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Marathon Statistics Back to top

Population (2000): 554
Land Area (2000): 6,982.923 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 0.179 square kilometers

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	0	0.00%
Rural, Farm	19	3.48%
Rural, Non-farm	527	96.52%

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Marathon Employment Information Back to top
Marathon Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Construction	36	25.71%
2.	Agriculture / Forestry / Fishing / Hunting	13	9.29%
3.	Educational Services	13	9.29%
4.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	9	6.43%
5.	Food and Beverage Stores	8	5.71%
6.	Public Administration	7	5.00%
7.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	5	3.57%
8.	Building Materials / Hardware / Lawn and Garden Supplies	5	3.57%
9.	Finance and Insurance	5	3.57%
10.	Health Care	5	3.57%
11.	Personal and Laundry Services	5	3.57%
12.	Truck Transportation	5	3.57%
13.	Utilities	5	3.57%
14.	Accommodation and Food Services	4	2.86%
15.	Furniture, Furnishings, and Appliances	4	2.86%
16.	Gasoline Stations	4	2.86%
17.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	4	2.86%
18.	Used Merchandise / Gift / Misc. Stores	3	2.14%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Accommodation and Food Services	37	33.94%
2.	Educational Services	23	21.10%
3.	Furniture, Furnishings, and Appliances	10	9.17%
4.	Health Care	8	7.34%
5.	Fuel Dealers	5	4.59%
6.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	5	4.59%
7.	Personal and Laundry Services	5	4.59%
8.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	4	3.67%
9.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	4	3.67%
10.	Public Administration	4	3.67%
11.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	4	3.67%

Marathon Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	19	13.57%
2.	Other Management Occupations	14	10.00%
3.	Agricultural Workers	13	9.29%
4.	Construction Laborers	10	7.14%
5.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	10	7.14%
6.	Religious Workers	9	6.43%
7.	Drafters / Engineering / Mappers	7	5.00%
8.	Law Enforcement Workers	7	5.00%
9.	Food Processing Workers	5	3.57%
10.	Other Construction Trades	5	3.57%
11.	Other Construction Workers	5	3.57%
12.	Other Protective Service Workers	5	3.57%
13.	Supervisors / Construction and Extract	5	3.57%
14.	Carpenters	4	2.86%
15.	Computer Specialists	4	2.86%
16.	Operations Managers Non Finance	4	2.86%
17.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	4	2.86%
18.	Other Transportation Occupations	4	2.86%
19.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	3	2.14%
20.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	3	2.14%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	14	12.84%
2.	Secretaries and Admins	12	11.01%
3.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	10	9.17%
4.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	10	9.17%
5.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	7	6.42%
6.	Other Office and Admin Support	6	5.50%
7.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	5	4.59%
8.	Personal Appearance Workers	5	4.59%
9.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	5	4.59%
10.	Top Executives	5	4.59%
11.	Art and Design Workers	4	3.67%
12.	Legal Support Workers	4	3.67%
13.	Other Personal Care, Not child care	4	3.67%
14.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	4	3.67%
15.	Food and Beverage Servers, Not waiters/waitresses	3	2.75%
16.	Nursing / Psychiatric / Home Health	3	2.75%
17.	Operations Managers Non Finance	3	2.75%
18.	Textile / Apparel / Furnishings	3	2.75%
19.	Other Food Preparation and Servers	2	1.83%

Marathon Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	221	46.23%
15-35 hours	57	11.92%
1-14 hours	21	4.39%
No regular hours	179	37.45%

Marathon Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	0	0.00%
5 AM-5:29 AM	0	0.00%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	0	0.00%
6 AM-6:29 AM	30	11.81%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	8	3.15%
7 AM-7:29 AM	41	16.14%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	61	24.02%
8 AM-8:29 AM	43	16.93%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	5	1.97%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	32	12.60%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	0	0.00%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	0	0.00%
Noon-3:59 PM	18	7.09%
4 PM-11:59 PM	16	6.30%

Marathon Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	77	30.31%
5-9	70	27.56%
10-14	30	11.81%
15-19	0	0.00%
20-24	4	1.57%
25-29	4	1.57%
30-34	43	16.93%
35-39	0	0.00%
40-44	0	0.00%
45-59	12	4.72%
60-89	9	3.54%
At least 90	5	1.97%

Marathon Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	0.00%	185	72.83%
30-44	0.00%	43	16.93%
45-59	0.00%	12	4.72%
At least 60	0.00%	14	5.51%

Marathon Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	0	0.00%
Car / truck / van, carpool	36	12.95%
Car / truck / van, solo	186	66.91%
Motorcycle	0	0.00%
Other	4	1.44%
Public transportation	0	0.00%
Walked	28	10.07%
Worked at home	24	8.63%

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Marathon Family Information Back to top
: 226 (492 people)
: 152 (394 people)
: 61
: 348
Marathon Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	35	14.34%
$10,000-$14,999	39	15.98%
$15,000-$19,999	29	11.89%
$20,000-$24,999	16	6.56%
$25,000-$29,999	20	8.20%
$30,000-$34,999	9	3.69%
$35,000-$39,999	11	4.51%
$40,000-$44,999	0	0.00%
$45,000-$49,999	10	4.10%
$50,000-$59,999	15	6.15%
$60,000-$74,999	19	7.79%
$75,000-$99,999	28	11.48%
$100,000-$124,999	0	0.00%
$125,000-$149,999	5	2.05%
$150,000-$199,999	0	0.00%
$200,000 or more	8	3.28%

Marathon Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	72	30.38%
Family, 2 people	84	35.44%
Nonfamily, 2 people	11	4.64%
Family, 3 people	20	8.44%
Nonfamily, 3 people	1	0.42%
Family, 4 people	25	10.55%
Nonfamily, 4 people	0	0.00%
Family, 5 people	19	8.02%
Nonfamily, 5 people	1	0.42%
Family, 6 people	1	0.42%
Nonfamily, 6 people	0	0.00%
Family, 7 or more people	3	1.27%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	0	0.00%

Marathon Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	174	29.95%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	61	10.50%
Public Assistance	5	0.86%
Retirement	43	7.40%
Self Employment	27	4.65%
Social Security	71	12.22%
Supplemental Security	8	1.38%
Wage / Salary	170	29.26%
Other	22	3.79%

Marathon Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	89	71.77%
With children under 18	35	28.23%

Marathon Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	33	13.41%
Married	140	56.91%
Never Married	63	25.61%
Widowed	10	4.07%

Marathon Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	29	12.34%
Married	143	60.85%
Never Married	38	16.17%
Widowed	25	10.64%

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Marathon Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	77	16.81%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	62	13.54%
High school diploma or equivalent	109	23.80%
Some college, no degree	93	20.31%
Associate degree	23	5.02%
Bachelors degree	70	15.28%
Graduate or professional degree	24	5.24%

Marathon Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	3	0.54%	0	0.00%	3	0.54%
Kindergarten	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%
Grades 1-4	14	2.53%	2	0.36%	16	2.89%
Grades 5-8	25	4.51%	6	1.08%	31	5.60%
Grades 9-12	30	5.42%	8	1.44%	38	6.86%
Undergrad college	8	1.44%	0	0.00%	8	1.44%
Graduate or professional school	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%
Total	80	14.44%	16	2.89%	96	17.33%

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Marathon Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	432	79.12%
Below Poverty Level	114	20.88%

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Marathon Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	41	7.40%
10-19 Years	96	17.33%
20-29 Years	55	9.93%
30-39 Years	41	7.40%
40-49 Years	94	16.97%
50-59 Years	93	16.79%
60-69 Years	72	13.00%
70-79 Years	41	7.40%
80-89 Years	19	3.43%
90+ Years	2	0.36%

Marathon Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	284	51.26%
Female	270	48.74%

Marathon Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Hispanic/Latino	271	48.92%
Caucasian	270	48.74%
Multiracial	7	1.26%
African-American	4	0.72%
Amerindian	2	0.36%
Asian	0	0.00%
Other Race	0	0.00%
Pacific Islander	0	0.00%

Marathon Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	English	87	27.97%
2.	Irish	60	19.29%
3.	United States Or American	58	18.65%
4.	German	39	12.54%
5.	Scottish	24	7.72%
6.	French Non-Basque	16	5.14%
7.	Italian	6	1.93%
8.	Danish	5	1.61%
9.	Norwegian	5	1.61%
10.	Welsh	5	1.61%

Marathon Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	285	53.67%
2.	Only English	238	44.82%
3.	German	8	1.51%

Marathon Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	504	92.31%
Naturalized immigrant	17	3.11%
Not a citizen	25	4.58%

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Marathon 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.

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Progressives Need to Take the Gloves Off and Play Hardball with Our Rogue Supreme Court

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