66506

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Statistics for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top

Population (2000): 2,476
Land Area (2000): 1.679 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 0.000 square kilometers

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Employment Information for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top
Hours Worked Per Week In 1999 for the 66506 Zip Code

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	863	34.91%
15-35 hours	1,187	48.02%
1-14 hours	247	9.99%
No regular hours	175	7.08%

Time Left For Work for the 66506 Zip Code

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	0	0.00%
5 AM-5:29 AM	12	1.52%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	0	0.00%
6 AM-6:29 AM	13	1.65%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	15	1.91%
7 AM-7:29 AM	46	5.84%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	61	7.75%
8 AM-8:29 AM	39	4.96%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	19	2.41%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	44	5.59%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	53	6.73%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	18	2.29%
Noon-3:59 PM	259	32.91%
4 PM-11:59 PM	208	26.43%

Length Of Commute In Minutes for the 66506 Zip Code

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	174	22.11%
5-9	265	33.67%
10-14	172	21.86%
15-19	98	12.45%
20-24	12	1.52%
25-29	6	0.76%
30-34	19	2.41%
35-39	6	0.76%
40-44	0	0.00%
45-59	13	1.65%
60-89	22	2.80%
At least 90	0	0.00%

Length Of Commute In Minutes - Public vs. Private Transportation for the 66506 Zip Code

Minutes	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	0.00%	727	92.38%
30-44	0.00%	25	3.18%
45-59	0.00%	13	1.65%
At least 60	0.00%	22	2.80%

Type Of Commute for the 66506 Zip Code

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	6	0.67%
Car / truck / van, carpool	41	4.59%
Car / truck / van, solo	374	41.83%
Motorcycle	0	0.00%
Other	7	0.78%
Public transportation	0	0.00%
Walked	359	40.16%
Worked at home	107	11.97%

Family Information for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top
: 278
Household Type for the 66506 Zip Code

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	9	75.00%
Family, 2 people	2	16.67%
Nonfamily, 2 people	0	0.00%
Family, 3 people	0	0.00%
Nonfamily, 3 people	0	0.00%
Family, 4 people	0	0.00%
Nonfamily, 4 people	1	8.33%
Family, 5 people	0	0.00%
Nonfamily, 5 people	0	0.00%
Family, 6 people	0	0.00%
Nonfamily, 6 people	0	0.00%
Family, 7 or more people	0	0.00%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	0	0.00%

Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000) for the 66506 Zip Code

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	0	0.00%
Married	399	43.14%
Never Married	526	56.86%
Widowed	0	0.00%

Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000) for the 66506 Zip Code

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	12	0.78%
Married	309	19.97%
Never Married	1,220	78.86%
Widowed	6	0.39%

Education Information for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top
Highest Degree Earned (18 or older) for the 66506 Zip Code

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	0	0.00%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	0	0.00%
High school diploma or equivalent	269	10.88%
Some college, no degree	2,098	84.87%
Associate degree	67	2.71%
Bachelors degree	31	1.25%
Graduate or professional degree	7	0.28%

Population In School (3 or older) for the 66506 Zip Code

School Level	In Public School	Percent	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	0	0.00%	0.00%	0	0.00%
Kindergarten	0	0.00%	0.00%	0	0.00%
Grades 1-4	0	0.00%	0.00%	0	0.00%
Grades 5-8	0	0.00%	0.00%	0	0.00%
Grades 9-12	0	0.00%	0.00%	0	0.00%
Undergrad college	2,447	98.83%	0.00%	2,447	98.83%
Graduate or professional school	19	0.77%	0.00%	19	0.77%
Total	2,466	99.60%	0.00%	2,466	99.60%

Immigration & Civil Rights Information for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top
Population By Age for the 66506 Zip Code

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	0	0.00%
10-19 Years	1,707	68.94%
20-29 Years	755	30.49%
30-39 Years	9	0.36%
40-49 Years	2	0.08%
50-59 Years	3	0.12%
60-69 Years	0	0.00%
70-79 Years	0	0.00%
80-89 Years	0	0.00%
90+ Years	0	0.00%

Population - Male/Female for the 66506 Zip Code

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	925	37.36%
Female	1,551	62.64%

Population By Ethnicity for the 66506 Zip Code

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	2,199	88.81%
African-American	127	5.13%
Hispanic/Latino	81	3.27%
Asian	39	1.58%
Multiracial	22	0.89%
Amerindian	7	0.28%
Other Race	1	0.04%
Pacific Islander	0	0.00%

Top Specified Ancestries for the 66506 Zip Code

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	German	868	37.06%
2.	Irish	324	13.83%
3.	English	221	9.44%
4.	Swedish	109	4.65%
5.	United States Or American	98	4.18%
6.	Scottish	71	3.03%
7.	French Non-Basque	68	2.90%
8.	Italian	68	2.90%
9.	Norwegian	65	2.78%
10.	Scotch Irish	65	2.78%

Top Languages Spoken At Home for the 66506 Zip Code

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	2,296	92.88%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	100	4.05%
3.	Chinese	16	0.65%
4.	French	15	0.61%
5.	Other Slavic	13	0.53%
6.	Scandinavian	7	0.28%
7.	Arabic	7	0.28%
8.	Portuguese / Portuguese Creole	6	0.24%
9.	German	6	0.24%
10.	Other West Germanic	6	0.24%

Citizen Type for the 66506 Zip Code

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	2,421	97.94%
Naturalized immigrant	7	0.28%
Not a citizen	44	1.78%

Cities for the 66506 Zip Code Back to top

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