Population & Steets in Carroll Plt City. According to the Texas State Gazetteer and Business Directory, the population of the city of Carroll was around 500 people. It was also home to a steam grist mill, four cotton gins, a school, and two churches. There was also a grain mill called Trinity Mills that produced flour from corn and wheat.
This town was originally an unorganized township, but was later incorporated as a town. Originally, the town was named after Daniel Carroll, who was a signer of the United States Constitution. It is located near State Routes 6 and 170. In the 2020 census, the population of Carroll is estimated to be 138. It is a part of the Bangor Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Despite its small size, the city is located in the central region of the state, along the Penobscot River, about 30 miles north of the Atlantic Ocean. The city's climate is mild. Its most comfortable months are June and July. Its coldest months are January and February.
The age distribution of the population of Carroll Plt is broken down by race. The average age of residents in Carroll Plt is 49 years old. There are 0.1% of residents who are Asian. Meanwhile, 1.4% are Hispanic and Latino. And 0.8% are American Indians and Alaska Natives.