The population of Gibbon City, Nebraska, is about 1,971 people. This is the 63rd largest city in the state, after Geneva and Mitchell. Its largest racial/ethnic groups are White, Hispanic, and Two or More. The median age of residents is 42 years. The city's population is also mostly male. There are 83.5 males per 100 females.
The population of Gibson City is made up of a variety of ethnic groups. The majority of the people are White, although there are also some African-American residents. Some residents report German, Irish, and English ancestry. English is the official language of residents, but French is also spoken in some areas. Aside from English, the local residents speak several other important languages. Gibson City has a population of approximately 3,233 people.
The median household income in Gibson City is $44,973. This is slightly lower than the average of $65,712 for the entire United States. The median annual income in Gibson City is also lower than the national average. The highest-paying industries in Gibson City are Finance & Insurance (86,218), and Real Estate. The median household income in Gibson City, IL is $44,973 per year.
The Gibson City school was established in 1874. It was located at 200 N. Melvin Street, and took up about half a block. The town's population grew steadily since 1869. The arrival of two railroads brought many people to the area. Its residents now total 3,407 people. The city's mural of Hiawatha Returning with Minnehaha by Francis Foy is a local landmark.