A city's population is not necessarily a reflection of its wealth or sex makeup. The Anaheim City Demographics report includes information on the number of people per square mile in the downtown area. But the numbers do not reflect the overall population, as some areas have a much lower population than others. In Anaheim, the population is slightly higher than average, with an average of 22.7 people per square mile.
Most people who live in Anaheim commute by car, bus, trolley bus, or walk. The median income per family is $70,0082. Residents of Anaheim's downtown area enjoy upscale apartments and Senior Citizen units. In addition, they are a short walk from various restaurants and businesses. The city is home to over 63,000 people in total, so there is plenty of room for everyone. In Anaheim, you'll find everything from affordable apartments to luxurious homes.
Anaheim's population is composed of both old and new. The city has added numerous attractions and shopping centers, but there are still a lot of historic buildings - the Woelke-Stoeffel House, for example, was once owned by the original Anaheim family. The city's economy relies heavily on the Disneyland Resort, which contributes over $4.7 billion to the local economy each year.
The population of Anaheim is divided into various districts. There's the Anaheim Resort area, which focuses on the Disneyland theme park, the Anaheim Canyon area, an industrial area north of the Riverside Freeway, and the Anaheim Hills district, which includes the area surrounding the Angel Stadium. Moreover, there's the Anaheim-Santa Ana edge city, which includes several districts. This makes it difficult to pinpoint the exact location of any area.