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Eastland Economic Development Corporation
Eastland City Hall
113 E. Commerce Street
Eastland, Texas  76448

Phone: (254) 629-3349

 

Eastland County Demographics

Eastland County is located in the interior lowlands of western Central Texas and is bordered by Erath, Stephens, Palo Pinto, Callahan, Brown and Comanche counties. The county seat is Eastland and organized in 1858. Principal cities include Cisco, Ranger, Gorman,
and Rising Star.

County Populations -- 1980: 19,446 | 1990: 18,488 | 2000: 18,297

 

Quick Facts about Eastland County

Population  

Census 2000

Percent Change
1990-2000

Percent of
County Population

Total

18,297 

(1.0) 

 

Under 5

1,071 

3.6 

5.9 

Under 18

4,247 

(1.3) 

23.2 

65 and over

3,815

(10.0)

20.9

85 and over

525

(2.6)

2.9

Male

8,870 

(0.1) 

48.5 

Female

9,427 

(1.9) 

51.5 

White

16,656 

(4.7) 

91.0 

Black

399 

0.5 

2.2 

Asian

38 

2.7 

0.2 

Hispanic

1,976 

40.7 

10.8 


 

 Employment

2001 

Percent Change 2000-2001 

Average Annual Growth 1996-2001 

Percent of County
Employment

Firms in 2001 

Total

6,940 

0.7 

3.5 

 

484 

Agricultural Services, Forestry, Fishing

40 

11.1 

(7.8) 

0.6 

11 

Mining

224 

19.1 

(4.2) 

3.2 

26 

Construction

1,111 

4.8 

28.8 

16.0 

39 

Manufacturing

1,306 

(3.8) 

1.3 

18.8 

31 

Transportation/
Public Utilities/
Communications

206 

(1.0) 

1.1 

3.0 

34 

Wholesale Trade

196 

(22.2) 

(8.5) 

2.8 

34 

Retail Trade

1,074 

(6.5) 

2.8 

15.5 

109 

Services

1,162 

13.3 

3.6 

16.7 

121 

Financial, Insurance, Real Estate

179 

2.3 

(0.8) 

2.6 

33 

Government

1,441 

0.3 

1.0 

20.8 

46 

 

 Unemployment

2001 

Change
2000-2001 

Change
1996-2001 

2001
State Ranking 

Unemployment Rate

3.6

(0.2) 

(1.1) 

158 

 

 Income 

2000 

Change 2000-2001 

Avg. Annual Percent Change 1995-2000 

2000 State Ranking 

Personal Income (Thousands)

$382,384 

7.2 

6.6 

121 

Average Per Capita Income

$20,866 

6.4 

6.6 

131 

 

 Poverty

1999 

Change
1998-1999 

Change
1993-1999 

1999
State Ranking 

Poverty Rate

16.8

(4.2) 

(4.8) 

119 

Ages 0-17

23.3

(6.1) 

(4.5) 

111 

Ages 5-17 in families

21.2

(7.1) 

(3.4) 

117 

 

 Property
 Values 

2000 

Percent Change 1999-2000 

Avg. Annual Percent Change 1995-2000 

2000 State Ranking 

January 1st Total Property Value

$714,123,360 

8.2 

2.6 

149 

Property Value Per Capita

$39,030 

3.4 

2.2 

208 

 

 Sales
 Activity 

2001 

Percent Change 2000-2001 

Avg. Annual Percent Change 1996-2001 

Taxable Sales

$76,319,308 

(0.3) 

3.4 

Sales Tax Outlets

546 

(4.7) 

(2.5) 

 

 Education

Number of Districts

Number of
Schools

Enrollment

Percent Enrollment Growth
from Prior Year

Public Education 2001-02

5 

13 

3,108 

(2.6) 

Higher Education Fall 2001

 

2 

3,556 

2.0 

 


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