You'll be surprised to learn that Ordway is home to around 108 percent white people and only 5.1% black and Hispanic. Its median household income is $28,005, and the average household earns $38,587. And you'll find that 68% of its residents have at least some high school education. If that's the kind of demographic you're looking for, you've come to the right place. Below is an overview of the population and the steets of Ordway City.
The town of Ordway is located on the eastern plains of Colorado, just north of the Arkansas River. It is the county seat of Crowley County and was once a major sugar beet processing center. The town's population was at 1,248 at the 2000 U.S. Census. Its total area is 0.8 square miles (2.1 km2).
According to the Census Bureau, the city's population is fairly spread out. Twenty-seven percent of the population is under the age of 18, twenty-four percent is between 25 and 44, and twenty-eight percent is 65 and older. The median age is 37 years old, and males outnumber females by nine0.5 to one. Ordway has a low poverty rate, with a population of nearly eighty-seven percent lower than the state average.
Ordway is a small town with great opportunities. Today's America is a highly developed "hive/herd" mentality. Henry David Thoreau would be inside a jail cell in Ordway right now, refusing to pay war taxes. In fact, he might be inside Ordway jail. So, while he might not be running for President of the United States, he might be inside the jail in Ordway City.