The population of Morley, Missouri, at the 2010 census was 697. This population is expected to increase to 682 by 2020. The town was incorporated in 1871 and is located in Scott County. The town has many historical sites. The population is diverse, with nearly half identifying as white. Other ethnic groups are Asian and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, and 17.8% identify as Hispanic or Latino.
The population of Morley is around 6000 people. There are numerous things to do in this city, including shopping, eating out, and going to the park. The Morley City hall can be found at the following address:
A historic place to live in Morley is the Academy at Morley. It was the site of the Olympic Torch pause on 25 June 2012. Morley's railway station serves the town and is on the Huddersfield Line. Buses stop in the town centre and on surrounding streets. There are several major roads in the area. The M621 motorways are nearby and serve Morley.
The town hall dominates the town center. It is a historic site that often plays host to concerts and is also used for music recordings. The town hall has excellent acoustics. During the Christmas season, the town hall is lit up with festive gold boubles, controlled from the platform on top of its grand steps. On the fifth of November, fireworks are set off over the town hall's roof.