Kahlotus City, Oregon was founded in 1880 and platted in 1902. It was originally called Hardersburg, after a local pioneer family. In 1902, Hans Harder platted the town and renamed it Kahlotus. The name, which means "hole in the ground," may have originated from the Palouse Indians. Others have speculated that it was named after a tribal chief, who once lived here.
The population of Kahlotus City is 152 people of voting age. Of these, 55.9% are male and 44.1% are female. There are also 12.6% of residents that are over 65. Kahlotus is primarily composed of Whites, although there is also a small percentage of non-whites, Hispanics, and Asians.
Population & Steets in Kaahlotus City, Washington: The city is located in Franklin County. Its population is estimated to reach 137 people in 2020, down from 195 in 2010 (and -3.52% from 2010). Kahlotus has a high poverty rate and an average household income of $54,681. The median price of a home in the city is $106,300. The median age of residents is 34.8 years.
Kahlotus' per capita income in 2018 was $23,813. This is lower middle class compared to other cities in Washington and the rest of the country. That's equivalent to $95,252 for a family of four. Kahlotus has a mix of rich and poor people.