The population of North Potomac, Maryland, is twenty-seven thousand. It is part of the Washington, DC, VA, MD, Urbanized Area. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 24,410. Its population density was 1,254.3 per square mile, or 484.3 per square km2. The majority of residents had a high school diploma or a college degree.
Poverty rates in North Potomac City are low and disproportionately black. Compared to the national poverty rate, the poverty rate in North Potomac, MD is only 0.53% for full-time workers. It is 5.36% for part-time workers and non-workers. Non-citizens are defined as foreign nationals. These non-citizens include international students, temporary workers, and legal permanent residents. They are also illegal immigrants.
North Potomac has a low crime rate, compared to other cities. There are also plenty of amenities and attractions to visit in North Potomac, and residents can enjoy a variety of local foods, coffee shops, and restaurants. Children in the city can enjoy excellent educations at the nearby North Potomac Public Schools, with an average test score of 76%. However, there is a small chance of an upcoming crime rate in North Potomac.
The city of North Potomac occupies 6.6 square miles (17 km2) and is entirely comprised of land. Its central arterial road is MD 28 west of Key West Avenue, and it connects North Potomac with other wealthy communities nearby. However, North Potomac has many residential neighborhoods, so it's important to know the characteristics of the neighborhood before moving to this area. Further, a large majority of the population lives in apartments.