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Census Tract 19.09, Smith, TX

3,025 Population
1.1 square miles 2,859.1 people per square mile

Census data: ACS 2024 5-year unless noted

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Demographics

46.5 ±6.3 Median age
  • about 1.3 times the figure in Tyler: 35 ±0.9
  • about 25 percent higher than the figure in Smith County: 37.5 ±0.3
  • about 1.3 times the figure in Texas: 35.6 ±0.1

Economics

$42,128 ±$7,235 Per capita income
  • about 20 percent higher than the amount in Tyler: $34,724 ±$1,533
  • about 20 percent higher than the amount in Smith County: $35,679 ±$1,086
  • a little higher than the amount in Texas: $40,752 ±$159
$77,931 ±$18,410 Median household income
  • about 20 percent higher than the amount in Tyler: $67,486 ±$3,344
  • a little higher than the amount in Smith County: $74,192 ±$2,224
  • about the same as the amount in Texas: $78,476 ±$263

8.8% ±5.7% (259  ±172) Persons below poverty line
  • about two-thirds of the rate in Tyler: 12.5% † 12,931 (±1.7% / ±1,751)
  • about three-quarters of the rate in Smith County: 11.6% 27,158 (±1.1% / ±2,632)
  • about two-thirds of the rate in Texas: 13.8% 4,074,940 (±0.1% / ±38,425)

16.1 minutes ±1.2 (17,550  ±4,990) Mean travel time to work
  • about 80 percent of the figure in Tyler: 20 945,670 (±0.6 / ±40,639)
  • about two-thirds of the figure in Smith County: 23.1 2,307,405 (±0.5 / ±66,564)
  • about three-fifths of the figure in Texas: 26.7 326,057,150 (±0.1 / ±1,096,205)

Families

1,360 ±143 Number of households
  • Tyler: 38,505 ±945
  • Smith County: 83,134 ±1,163
  • Texas: 10,992,816 ±15,813
2.2 ±0.3 (2,950  ±466) Persons per household
  • about 80 percent of the figure in Tyler: 2.7 103,856 (±0.1 / ±113)
  • about three-quarters of the figure in Smith County: 2.8 235,279 (±0 / ±78)
  • about 80 percent of the figure in Texas: 2.7 29,571,696

2% ±3.4% (16  ±27) Women 15-50 who gave birth during past year
  • about two-fifths of the rate in Tyler: 5.1% † 1,393 (±0.9% / ±259)
  • about two-fifths of the rate in Smith County: 4.9% † 2,819 (±0.8% / ±446)
  • about one-third of the rate in Texas: 5.6% 417,420 (±0.1% / ±5,681)

Housing

1,669 ±178 Number of housing units
  • Tyler: 46,019 ±820
  • Smith County: 99,673 ±61
  • Texas: 12,128,515 ±1,574

$294,900 ±$41,549 Median value of owner-occupied housing units
  • about 25 percent higher than the amount in Tyler: $235,300 ±$9,294
  • about 25 percent higher than the amount in Smith County: $240,700 ±$5,783
  • a little higher than the amount in Texas: $283,800 ±$738

21% ±10.8% (631  ±340.4) Moved since previous year
  • about 1.5 times the rate in Tyler: 14.3% 15,440 (±1.2% / ±1,260.5)
  • more than 1.5 times the rate in Smith County: 12% 28,703 (±0.9% / ±2,238.5)
  • about 1.5 times the rate in Texas: 14% 4,185,730 (±0.1% / ±31,449.6)

Social

90.2% ±8.1% (2,088  ±396.6) High school grad or higher
  • a little higher than the rate in Tyler: 88% 61,630 (±2.6% / ±2,089.5)
  • about the same as the rate in Smith County: 88.7% 142,229 (±2% / ±3,171)
  • a little higher than the rate in Texas: 86% 16,951,277 (±0.2% / ±43,005)
32.1% ±6.7% (744  ±199.2) Bachelor's degree or higher
  • about the same as the rate in Tyler: 31.4% 22,023 (±1.5% / ±1,123.5)
  • about 10 percent higher than the rate in Smith County: 28.6% 45,827 (±1% / ±1,642.7)
  • a little less than the rate in Texas: 33.8% 6,669,107 (±0.1% / ±27,455.2)

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

4.6% ±2.7% (138  ±85) Foreign-born population
  • about two-fifths of the rate in Tyler: 11.4% 12,465 (±1.1% / ±1,196)
  • about half the rate in Smith County: 8.8% 21,242
  • about one-quarter of the rate in Texas: 17.6% 5,302,466

12.3% ±8.6% (310  ±223) Population with veteran status
  • more than double the rate in Tyler: 4.4% † 3,707 (±0.6% / ±496)
  • more than double the rate in Smith County: 5.8% 10,661 (±0.4% / ±755)
  • about double the rate in Texas: 6.2% 1,402,357 (±0.1% / ±10,216)
310 Total veterans ±223 305 Male ±221 5 Female ±9

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