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Subject:
Boston Demographics
Category: Business and Money Asked by: hassan2001-ga List Price: $2.50 |
Posted:
27 Jan 2005 15:19 PST
Expires: 26 Feb 2005 15:19 PST Question ID: 464489 |
What area in Boston has the largest community of people earning 50,000 +? Provide sources please. |
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Subject:
Re: Boston Demographics
From: j109guy-ga on 28 Jan 2005 15:04 PST |
According the the 200 Census, the answer is Wellesley MA, with a per capita income of $52,886 and a population of 26,613. The top 10 in order of income are: 1 Weston, Massachusetts $79,640 Pop, 11,469 2 Dover, Massachusetts $64,899 Pop. 5.558 3 Carlisle, Massachusetts $59,559 Pop. 4,717 4 New Seabury, Massachusetts $59,130 Pop. 815 5 Sherborn, Massachusetts $58,055 Pop. 4,200 6 Sudbury, Massachusetts $53,285 Pop. 16,841 7 Wellesley, Massachusetts $52,866 Pop. 26,613 8 Wayland, Massachusetts $52,717 Pop. 13,100 9 Concord, Massachusetts $51,477 Pop. 16,993 10 Winchester, Massachusetts $50,414 Pop. 20,810 For more 411, check out this link! J109Guy |
Subject:
Re: Boston Demographics
From: hassan2001-ga on 28 Jan 2005 19:39 PST |
What area in Boston has the largest community of people earning 50,000 +? Provide sources please. In Boston, not just MA. thanks though. |
Subject:
Re: Boston Demographics
From: j109guy-ga on 30 Jan 2005 14:23 PST |
The towns of Weston, Dover, Wellesely, Concord and Winchester would all be considered part of the Boston area. Are you looking specifically for Wards and Precincts inside of Boston? If so, how do you define Boston? Would it only be the downtown area, or would you include places like Allston, Brighton, South Boston, Dorchester, Roslindale, West Roxbury, which have all been incorporated into the city? |
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