The town of Tillatoba is located in Yalobusha County, Mississippi, United States. At the 2010 census, the population was 91. Its agricultural products include corn, cotton, timber, and poultry. To the east of the city is the Holly Springs National Forest. Tillatoba is approximately 1.0 square miles in size. The population was distributed among 25 households and 12 families.
The median household income in Tillatoba is N/A, and there are 14 people living below the poverty line. This is higher than the national poverty rate of 12.3%. Most people living below the poverty line are white, while the majority of the Native Americans are Black. Further, the area has a high rate of education, with 64% of high school graduates having earned at least a bachelor's degree.
The major occupational groups in the area are construction and extraction, while those in the business and financial operations sectors are less prevalent. Construction and extraction jobs account for the majority of the local workforce, while the least common occupations are farming and fishing. The median income is N/A, which compares with $65,712 for the entire country. It is also projected to increase by 8.1%. And, there are only 43 blacks and three Asian residents living in the area.