Population of The Woodlands, TX

The Woodlands Population - January 2009:
90,000 people

Population of 10 Mile Area Including The Woodlands:
372,350 people

The Woodlands Estimated Popualation by January 2014:
125,000 people


Population by Village:
Cochrans Crossing - 16,100
Panther Creek - 13,750
Grogans Mill - 13,500
Sterling Ridge - 9,800
Indian Springs - 6,350
College Park - 5,300
Creekside Park - 850
Town Center - 850
Carlton Woods - 650
East Shore - 200


Population Density: 2,328 people per square mile.


Ethnicity & Racial Makeup:
92.4% White
2.8% Asian
1.8% African American
.3% Native American
1.4% Other Races
1.4% Two or more Races
Hispanic or Latino of any race: 6.65%


Household Information:
Average Household Size: 2.78 people.
47% have children under 18 years old.
69% include married couples living together.
19% are made up of individuals.
7.5% include someone over the age of 65 living alone.
Median Household Income - $95,000
Average Family Income - $110,000


Population by Year: (End of Year)
1974 - 125 people
1975 - 750 people
1976 - 2,100 people
1977 - 4,000
1978 - 5,850
1979 - 7,800
1980 - 10,300
1981 - 13,550
1982 - 16,000
1983 - 18,000
1984 - 18,700
1985 - 20,300
1986 - 21,250
1987 - 22,900
1988 - 25,150
1989 - 27,400
1990 - 30,150
1991 - 32,700
1992 - 35,650
1993 - 38,250
1994 - 41,550
1995 - 44,500
1996 - 47,350
1997 - 50,800
1998 - 55,050
1999 - 59,150
2000 - 63,200
2001 - 67,050
2002 - 70,050
2003 - 74,350
2004 - 77,125
2005 - 80,650
2006 - 83,850
2007 - 86,400
2008 - 89,400
2009 - 92,750


Demographic information based on Census data and data provided by The Woodlands Development Company.

Comments posted Oct. 8th, 2011 - 2:45pm shortperson says: Median=middle number, average=mean number posted Nov. 19th, 2010 - 8:24pm ClaireHandCPA says: What about the population of Alden Bridge?? posted Apr. 4th, 2010 - 7:12pm Maureen Barthen says: Your Median household income of $95,000 on this page is confusing with the info you provide in the Quick Facts page of $110,000 for an average family income. I realize there is a distinction, but others may wonder about the accuracy. Add a Comment Comment By: Comment: BBCode Enabled