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1,002,048 people. This is the number of population in Tucson. The region is divided, in terms of racial composition as: 59.12% whites, 23.78% Hispanic, followed by 2.52% blacks, 1.70% Asians, 1.91% Indians and 10.98% other races. 19 years. This is the median age of the population in Tucson. This data is based on the Census last survey.
In Tucson, there are 6,280 households per zipcode. Census report brought that the average value of homes is $65,431. There is a median of 1 people per property in the city. Tucson has an average household income of $21,820.
In relation to business area, Tucson registered in last Census 20,033 business places. Working in these business places, there is a number of 312,222 employees. Tucson has an annual payroll of $188,900.
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