If you are considering a move to Plaistow, Massachusetts, you should know the current Population & Steets. This city is in Essex County, Massachusetts. The population of Plaistow is 7,735 people. The city is home to Medal of Honor Recipient Daniel G. George. The population of Plaistow is slightly below the state average, with a slightly lower black race population and a lower percentage of foreign-born residents. In terms of housing, there are more houses than people.
Route 121A runs north to south through the center of Plaistow, crossing the New Hampshire state line just north of the town. It continues north through East Hampstead and Sandown to Chester. New Hampshire Route 108 runs north to south along the eastern edge of the town, leading to Haverhill and Newton. Route 121 crosses the town's extreme southwest corner. The town is serviced by a number of bus routes.
The population of Plaistow was fairly spread out, with twenty-two percent of the population under the age of eighteen. The other twenty-seven percent were married couples, with only a few individuals living alone. Twenty-four percent of households were non-families, while nine percent were individuals. There were a little less than half as many households as there were people. The median age was 41 years. Males outnumbered females, and a woman outnumbered her male counterpart.
The Population & Steets in Plaistwo City is a subscription edition of the book, and updated monthly. The voter data are for the current vintage of the county or metro definition. The subscription edition contains the most recent available edition. The book also offers a wealth of information about Plaistow's history. This map-based guide is a valuable resource for anyone who is considering relocating to the area.