A population and steets map of Babcock City can be found in the Town Center. Babcock City is located on the edge of Lake Timber. It is a small city with an expanding trail system. There are several future plans for the town, including autonomous vehicles. On-demand services are also in development. Future plans include rideshare services and hourly or daily car rentals. A comprehensive town app is also being developed to bring all of Babcock's amenities together on one platform.
This small community was established by E.V. Babcock, a lumber baron from Pennsylvania, who purchased 156,000 acres. He began logging bald cypress and Florida longleaf yellow pine. The town was originally called Rouxville. A town commissary served as the town's headquarters, a barbershop and a doctor who doubled as a doctor. A railroad also ran through the town.
This land is privately owned, but the city could use as much as 44,318 residents. The city would fit 30 Wal-Mart Supercenters and five schools in Charlotte County. The county commissioners are scheduled to vote on the issue on Tuesday. The city's water supply is unknown, and critics fear that the town will interfere with the natural environment and ruin state-preserved lands.
The population of Babcock City is fairly evenly spread out. Twenty-seven percent of residents are under the age of eighteen. Fifty-one percent of households are made up of married couples, while the remaining twenty-four percent are non-families. Thirteen percent of households consist of senior citizens. The average family size is two people. The median age of the population is 38. The population is comprised of males and females, with approximately 97 males and 100 females.