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Brooklyn | Williamsburg/Greenpoint Stats

94th precinct - Greenpoint/Williamsburg  is the safest neighborhood in Brooklyn

5 minutes to Manhattan on the "L" train & "J" Train

 

YMYMCA 1050 Lorimer St. at Meserole Ave. www.ymcanyc.org/greenpoint/

METROPOLITAN POOL 257 Bedford Ave. at Metropolitan Ave.
SCHOOLS 30 public schools in the area
LIBRARIES
  Central Greenpoint Branch 107 Norman Ave. at Leonard St.
  Leonard 81 Devoe St. at Leonard St.
  Williamsburg Branch 240 Division Ave. at Marcy Ave.
  Bushwick Branch 340 Bushwick Ave at Siegel St.
  Main Library Grand Army Plaza www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org
 
Community Board 1 has Williamsburg/Greenpoint statistics.
Total Population 160,338 100.0
White Nonhispanic 77,040 48.0
Black Nonhispanic 8,808 5.5
Asian and Pacific Islander Nonhispanic 5,730 3.6
Other Nonhispanic 3,827 2.4
Two or More Races Nonhispanic 4,488 2.8
Hispanic Origin 60,445 37.7
Female 81,550 50.9
Male 78,788 49.1

Total Households 55,631
Family households 34,368 61.8
Nonfamily households 21,263 38.2
Total Housing Units 58,692 -
Occupied Housing Units 55,631
Renter occupied 48,086 86.4
Owner occupied 7,545 13.6.


POST OFFICES
42 Boriquen Pl. at So. 4th
157 Guernsey St. at Meserole Ave.
41 Debevoise St. at Humboldt
442D Lorimer St. at Ten Eyck USPS contract station (Tiger Lily)


FESTA DEL GIGLIO The annual feast of the Lilies. An Italian Tradition on the Greenpoint-Williamsburg border. Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Northside http://www.giglio-usa.org/

Animal Rescue- Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition (BARC) http://www.barcshelter.org/

 

According to the US Government Census Bureau estimate of 2001::

  • 2,465,326 people live in Kings County
    (2000 census, 2007 estimate: 2,494,599, 1.2% increase),

  • a 7.2% increase between 1990 and 2000.

  • Brooklyn remains the most populous of the city's five boroughs.

Historical Population estimates, between 1990 and 1900:

  • 1990: 2,300,664

  • 1980: 2,230,936

  • 1970: 2,602,012

  • 1960: 2,627,319

  • 1950: 2,738,175 note that more people lived in Brooklyn in 1950 than do today!

  • 1940: 2,698,285

  • 1930: 2,560,401

  • 1920: 2,018,356

  • 1910: 1,634,351

  • 1900: 1,166,582

Population by Neighborhood
according to the NYC Dept of City Planning

  • Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights 122,542 (CB10)

  • Bedford Stuyvesant 143,867 (CB3)

  • Bensonhurst, Bath Beach 172.129 (CB11)

  • Borough Park, Ocean Parkway 185,046 (CB12)

  • Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene 98,620 (CB2)

  • Brownsville, Ocean Hill 85,343 (CB16)

  • Bushwick 104,358 (CB4)

  • Canarsie, Flatlands 194,653 (CB18)

  • Coney Island, Brighton Beach 106,120 (CB13)

  • Crown Heights / South Wingate: 104,014 (CB9)

  • Crown Heights North 96,076 (CB8)

  • East Flatbush, Rugby, Farragut 165,753 (CB17)

  • East New York, Starrett City 173,198 (CB5)

  • Flatbush / Midwood 168,806 (CB14)

  • Park Slope, Carroll Gardens 104,054 (CB6)

  • Sheepshead Bay, Gerritsen Beach 160,319 (CB15)

  • Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace 120,063 (CB7)

  • Williamsburg, Greenpoint 168,338 (CB1)

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More Stuff...

  • 53% of Brooklyn residents are female.
  • 41.2% are White
  • 36.4% are Black or African-American
  • 0.4% are Native American Indian and/or Alaska Native persons
  • 0.1% are Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
  • 7.5% are Asian
  • 34.7% are White persons of non-Hispanic/Latino origin
  • 19.8% are of Latino or Hispanic origin
  • 10.1% reporting some other race
  • 4.3% reporting two or more races
  • 7.4% are under the age of 5 years
  • 26.9% are under the age of 18
  • 11.5% are age 65 or older
  • 62.9% have been living in the same house or apartment for the last 5 years
  • 37.8% were born in a foreign country
  • 46.7% speak a language other than English at home
  • of those over the age of 25,
    • 47.7% are high school graduates
    • 21.8% have a Bachelor's degree or higher
  • 603,816 have a disability
  • there are 38,732 businesses with paid employees in Brooklyn.
    • 37% of those are minority owned (1997)
    • 26% are owned by women (1997)
  • Brooklynites spend an average of 43 minutes traveling to work
  • Median income is $29,961 per year
  • an estimated 24% of Brooklynites live in poverty.
    vs.
    • 27% Bronx
    • 18% Manhattan
    • 16% Queens
    • 9% Staten Island

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Yet more stuff...

  • Brooklyn covers 71 square miles
  • There are about 34,916 people per square mile in Brooklyn
  • Brooklynites represent 93 different ethnic groups, and 150 nationalities.

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