The population of Selby City is estimated at 513 people. This is down from 543 in the previous year. The median household income is $48,375. The population is mainly White (non-Hispanic). The next most common ethnic group is American Indian & Alaska Native.
The city is served by a railway station and a bus depot. The railway station offers regular service to London King's Cross and Leeds. There are also regular bus services operated by Arriva. Thornes Independent provides other services in the area. The median property value is $93,900.
The poverty rate is one of the key indicators of a city's economic health. It shows the percentage of the population living below the poverty line. The lower the poverty rate, the more prosperous a community is. In Selby, the current poverty rate is 13.2%. The poverty rate in neighboring cities is 12.9% and 14.2%, while the state-wide poverty rate is only 8.9%.
The population of Selby is 1,692 people. It is the 74th largest community in the state. Selby is located along the Ouse River. It is a historic town. Much of the housing stock was built before World War II. During Roman times, an ancient land route ran through the town.
In Selby, the median annual income is $49,375. This is lower than the national average of $54,994. The economy of Selby, SD employs 226 people. The highest-paying industries in the city include Transportation & Warehousing and Utilities.