The following table presents the Population & Steets of Conconully City, Washington. The population is currently 208 people, but has recently been increasing, with the median income reaching $14,477. Compared to the rest of the country, the median household income in Conconully is below the national average of $64,500. In addition, there are a few notable statistics regarding Conconully.
First, let's look at violent crime rates. The number of violent crimes per 1,000 people living in Conconully is 5.30. However, because the area doesn't have many retail businesses, the violent crime rate is higher in these areas. Although red areas in this map are generally safer than those in the rest of the city, they may not necessarily reflect a threat to Conconully residents.
Another interesting fact about Conconully is that its outhouse race has gained worldwide fame. A documentary short film by Renate Fleischer, entitled "The Fast Crapper," was made about the race. It won awards at several film festivals and even was screened on commercial airline flights. It is important to note that the town has an active chamber of commerce, with more than 40 members. The chamber organizes monthly events and uses the proceeds to stock the town's lakes.
The community's state park offers visitors with a great opportunity to enjoy fresh water and the wilderness. The park's shoreline features 5,400 feet of freshwater, and is located in north central Washington. Vehicle access is required, but there are exemptions. This is an area where the majority of people are U.S. citizens. This state park is open to vehicles, but there are some limitations.