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Paterson School District, WA

658 Population
196.5 square miles 3.3 people per square mile

Census data: ACS 2023 5-year unless noted

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Demographics

36.3 ±8.2 Median age
  • about the same as the figure in Benton County: 36.2 ±0.2
  • a little less than the figure in Washington: 38.2 ±0.1

Economics

$32,789 ±$10,658 Per capita income
  • about 80 percent of the amount in Benton County: $41,588 ±$992
  • about two-thirds of the amount in Washington: $51,493 ±$245
$94,583 ±$33,663 Median household income
  • about 10 percent higher than the amount in Benton County: $87,316 ±$2,359
  • about the same as the amount in Washington: $94,952 ±$476

16.3% ±6.9% (104  ±55) Persons below poverty line
  • about 1.5 times the rate in Benton County: 11.1% 23,008 (±1.1% / ±2,275)
  • more than 1.5 times the rate in Washington: 9.9% 753,455 (±0.2% / ±11,430)

13.6 minutes ±11.4 (3,095  ±1,741) Mean travel time to work
  • about three-fifths of the figure in Benton County: 22.2 1,833,855 (±0.5 / ±58,372)
  • about half the figure in Washington: 27 83,194,470 (±0.1 / ±402,464)

Families

145 ±47 Number of households
  • Benton County: 76,696 ±603
  • Washington: 3,020,558 ±5,770
3.3 ±0.8 (482  ±195) Persons per household
  • about 25 percent higher than the figure in Benton County: 2.7 208,066 (±0 / ±87)
  • about 1.3 times the figure in Washington: 2.5 7,588,019

3.9% ±5.9% (5  ±8) Women 15-50 who gave birth during past year
  • about 80 percent of the rate in Benton County: 4.6% † 2,187 (±0.8% / ±390)
  • about three-quarters of the rate in Washington: 5.3% 95,720 (±0.1% / ±2,435)

Housing

150 ±47 Number of housing units
  • Benton County: 81,792 ±91
  • Washington: 3,262,667 ±447

$325,000 ±$165,715 Median value of owner-occupied housing units
  • about 90 percent of the amount in Benton County: $369,400 ±$6,787
  • about three-fifths of the amount in Washington: $519,800 ±$2,550

14.3% ±13.7% (93  ±93.7) Moved since previous year
  • about 20 percent higher than the rate in Benton County: 12% 24,988 (±1% / ±2,010.5)
  • a little less than the rate in Washington: 15.1% 1,157,574 (±0.2% / ±13,781.2)

Social

52.1% ±18.3% (225  ±98.1) High school grad or higher
  • about three-fifths of the rate in Benton County: 89.9% 123,049 (±2% / ±2,729.3)
  • about three-fifths of the rate in Washington: 92.2% 4,987,606 (±0.3% / ±16,795.6)
15.1% ±13.1% (65  ±59.1) Bachelor's degree or higher
  • about half the rate in Benton County: 33% 45,156 (±1.2% / ±1,644.6)
  • about two-fifths of the rate in Washington: 38.8% 2,097,154 (±0.2% / ±10,784.8)

N/A Persons with language other than English spoken at home

36.9% ±9.7% (243  ±98) Foreign-born population
  • more than double the rate in Benton County: 11.3% 23,647
  • more than double the rate in Washington: 15.1% 1,170,683

2.4% ±2.1% (11  ±10) Population with veteran status
  • about one-third of the rate in Benton County: 7.8% 12,074 (±0.5% / ±727)
  • about one-quarter of the rate in Washington: 8.1% 486,714 (±0.1% / ±4,612)
11 Total veterans ±10 9 Male ±9 2 Female ±3

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