Doerun is located in Georgia. In 2010, the population was 673,830. Most people live in one of two housing types: apartments or homes. Apartments are the most common housing type, with 69.2% of Doerun apartment dwellers renting their apartments or homes. There are also two public schools in the city, Doerun Elementary and Doerun Middle. The population of Doerun is primarily composed of renters, with a few owners owning their homes.
Doerun, Georgia is a city located in Colquitt County, Georgia. The estimated population is 736 people, down from 1,050 in 1990. Doerun's population growth rate is -0.83% per year, which means the city's population is shrinking at a slower pace than the rest of the United States. Doerun is also smaller than many other U.S. cities.
The number of residents who speak non-English languages in Doerun is large, with nearly a quarter of the population aged five and older speaking a non-English language. Another large portion of residents, 18.4%, speak Spanish, and 0.1% speak an Indo-European or Asian language at home. The unemployment rate in Doerun is 4.5% among the 16+ labor force. The average wage for an adult in Doerun is $44K, which is significantly below the Georgia and national average.