The population of Belpre City, Ohio is a mix of Whites, Blacks, Hispanics and Two+. Among the foreign-born residents, 3.3% of the population was born outside the United States. The overall population of Belpre is 2.6% Hispanic, making it a city with a minority population. Interestingly, Belpre's foreign-born residents are less likely than those of other cities in the state to be Hispanic.
The median age for all residents of Belpre, OH is 45.2, with a foreign-born citizen population of 76 percent. This means that residents are getting older, but they aren't exactly aging as fast as people in other cities. In 2018, the median age for residents of Belpre was 45. The most common country of birth for a foreign-born resident of Belpre, OH is India. Next in line is Mexico, followed by China.
A population census is needed to find out the population and demographics of a community. The city is part of a metropolitan statistical area, and it is home to a number of large employers. The number of people in the city is below the average for the state. However, this doesn't mean that people don't want to move here! The city is home to the first library in the Northwest Territory and Ohio's first female schoolteacher.
A census of the city's residents reveals that it is made up of mostly Middle Class households. Twenty-nine percent of the population was under the age of eighteen, 8.3% was 18-24 years old, twenty-four percent was between 25-44 years old and forty-one percent was over sixty-four years old. A third of the population was made up of singles. A fifth of the population is 65-year-old.