The following is a summary of the Population & Steets in San Andres City. This information is intended for the purposes of comparison. For the purposes of this article, the population is defined as those people who live in the city. The population is divided into two categories, those who rent and those who own their homes. Each category shows a breakdown of the population. In San Andreas City, the percentage of renters is lower than the statewide average.
The population of San Andreas was stable from the 1870s until the 1900s. This boom period coincided with the opening of hard rock gold mines north of the city. These mines included the Ford, Fellowcraft, Fourth Crossing, and Gold Strike. The population continued to grow, and the town grew to a population of approximately 5000 people. The town had an estimated population of 30,000 at the time of the Gold Strike disaster, although the numbers dwindled after the war.
The median household income in San Andreas is $40,125. The crime rate in the city is not particularly high, but it does indicate that some areas are safer than others. The population of San Andreas City is very low in the vicinity of parks and recreational areas, which may explain the inflated crime map. However, crime does occur in all areas. Even in safe areas, there is still some risk of being robbed or stabbed.