Population
by Age, Sex and Census Tract Poverty
Jackson County, Michigan 2019
Age
in Years
Persons Living in Census Tracts with Poverty Level
Total 0.0 - 4.9 5.0 -9.9 10.0 - 19.9 20.0-100.0
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female
All Ages 158,357 80,974 77,383 18,922 12,626 6,296 54,740 27,009 27,731 53,386 25,971 27,415 31,313 15,369 15,944
Under 1 1,690 851 839 120 61 59 601 304 297 608 305 303 361 181 180
1-4 7,298 3,702 3,596 522 264 258 2,202 1,115 1,087 2,754 1,398 1,356 1,820 925 895
5-14 18,789 9,745 9,044 1,410 733 677 5,720 2,954 2,766 6,906 3,591 3,315 4,753 2,467 2,286
15-24 19,411 10,281 9,130 2,219 1,552 667 7,236 3,616 3,620 6,126 3,127 2,999 3,831 1,986 1,845
25-34 20,572 11,045 9,527 3,009 2,401 608 6,643 3,350 3,293 6,738 3,269 3,469 4,181 2,025 2,156
35-44 18,469 10,028 8,441 3,073 2,448 625 5,063 2,512 2,551 6,197 3,042 3,155 4,136 2,026 2,110
45-54 20,382 10,663 9,719 3,031 2,155 876 7,079 3,474 3,605 6,382 3,100 3,282 3,890 1,934 1,956
55-64 22,973 11,402 11,571 2,503 1,531 972 8,847 4,287 4,560 7,769 3,691 4,078 3,854 1,893 1,961
65-74 16,967 8,276 8,691 1,792 950 842 6,684 3,322 3,362 5,863 2,786 3,077 2,630 1,219 1,411
75-84 8,353 3,745 4,608 836 394 442 3,414 1,590 1,824 2,824 1,232 1,592 1,280 529 751
85 & Over 3,453 1,236 2,217 407 137 270 1,251 485 766 1,219 430 789 577 184 393

Source: Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services;

Census tract population poverty was estimated using methods recommended from the Public Health Disparities Geocoding Project. In particular, the DVRHS linked annual PopStats population estimates to the 2007-2011, American Community Survey (ACS) census tract poverty percents to estimate census tract poverty for the current year(s). The data was proportionally fitted to the CDC Bridged Population Estimates.

Poverty estimates are unknown for some census tracts. These tracts tend to be comprised of institutional populations with age groups between 15-34. For this reason, population among census tract poverty groups does not sum to the total (the CDC bridged estimated total).