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Quick Facts

Population 2010 Census	607	#201 in the state
Median Income 2010 for Households	$47,333
Poverty Rate	5.2%
Median Age	38.5 years
Largest Racial or Ethnic Group	White
Sources: Census 2010 SF1 & 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5 year estimates

Timber Lakes Demographics Summary

population icon With 607 people, Timber Lakes is the 201st most populated city in the state of Utah out of 326 cities. But watch out, Timber Lakes, because Hoytsville with 607 people and Enterprise with 605 people are right behind you.

In 2010, the median household income of Timber Lakes residents was $47,333. Timber Lakes households made slightly more than Goshen households ($47,031) and Cornish households ($46,806) However, 5.2% of Timber Lakes residents live in poverty.

age icon The median age for Timber Lakes residents is 38.5 years young.

race icon The largest Timber Lakes racial/ethinic groups are White (95.4%) followed by Hispanic (2.6%) and Two or more races (1.2%).

Timber Lakes Race / Ethnic Groups

Non-Hispanic Population
White	579
Black	0
American Indian	2
Asian	3
Pacific Islander	0
Some Other Race	0
Two or More Races	7
Hispanic	16
Source: Census 2010 SF1 Table P9 Hispanic or Latino or Not Hispanic or Latino by Race

White
Black
Indian
Asian
Pacific Islander
Some Other Race
Two or More Races
Hispanic

3 Largest Timber Lakes Race / Ethnic Groups

The Timber Lakes White population is 579 persons or 95.4%.
The Timber Lakes Hispanic population is 16 persons or 2.6%.
The Timber Lakes Two or more races population is 7 persons or 1.2%.

Note: the US Census Bureau defines race and ethnicity differently from the way most people think about race and ethnicity. In a nutshell, a person's origin (or what used to be called ethnicity) is either Hispanic or Non-Hispanic. And a person's race can be white, black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Some Other Race or Two or More Races. For more details about race and origin data, google "US Census Bureau race and origin Census 2010."

Timber Lakes Median Age

Ladies, you need to start eating your Wheaties™. Timber Lakes fellas have a higher median age.

Median Age	38.5 years
Median Age - Females	37.3 years
Median Age - Males	39.3 years
Source: Census 2010 SF1 Table P13 Median Age by Male/Female

Under 18 and Over 65 Age Breakdown

With 25.4% of the Timber Lakes population under 18, Timber Lakes has more spring chickens than a KFC ® at dinner time.

Persons Under 18	25.4%
Persons Over 65	8.7%
Everyone else	65.9
Source: Census 2010 SF1 Table P12 Male/Female by Age

Under 18
Over 65
Everyone else

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