In this article we will look at the population and steets of Cedarvale City in Chautauqua County, Kansas. We will also look at the zip code for the city, Cedar Vale, and its surrounding area. The city's population was 579 at the 2010 census, and is projected to be 503 by 2020. The zip code and street name can be found on the city's museum page.
The Cedarvale area contains both large detached houses and low-rise rental apartment complexes. The area features quiet streets and is home to a mix of upper-middle class and older families. You can find a variety of businesses and services in the area, which includes a high-quality elementary school and a Jewish community. You'll also find a few schools and synagogues in the neighborhood, which makes it a great place for families to live.
The Cedarvale community is situated in Toronto, Ontario. It is divided into two parts by Vaughan Road, one to the northeast and Humewood to the southwest. The neighbourhood began developing in 1912, when Sir Henry Mill Pellatt, the builder of Casa Loma, registered the subdivision plan for Cedarvale. The area's name is derived from the cedar trees that were once found in the area.
The median age in Cedarvale City was 43.9 years. The number of underage residents was 8.4%, and 21.3% of households were headed by married couples. Non-families made up the remaining 35.1% of the city's population. The average family size was 2.29, with an average of two adults in each household. In terms of gender, the population was 50.3% male and 49.7% female.