Depending on the source you use, the population of Conklin City, Missouri, is between 43,000 and 62,000. The population of the city is spread out across several hamlets, primarily west and north of the village. In the US Census, the city's population is categorized as Hispanic/Latino, but it can also be any race. The median age of the population was twenty-seven, and there were 101.2 males for every 100 females.
Conklin Street and Main Street are the main roads in the town, while Secatogue Avenue and South Front Street serve as secondary corridors. Both Main Street and Conklin Street are two-lane roads, with one lane each direction. The street is partially blocked by the Hempstead Turnpike, and the city's traffic volume is heavy during peak commuting hours. This makes it difficult for commuters to find a parking spot on either Main Street or the nearby County roads.