954	1,628	8.31%	83
Jun 1997	19,938	18,249	1,689	8.47%	85
Jul 1997	19,773	18,148	1,625	8.22%	82
Aug 1997	19,826	18,363	1,463	7.38%	74
Sep 1997	19,556	18,089	1,467	7.50%	75
Oct 1997	19,724	18,293	1,431	7.26%	73
Nov 1997	19,555	18,031	1,524	7.79%	78
Dec 1997	19,652	17,963	1,689	8.59%	86

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	19,893	17,738	2,155	10.83%	108
Feb 1998	19,847	17,753	2,094	10.55%	106
Mar 1998	19,845	17,881	1,964	9.90%	99
Apr 1998	19,031	17,416	1,615	8.49%	85
May 1998	19,055	17,530	1,525	8.00%	80
Jun 1998	19,588	18,157	1,431	7.31%	73
Jul 1998	19,734	18,329	1,405	7.12%	71
Aug 1998	19,514	18,266	1,248	6.40%	64
Sep 1998	19,342	18,101	1,241	6.42%	64
Oct 1998	19,353	18,099	1,254	6.48%	65
Nov 1998	19,711	18,364	1,347	6.83%	68
Dec 1998	19,626	18,163	1,463	7.45%	75

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	19,884	18,174	1,710	8.60%	86
Feb 1999	20,074	18,224	1,850	9.22%	92
Mar 1999	19,901	18,194	1,707	8.58%	86
Apr 1999	19,317	17,855	1,462	7.57%	76
May 1999	19,649	18,484	1,165	5.93%	59
Jun 1999	20,280	19,075	1,205	5.94%	59
Jul 1999	20,051	18,870	1,181	5.89%	59
Aug 1999	19,982	18,956	1,026	5.13%	51
Sep 1999	19,647	18,651	996	5.07%	51
Oct 1999	19,330	18,319	1,011	5.23%	52
Nov 1999	20,202	19,112	1,090	5.40%	54
Dec 1999	19,665	18,376	1,289	6.55%	66

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	22,085	20,469	1,616	7.32%	73
Feb 2000	22,738	21,095	1,643	7.23%	72
Mar 2000	23,052	21,402	1,650	7.16%	72
Apr 2000	22,510	21,150	1,360	6.04%	60
May 2000	22,478	21,159	1,319	5.87%	59
Jun 2000	23,080	21,730	1,350	5.85%	58
Jul 2000	23,266	21,962	1,304	5.60%	56
Aug 2000	23,390	22,189	1,201	5.13%	51
Sep 2000	23,010	21,909	1,101	4.78%	48
Oct 2000	22,939	21,822	1,117	4.87%	49
Nov 2000	23,180	21,931	1,249	5.39%	54
Dec 2000	22,935	21,679	1,256	5.48%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	23,158	21,542	1,616	6.98%	70
Feb 2001	23,167	21,554	1,613	6.96%	70
Mar 2001	23,595	22,009	1,586	6.72%	67
Apr 2001	23,337	21,961	1,376	5.90%	59
May 2001	23,634	22,468	1,166	4.93%	49
Jun 2001	24,170	22,893	1,277	5.28%	53
Jul 2001	24,701	23,415	1,286	5.21%	52
Aug 2001	24,511	23,221	1,290	5.26%	53
Sep 2001	24,328	23,073	1,255	5.16%	52
Oct 2001	24,196	22,861	1,335	5.52%	55
Nov 2001	24,383	22,919	1,464	6.00%	60
Dec 2001	24,356	22,784	1,572	6.45%	65

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	24,132	22,235	1,897	7.86%	79
Feb 2002	24,404	22,584	1,820	7.46%	75
Mar 2002	24,283	22,431	1,852	7.63%	76
Apr 2002	24,018	22,326	1,692	7.04%	70
May 2002	24,301	22,810	1,491	6.14%	61
Jun 2002	24,957	23,365	1,592	6.38%	64
Jul 2002	25,484	23,879	1,605	6.30%	63
Aug 2002	25,688	24,106	1,582	6.16%	62
Sep 2002	25,424	23,963	1,461	5.75%	57
Oct 2002	25,363	23,862	1,501	5.92%	59
Nov 2002	25,277	23,623	1,654	6.54%	65
Dec 2002	25,298	23,605	1,693	6.69%	67

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	25,579	23,501	2,078	8.12%	81
Feb 2003	25,402	23,422	1,980	7.79%	78
Mar 2003	25,332	23,365	1,967	7.76%	78
Apr 2003	25,105	23,239	1,866	7.43%	74
May 2003	25,173	23,471	1,702	6.76%	68
Jun 2003	25,638	23,836	1,802	7.03%	70
Jul 2003	25,740	24,017	1,723	6.69%	67
Aug 2003	25,840	24,146	1,694	6.56%	66
Sep 2003	25,521	23,923	1,598	6.26%	63
Oct 2003	25,430	23,827	1,603	6.30%	63
Nov 2003	25,500	23,738	1,762	6.91%	69
Dec 2003	25,543	23,773	1,770	6.93%	69

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	25,660	23,588	2,072	8.07%	81
Feb 2004	25,700	23,697	2,003	7.79%	78
Mar 2004	25,515	23,440	2,075	8.13%	81
Apr 2004	25,281	23,432	1,849	7.31%	73
May 2004	25,340	23,648	1,692	6.68%	67
Jun 2004	25,865	24,083	1,782	6.89%	69
Jul 2004	26,021	24,260	1,761	6.77%	68
Aug 2004	25,969	24,371	1,598	6.15%	62
Sep 2004	25,673	24,164	1,509	5.88%	59
Oct 2004	25,920	24,346	1,574	6.07%	61
Nov 2004	26,034	24,280	1,754	6.74%	67
Dec 2004	26,206	24,414	1,792	6.84%	68

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	26,040	23,950	2,090	8.03%	80
Feb 2005	26,088	24,015	2,073	7.95%	79
Mar 2005	25,942	23,997	1,945	7.50%	75
Apr 2005	26,011	24,229	1,782	6.85%	69
May 2005	26,008	24,418	1,590	6.11%	61
Jun 2005	26,372	24,761	1,611	6.11%	61
Jul 2005	26,437	24,804	1,633	6.18%	62
Aug 2005	26,868	25,319	1,549	5.77%	58
Sep 2005	26,523	25,010	1,513	5.70%	57
Oct 2005	26,474	24,991	1,483	5.60%	56
Nov 2005	26,212	24,600	1,612	6.15%	61
Dec 2005	26,249	24,685	1,564	5.96%	60

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	26,327	24,550	1,777	6.75%	67
Feb 2006	26,236	24,515	1,721	6.56%	66
Mar 2006	26,146	24,377	1,769	6.77%	68
Apr 2006	26,056	24,370	1,686	6.47%	65
May 2006	25,962	24,510	1,452	5.59%	56
Jun 2006	26,330	24,889	1,441	5.47%	55
Jul 2006	26,140	24,665	1,475	5.64%	56
Aug 2006	26,401	25,013	1,388	5.26%	53
Sep 2006	26,225	24,886	1,339	5.11%	51
Oct 2006	26,278	24,984	1,294	4.92%	49
Nov 2006	26,215	24,782	1,433	5.47%	55
Dec 2006	26,477	25,004	1,473	5.56%	56

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	26,427	24,568	1,859	7.03%	70
Feb 2007	26,415	24,577	1,838	6.96%	70
Mar 2007	26,239	24,468	1,771	6.75%	67
Apr 2007	25,696	24,017	1,679	6.53%	65
May 2007	26,084	24,519	1,565	6.00%	60
Jun 2007	26,421	24,868	1,553	5.88%	59
Jul 2007	26,370	24,722	1,648	6.25%	62
Aug 2007	26,286	24,734	1,552	5.90%	59
Sep 2007	26,191	24,706	1,485	5.67%	57
Oct 2007	26,264	24,705	1,559	5.94%	59
Nov 2007	26,373	24,720	1,653	6.27%	63
Dec 2007	26,511	24,683	1,828	6.90%	69

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	26,634	24,443	2,191	8.23%	82
Feb 2008	26,542	24,433	2,109	7.95%	79
Mar 2008	26,495	24,315	2,180	8.23%	82
Apr 2008	26,231	24,250	1,981	7.55%	76
May 2008	26,724	24,795	1,929	7.22%	72
Jun 2008	26,992	25,031	1,961	7.27%	73
Jul 2008	27,113	25,017	2,096	7.73%	77
Aug 2008	26,978	24,878	2,100	7.78%	78
Sep 2008	26,912	24,813	2,099	7.80%	78
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Construction	3,376	15.63%
2.	Public Administration	1,648	7.63%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	1,598	7.40%
4.	Health Care	1,096	5.07%
5.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	924	4.28%
6.	Educational Services	918	4.25%
7.	Agriculture / Forestry / Fishing / Hunting	844	3.91%
8.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	798	3.69%
9.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	722	3.34%
10.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	640	2.96%
11.	Food and Beverage Stores	636	2.94%
12.	Repair and Maintenance	636	2.94%
13.	Utilities	548	2.54%
14.	Truck Transportation	456	2.11%
15.	Wood Manufacturing	436	2.02%
16.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	412	1.91%
17.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	406	1.88%
18.	Building Materials / Hardware / Lawn and Garden Supplies	360	1.67%
19.	Metal Manufactuing	356	1.65%
20.	Other Transportation	336	1.56%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Health Care	3,566	18.54%
2.	Educational Services	2,664	13.85%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	2,024	10.52%
4.	Public Administration	1,430	7.43%
5.	Social Assistance	910	4.73%
6.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	734	3.82%
7.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	642	3.34%
8.	Food and Beverage Stores	564	2.93%
9.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	556	2.89%
10.	Finance and Insurance	536	2.79%
11.	Department and Other General Stores	498	2.59%
12.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	458	2.38%
13.	Personal and Laundry Services	436	2.27%
14.	Agriculture / Forestry / Fishing / Hunting	320	1.66%
15.	Used Merchandise / Gift / Misc. Stores	312	1.62%
16.	Private Household Services	302	1.57%
17.	Building Materials / Hardware / Lawn and Garden Supplies	272	1.41%
18.	Publishing / Movie / Sound Recording Industries	210	1.09%
19.	Pharmacies and Drug Stores	198	1.03%
20.	Construction	196	1.02%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	1,210	5.60%
2.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	1,196	5.54%
3.	Other Management Occupations	1,044	4.83%
4.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	942	4.36%
5.	Law Enforcement Workers	886	4.10%
6.	Other Installation / Maintenance	880	4.07%
7.	Vehicle Mechanics	768	3.56%
8.	Other Production Occupations	762	3.53%
9.	Carpenters	702	3.25%
10.	Supervisors / Construction and Extract	636	2.94%
11.	Metal Workers and Plastic Workers	566	2.62%
12.	Other Construction Trades	538	2.49%
13.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	482	2.23%
14.	Construction Laborers	476	2.20%
15.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	470	2.18%
16.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	458	2.12%
17.	Top Executives	440	2.04%
18.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	356	1.65%
19.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	318	1.47%
20.	Computer Specialists	302	1.40%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Office and Admin Support	1,124	5.84%
2.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	906	4.71%
3.	Secretaries and Admins	828	4.30%
4.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	804	4.18%
5.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	790	4.11%
6.	Cashiers	784	4.08%
7.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	762	3.96%
8.	Registered Nurses	742	3.86%
9.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	718	3.73%
10.	Other Management Occupations	696	3.62%
11.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	666	3.46%
12.	Nursing / Psychiatric / Home Health	588	3.06%
13.	Waiters and Waitresses	568	2.95%
14.	Health Technologists and Technicians	562	2.92%
15.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	534	2.78%
16.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	462	2.40%
17.	Other Healthcare Support	458	2.38%
18.	Child Care Workers	456	2.37%
19.	Counselors / Social Workers / Etc.	436	2.27%
20.	Other Personal Care, Not child care	418	2.17%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	40,148	44.69%
15-35 hours	11,444	12.74%
1-14 hours	4,045	4.50%
No regular hours	34,201	38.07%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	2,015	5.35%
5 AM-5:29 AM	874	2.32%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	1,815	4.82%
6 AM-6:29 AM	2,855	7.58%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	3,960	10.51%
7 AM-7:29 AM	4,840	12.85%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	6,797	18.04%
8 AM-8:29 AM	4,207	11.17%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	1,635	4.34%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	2,460	6.53%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	1,114	2.96%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	520	1.38%
Noon-3:59 PM	2,707	7.19%
4 PM-11:59 PM	1,871	4.97%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	1,852	4.92%
5-9	5,465	14.51%
10-14	6,388	16.96%
15-19	6,577	17.46%
20-24	5,335	14.16%
25-29	1,455	3.86%
30-34	3,618	9.60%
35-39	438	1.16%
40-44	693	1.84%
45-59	1,545	4.10%
60-89	2,048	5.44%
At least 90	2,256	5.99%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	146	0.39%	26,926	71.48%
30-44	34	0.09%	4,715	12.52%
45-59	28	0.07%	1,517	4.03%
At least 60	42	0.11%	4,262	11.31%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	160	0.40%
Car / truck / van, carpool	4,806	12.04%
Car / truck / van, solo	30,911	77.41%
Motorcycle	74	0.19%
Other	280	0.70%
Public transportation	250	0.63%
Walked	1,189	2.98%
Worked at home	2,260	5.66%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Family Information Back to top
: 41,978 (99,378 people)
: 28,590 (80,796 people)
: 8,373
: 51,501
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	3,874	9.20%
$10,000-$14,999	2,746	6.52%
$15,000-$19,999	3,200	7.60%
$20,000-$24,999	3,176	7.54%
$25,000-$29,999	2,935	6.97%
$30,000-$34,999	2,856	6.78%
$35,000-$39,999	2,907	6.90%
$40,000-$44,999	2,872	6.82%
$45,000-$49,999	2,155	5.12%
$50,000-$59,999	4,136	9.82%
$60,000-$74,999	4,209	9.99%
$75,000-$99,999	3,420	8.12%
$100,000-$124,999	1,732	4.11%
$125,000-$149,999	684	1.62%
$150,000-$199,999	628	1.49%
$200,000 or more	594	1.41%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	5,453	25.96%
Family, 2 people	7,637	36.36%
Nonfamily, 2 people	1,117	5.32%
Family, 3 people	2,813	13.39%
Nonfamily, 3 people	116	0.55%
Family, 4 people	2,257	10.75%
Nonfamily, 4 people	45	0.21%
Family, 5 people	990	4.71%
Nonfamily, 5 people	16	0.08%
Family, 6 people	372	1.77%
Nonfamily, 6 people	6	0.03%
Family, 7 or more people	180	0.86%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	2	0.01%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	29,307	24.30%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	16,986	14.08%
Public Assistance	1,796	1.49%
Retirement	12,242	10.15%
Self Employment	7,384	6.12%
Social Security	16,206	13.44%
Supplemental Security	2,768	2.30%
Wage / Salary	26,820	22.24%
Other	7,092	5.88%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	15,425	66.12%
With children under 18	7,903	33.88%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	4,816	10.01%
Married	32,278	67.11%
Never Married	8,862	18.42%
Widowed	2,144	4.46%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	5,650	13.05%
Married	25,412	58.68%
Never Married	7,359	16.99%
Widowed	4,886	11.28%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Education Information Back to top
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	2,789	3.22%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	12,403	14.31%
High school diploma or equivalent	26,304	30.34%
Some college, no degree	26,275	30.31%
Associate degree	6,161	7.11%
Bachelors degree	8,106	9.35%
Graduate or professional degree	4,663	5.38%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	1,145	2.10%	420	0.77%	1,565	2.87%
Kindergarten	1,192	2.19%	172	0.32%	1,364	2.50%
Grades 1-4	4,335	7.95%	464	0.85%	4,799	8.81%
Grades 5-8	4,921	9.03%	448	0.82%	5,369	9.85%
Grades 9-12	7,210	13.23%	820	1.50%	8,030	14.73%
Undergrad college	4,789	8.79%	438	0.80%	5,227	9.59%
Graduate or professional school	382	0.70%	52	0.10%	434	0.80%
Total	23,974	43.99%	2,814	5.16%	26,788	49.15%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Business Information Back to top
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Businesses Changes By Year

Year	Business Births	Business Deaths
2003	167	160
2004	174	159

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Business Lawyers provide services for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, contracts, franchising and business litigation. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Public Benefits Information Back to top
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	88,482	88.60%
Below Poverty Level	11,387	11.40%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Criminal Information Back to top
: 4,246

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge 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.

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	5,442	9.99%
10-19 Years	7,154	13.13%
20-29 Years	5,451	10.00%
30-39 Years	6,784	12.45%
40-49 Years	9,127	16.75%
50-59 Years	7,488	13.74%
60-69 Years	5,816	10.67%
70-79 Years	4,941	9.07%
80-89 Years	1,971	3.62%
90+ Years	327	0.60%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	28,738	52.73%
Female	25,763	47.27%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	46,377	85.09%
Hispanic/Latino	4,445	8.16%
Multiracial	1,175	2.16%
African-American	1,135	2.08%
Amerindian	864	1.59%
Asian	377	0.69%
Pacific Islander	81	0.15%
Other Race	47	0.09%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	German	19,432	19.48%
2.	English	18,454	18.50%
3.	Irish	16,173	16.21%
4.	Italian	7,370	7.39%
5.	United States Or American	5,285	5.30%
6.	French Non-Basque	3,948	3.96%
7.	Swedish	3,474	3.48%
8.	Portuguese	3,337	3.34%
9.	Scottish	3,281	3.29%
10.	Scotch Irish	2,951	2.96%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	98,236	94.21%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	3,680	3.53%
3.	German	790	0.76%
4.	French	240	0.23%
5.	Italian	234	0.22%
6.	Tagalog	218	0.21%
7.	Japanese	154	0.15%
8.	Other West Germanic	120	0.12%
9.	Scandinavian	116	0.11%
10.	Portuguese / Portuguese Creole	92	0.09%

Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	105,900	96.84%
Naturalized immigrant	2,158	1.97%
Not a citizen	1,299	1.19%

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Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge Metro Area Counties Back to top

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Sonora (16,276)	Columbia (2,405)	Dardanelle
Twain Harte (10,142)	Tuolumne (1,865)	Long Barn
Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge (5,123)	Soulsbyville (1,729)	Mi Wuk Village
Groveland (4,787)	Chinese Camp (146)	Big Oak Flat
East Sonora (4,454)	Standard	Pinecrest
Mono Vista (3,072)	Strawberry
Jamestown (3,017)	Moccasin

Big Oak Flat	Long Barn	Soulsbyville
Chinese Camp	Mi Wuk Village	Standard
Columbia	Moccasin	Strawberry
Dardanelle	Mono Vista	Tuolumne
East Sonora	Phoenix Lake-Cedar Ridge	Twain Harte
Groveland	Pinecrest
Jamestown	Sonora