Cleveland, TN

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Having a population of 45.1k in 2020, Cleveland, Tennessee had a median age of 34.1 and a typical family income of $44,542. Cleveland, Tennessee saw a 1.17% growth in population between 2019 and 2020, but a 0.204% fall in its median family income, which fell from $44,633 to $44,542.

White (Non-Hispanic) (77.5%), Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) (7.19%), White (Hispanic) (5.82%), Other (Hispanic) (3.05%), and Asian (Non-Hispanic) (2.17%) make up Cleveland, Tennessee's top 5 ethnic groupings.

None of the Cleveland, Tennessee families indicated that their primary shared language was anything other than English. Only the principal self-reported language used by all household members is taken into account here, not the potential multilingual character of households.

Cleveland, Tennessee is home to 94.1% Americans.

The three biggest universities in Cleveland, Tennessee are Pentecostal Theological Seminary (1,066 degrees conferred in 2020), Cleveland State Community College (1,147 degrees), and Lee University (1,147 degrees) (128 degrees).

Cleveland, Tennessee had a $175,100 median home value and a 47.3% homeownership rate in 2020. The majority of residents of Cleveland, Tennessee commuted alone by car, and the trip took an average of 19.6 minutes. In Cleveland, Tennessee, there were about 2 automobiles per household.

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Diversity

There are 45.1k people living in Cleveland, Tennessee, and 94.1% of them are citizens. In 2020, 8.58% of Cleveland, Tennessee residents were foreign-born (3.87k people).

Cleveland, Tennessee had 34.9k more White (Non-Hispanic) residents in 2020 than any other race or ethnicity. The second and third most prevalent ethnic groupings were 2.63k White (Hispanic) and 3.25k Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) residents.

Ethnicity and Race

In Cleveland, Tennessee, 9.77% of the population is Hispanic (4.41k people).

Population Born Abroad

3.87k persons, or 8.58% of Cleveland, Tennessee's population, were foreign-born as of 2020, which is less than the 13.5% national average. Cleveland, Tennessee had a 9.35% percentage of residents who were foreign-born in 2019, which indicates that the rate has been declining.

By Nativity, Age

The average age of all Cleveland, Tennessee residents in 2020 was 34.1. Citizens who were born in the country were often younger than those who were born abroad, whose median age was 37. However, the population of Cleveland, Tennessee, is getting younger. The average age of all people living in Cleveland, Tennessee, in 2019 was 35.

Worldwide Diversity

Mexico was the nation of birth of 88,072 Tennessee people who were foreign-born as of the year 2020, followed by India with 23,811 and Guatemala with 14,944.

Citizenship

Cleveland, Tennessee's population was made up of 94.1% US citizens as of 2020, which is more than the 93.4% national average. The proportion of US citizens in Cleveland, Tennessee, which was 93.1% in 2019, indicates that the rate of citizenship has been rising.

Veterans

Cleveland, Tennessee has 1.24 times more military personnel than any other conflict who served in Vietnam.

Economy

Cleveland, Tennessee's median household income is $44,542. Census Tract 106 in Cleveland, Tennessee had the highest median household income in 2020, with a value of $56,370, followed by Census Tract 112.01 and Census Tract 109, with values of $54,715 and $54,297, respectively.

In Tennessee, the average income of men is $1.37 times greater than that of women, who earn $46,310 on average. Tennessee's level of income inequality, as determined by the Gini index, is 0.463, which is lower than the national average.

Cleveland, Tennessee's economy provides jobs for 21.4k people. Manufacturing (3,339 people), retail trade (2,760 people), and educational services (2,682 people) employ the most people in Cleveland, Tennessee, while utilities ($70,625), public administration ($45,104), and professional, scientific, and technical services ($40,478) pay the greatest wages.

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