North DivisionNeighborhood fact sheet
U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024 American Community Survey · built from census tracts CENSUS
About 4,198People
| Figure | North Division | City of Milwaukee | Compared |
|---|---|---|---|
| People in povertyResidents whose household income was below the federal poverty line. | 32.5%± 5.2 points1,356 of 4,174 | 22.8%± 0.8 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Households earning under $25,000Households whose income last year was under $25,000. | 44.7%± 7.8 points735 of 1,645 | 23.1%± 0.8 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Renter householdsOccupied homes that are rented rather than owned. | 66.7%± 5.2 points1,097 of 1,645 | 58.2%± 0.7 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Vacant homesHousing units with no one living in them. | 22.8%± 3.9 points485 of 2,130 | 10.3%± 0.5 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Renters paying 30% or more of income on rentRenting households whose rent and utilities take 30% or more of their income. | 66.9%± 8.3 points647 of 967 | 50.9%± 1.5 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Households with no vehicleHouseholds with no car, truck or van available. | 27.0%± 5.5 points445 of 1,645 | 16.2%± 0.6 points | clearly higher than the city |
| Adults 25+ with a bachelor's degree or moreAdults 25 and older whose highest schooling is a bachelor's, graduate or professional degree. | 11.7%± 3.4 points301 of 2,569 | 27.4%± 0.6 points | clearly lower than the city |
| Adults 25+ without a high school diplomaAdults 25 and older who didn't finish high school or an equivalency. | 13.5%± 2.9 points347 of 2,569 | 14.5%± 0.5 points | about the same as the city (within the margin of error) |
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Built from 7 census tracts, each counted by the share of its land in North Division. Approximate: it assumes residents are spread evenly within a tract. Ranges are the Census Bureau's margins of error, at 90% confidence.