Orange County, FL Demographics (Data USA)

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ORANGE COUNTY, FL ADD COMPARISON
POPULATION MEDIAN AGE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

1.31M 34.9 $51,335
2.04% GROWTH 1.21% GROWTH
POVERTY RATE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES MEDIAN PROPERTY VALUE

16.6% 654,308 $214,000
0.21% DECLINE 12.2% GROWTH
ABOUT
Orange County, FL has a population of 1.31M graduates, Valencia College, with 12,044
people with a median age of 34.9 and a median graduates, and Full Sail University, with 5,352
household income of $51,335
$51,335.. Between 2015 and graduates.
2016 the population of Orange County, FL grew
from 1.29M to 1.31M
1.31M,, a 2.04% increase and its The median property value in Orange County, FL
median household income grew from $50,720 to is $214,000
$214,000,, and the homeownership rate is
$51,335,, a 1.21% increase.
$51,335 53.6%.. Most people in Orange County, FL
53.6%
commute by Drove Alone,
Alone, and the average
The population of Orange County, FL is 41.3% commute time is 26.5 minutes. The average car
White,, 30.5% Hispanic
White Hispanic,, and 19.8% Black
Black.. 34.5% of ownership in Orange County, FL is 2 cars per
the people in Orange County, FL speak a non- household.
English language, and 88.8% are U.S. citizens.
Orange County, FL is the 5th most populated
The largest universities in Orange County, FL are county in Florida and borders Brevard County, FL;
University of Central Florida, with 15,953
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ECONOMY HEALTH & SAFETY DIVERSITY

EDUCATION HOUSING & LIVING
ECONOMY
The economy of Orange County, FL employs Companies & Enterprises (($54,432
$54,432),), Professional,
654,308 people. The economy of Orange County, Scientific, Tech Services (($48,371
$48,371),), and Utilities
FL is specialized in Arts, Entertainment, ($43,739
$43,739).).
Recreation;; Real Estate, Rental & Leasing;
Recreation Leasing; and
Median household income in Orange County, FL
Accommodation & Food Service,
Service, which employ
is $51,335
$51,335.. Males in Orange County, FL have an
respectively 3.26; 1.83; and 1.66 times more
average income that is 1.34 times higher than the
people than what would be expected in a
average income of females, which is $43,586
$43,586.. The
location of this size. The largest industries in
income inequality of Orange County, FL
Orange County, FL are Accommodation & Food
(measured using the Gini index) is 0.479 which is
Service ((84,675
84,675),), Retail trade ((75,155
75,155),), and
lower than the national average.
Healthcare & Social Assistance ((70,366
70,366),), and the
highest paying industries are Management of
WAGES
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$51,335
2016 VALUE
± $1,045
Households in Orange County, FL have a

median annual income of $51,335
$51,335,, which is
less than the median annual income in the
United States. Look at the chart to see how
the median household income in Orange
County, FL compares to that in it's parent
locations.
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The closest comparable data for the county of

Orange County, FL is from the state of Florida.
$58,395
AVERAGE MALE SALARY
± $619
$43,586
AVERAGE FEMALE SALARY
± $391
In 2016
2016,, full-time male employees in Florida
made 1.34 times more than female
employees.
This chart shows the gender-based wage

disparity in the 5 most common occupations
in Florida by number of full-time employees.
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HIGHEST AVERAGE SALARIES BY RACE & ETHNICITY
1. Asian
$52,029 ± $2,439
2. White
$47,620 ± $390
3.
Na ve Hawaiian or Other
Paciﬁc Islander
$46,796 ± $24,565
In 2016 the highest paid race/ethnicity of

Florida workers was Asian
Asian.. These workers
were paid 1.09 times more than White
workers, who made the second highest salary
of any race/ethnicity.
This chart shows the race- and ethnicity-

based wage disparities in the 5 most common
occupations in Florida
Florida..
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The closest comparable wage GINI for Orange

County, FL is from Florida
Florida..
0.479 0.478
2016 WAGE GINI 2015 WAGE GINI
In 2016
2016,, the income inequality in Florida was
0.479 according to the GINI calculation of the
wage distribution. Income inequality had a
0.28% growth from 2015 to 2016
2016,, which
means that wage distribution grew somewhat
less even.
The 2016 GINI for Florida is lower than the

national average of 0.485
0.485.. In other words,
wages are distributed more evenly in Florida
in comaprison to the national average.
This chart shows the number of workers in

various wage buckets compared to the
national average.
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Median Household Income

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HIGHEST MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
1. Census Tract 158.02

In 2016
2016,, the census tract with the highest
Median Household Income in Orange County,
FL was Census Tract 158.02 with a value of
$171,250,, followed by Census Tract 158.01 and
$171,250
Census Tract 160.02,
160.02, with respective values of
$134,688 and $126,719
$126,719..
The following map shows all of the census

tracts in Orange County, FL colored by their
Median Household Income.
Income.
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Poverty by Age and Gender View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
Female 18-24
LARGEST DEMOGRAPHIC LIVING IN POVERTY
± 3,081
16.6% of the population for whom poverty

status is determined in Orange County, FL
(212,247 out of 1.28M people) live below the
poverty line, a number that is higher than the
national average of 14%
14%.. The largest
demographic living in poverty is Female 18-24,
18-24,
followed by Female 25-34 and then Male 18-
24..
24
The Census Bureau uses a set of money

income thresholds that vary by family size
and composition to determine who classifies
as impoverished. If a family's total income is
less than the family's threshold than that
family and every individual in it is considered
to be living in poverty.
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Poverty by Race & Ethnicity View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
LARGEST RACE OR ETHNICITY LIVING IN POVERTY
1. White
115,973 ± 9,284
2. Hispanic or La no
85,179 ± 10,079
3. Black or African American

58,764 ± 8,415
The most common racial or ethnic group

living below the poverty line in Orange
County, FL is White
White,, followed by Hispanic or
Latino and Black or African American.
American.
The Census Bureau uses a set of money

income thresholds that vary by family size
and composition to determine who classifies
as impoverished. If a family's total income is
less than the family's threshold than that
family and every individual in it is considered
to be living in poverty.
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OCCUPATIONS
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For anonymity, the ACS 1-year estimate groups

occupations by broad parent groupings.
654,308 0.21%
2016 VALUE 1 YEAR GROWTH
± 9,536 ± 2.08%
From 2015 to 2016

2016,, employment in Orange
County, FL declined at a rate of 0.21%, from
655,717 employees to 654,308 employees.
The most common job groups, by number of

people living in Orange County, FL, are
Management, Business, Science, & Arts,
Arts, Sales
& Office,
Office, and Service
Service.. This chart illustrates the
share breakdown of the primary jobs held by
residents of Orange County, FL.
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Most Common Options Most Options Highest Paid Options
The most common jobs held by Specialized The highest paid jobs held by
residents of Orange County, FL, Compared to other counties
counties,, residents of Orange County, FL,
by number of employees, are Orange County, FL has an by median earnings, are Legal
Legal;;
Sales;; Administrative
Sales Administrative;; and unusually high number of Architecture & Engineering;
Engineering; and
Management..
Management residents working in Food & Computer & Mathematical.
Mathematical.
Serving;; Cleaning &
Serving
Maintenance;; and Law
Maintenance
Enforcement Supervisors.
Supervisors.
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INDUSTRIES
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For anonymity, the ACS 1-year estimate groups

industries by broad parent groupings.
654,308 0.21%
2016 VALUE 1 YEAR GROWTH
± 9,536 ± 2.08%
From 2015 to 2016

2016,, employment in Orange
County, FL declined at a rate of 0.21%, from
655,717 employees to 654,308 employees.
The most common employment sectors for

those who live in Orange County, FL, are
Accommodation & Food Service,
Service, Retail trade,
trade,
and Healthcare & Social Assistance.
Assistance. This chart
shows the share breakdown of the primary
industries for residents of Orange County, FL,
though some of these residents may live in
Orange County, FL and work somewhere else.
Census data is tagged to a residential
address, not a work address.
Dataset:
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Most Common Options Most Options Highest Options
The most common industries in Specialized Paying

Orange County, FL by number Please note that the ACS 3-year
Compared to other counties
counties,,
estimates have been
of employees are Orange County, FL has an discontinued.
Accommodation & Food unusually high number of Arts, The highest paying industries in
Service;; Retail trade;
Service trade; and Entertainment, Recreation;
Recreation; Real Orange County, FL, by median
Healthcare & Social Assistance.
Assistance. Estate, Rental & Leasing;
Leasing; and earnings, are Management of
Accommodation & Food Companies & Enterprises;
Enterprises;
Service..
Service Professional, Scientific, Tech
Services;; and Utilities
Services Utilities..
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HEALTH & SAFETY

Insurance and Medicare coverage combined with care clinician to patient ratio and a Medicare
state and county level health and safety statistics reimbursement average per patient per year of
for Orange County, FL. In Orange County, FL the $11,061.. Duval County, FL has the highest
$11,061
age groups most likely to have health care prevalence of homicides of any county in Florida
Florida..
coverage are 6-17 and 6-17
6-17,, men and women,
respectively. The location has a 1 to 82 primary
COVERAGE
Clinician to Patient Rates
82 46 181
PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS DENTISTS MENTAL HEALTH
FOR EVERY 100,000 PEOPLE FOR EVERY 100,000 PEOPLE PROFESSIONALS
FOR EVERY 100,000 PEOPLE
93
OTHER PROVIDERS
FOR EVERY 100,000 PEOPLE
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Healthcare Coverage
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6-17 6-17
MALE MAJORITY FEMALE MAJORITY
Orange County, FL residents 6-17 years of age

are the largest age group with Healthcare
Coverage in Florida
Florida.. The age groups most
likely to have health care coverage are 6-17
and 6-17
6-17,, for men and women respectively.
Nationally, 6-17 (for men) and 6-17 (for
women) are the age groups most likely to
have coverage.
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Medicare Enrollment and Reimbursements by Location View Data Save Image
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Showing data across all counties in Florida

Florida..
Reimbursements per Medicare Enrollee

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COUNTIES WITH THE MOST MEDICARE ENROLLEES
1. Miami-Dade County, FL
$14,097
2. Glades County, FL
$13,067
3. Baker County, FL
$12,812
At $14,097 Miami-Dade County, FL has the

largest amount of Medicare Reimbursements
per Enrollee in Florida
Florida.. The next two highest
amounts were in Glades County, FL with
$13,067 and in Baker County, FL with $12,812
$12,812..
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Reimbursements per Medicare Enrollee


$11,061
MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENTS PER ENROLLEE
Medicare Reimbursements per Enrollee in

Orange County, FL were $11,061 in 2014
2014,, but
$11,085 in 2013
2013.. These numbers represent a
0.22% growth during that year. Medicare
Reimbursements per Enrollee in Orange
County, FL are $$1,473 more than the national
average.
Medicare is a Federal program which provides

health benefits to older Americans. This chart
shows how per enrollee amounts have
changed in Orange County, FL compared to
national reimburesments.
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HOSPITAL CARE FOR MEDICARE PATIENTS
Heart Disease and Pneumonia View Data Save Image Share/Embed
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Total Patients
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2014 FREQUENCY RANKING
1. Conges ve Heart Failure

575 patients
2. Pneumonia
456 patients
3. Acute Myocardial Infarc on

255 patients
In Orange County, FL in 2014

2014,, 575 Medicare
enrollees were treated for Congestive Heart
Failure,, 456 for Pneumonia
Failure Pneumonia,, and 255 for Acute
Myocardial Infarction.
Infarction.
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Medicare enrollees between the ages of 65 and

75 that have had treatment related to their
diabetes and been categorized with the racial
labels, either Black or non-Black, from the
Dartmouth Atlas.
1,573 7,186
BLACK ENROLLEES NON-BLACK ENROLLEES
In 2014
2014,, the Medicare enrollees in Orange
County, FL between the ages of 65 and 75
had 5,471 eye exams, 7,471 hemoglobin tests,
and 7,545 lipid tests as part of their diabetes
care. Here is a breakdown of each test by race
as a percentage of enrollees with diabetes
diabetes..
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Preventative Women’s Health Services View Data Save Image Share/Embed
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Female Medicare enrollees between the ages of

67 and 69 that have been classified with the
racial labels, either Black or non-Black, from the
Dartmouth Atlas.
684 4,816
BLACK WOMEN NON-BLACK WOMEN
In 2014
2014,, out of the 5,500 women in Orange
County, FL between the ages of 67 and 69
enrolled in medicare, 3,416 had
mammograms. This chart looks at the change
in percentage of Black and non-Black
Medicare enrollees who had mammograms
from 2010 to 2014
2014..
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HEALTH RISKS
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Data only available at the state level.
Opioid Overdose Death Rate (Age-Adjusted)


STATE WITH THE HIGHEST PREVALENCE
1. West Virginia
43.4
2. New Hampshire
35.8
3. Ohio
32.9
West Virginia has a Opioid Overdose Death

Rate (Age-Adjusted) value of 43.4
43.4,, followed by
New Hampshire with 35.8 and Ohio with 32.9
32.9..
The following map shows all of the states
colored according to their Opioid Overdose
Death Rate (Age-Adjusted).
(Age-Adjusted).
Opioid Overdose Death Rate (Age-Adjusted)

is defined as opioid overdose death rate per
100,000 population (age-adjusted).
Dataset:
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Florida..
Diabetes Prevalence
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COUNTY WITH THE HIGHEST PREVALENCE
1. Gadsden County, FL
17.1%
2. Madison County, FL
15.6%
3. Calhoun County, FL
15.5%
According to the 2017 County Health

Rankings, Gadsden County, FL has a Diabetes
Prevalence value of 17.1%
17.1%,, the highest value
of any county in Florida
Florida.. This represents a
15.5% growth from the previous year, which
had a value of 14.8%
14.8%..
The following map shows all of the counties

in Florida colored according to their Diabetes
Prevalence..
Prevalence
Diabetes Prevalence is defined as the

percentage of adults aged 20 and above with
diagnosed diabetes.
Dataset:
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Risky/Harmful Behaviors View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart

Florida..
Adult Smoking Prevalence


1. Okeechobee County, FL
21%
2. Union County, FL
20.9%
3. Gadsden County, FL
20.9%

Rankings, Okeechobee County, FL has a Adult
Smoking Prevalence of 21%
21%,, the highest value
of any county in Florida
3.67% decline from the previous year, which
had a value of 21.8%
21.8%..

in Florida colored according to their Adult
Smoking Prevalence.
Prevalence.
Adult Smoking Prevalence is defined as the

percentage of adults that reported currently
smoking.
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Florida..
Homicide Deaths

1. Duval County, FL
12
2. Washington County, FL
11.5
3. Hendry County, FL
11.1

Rankings, Duval County, FL has a Homicide
Deaths per 100,000 People of 12
12,, the highest
rate of any county in Florida
5.51% decline from the previous year, which
had a value of 12.7
12.7..

in Florida colored according to the number of
Homicide Deaths per 100,000 People.
People.
Homicide Deaths is defined as the number or

deaths due to homicide per 100,000
population.
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DIVERSITY
Orange County, FL is home to a population of (30.5%
30.5%),), 260,458 Black residents (19.8%
(19.8%),), 69,041
1.31M people, from which 88.8% are citizens. The Asian residents (5.25%
(5.25%),), and 30,646 Two+
ethnic composition of the population of Orange residents (2.33%
(2.33%).). The most common foreign
County, FL is composed of 543,139 White languages in Orange County, FL are Spanish
residents (41.3%
(41.3%),), 401,348 Hispanic residents (278,876 speakers), French Creole ((35,190
35,190
speakers), and Vietnamese ((10,688

10,688 speakers), but speakers), Portuguese ((9,848
9,848 speakers), and Urdu
compared to other places, Orange County, FL has (3,369 speakers).
a relative high number of French Creole ((35,190
35,190
AGE
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31.2
MEDIAN NATIVE-BORN AGE
± 0.4
42.8
MEDIAN FOREIGN-BORN AGE
± 0.7
In 2016
2016,, the median age of all people in
Orange County, FL was 34.9
34.9.. Native-born
citizens, with a median age of 31.2
31.2,, were
generally younger than foreign-born citizens,
with a median age of 42.8
42.8.. But people in
Orange County, FL are getting getting older.
In 2015
2015,, the average age of all Orange County,
FL residents was 34.7
34.7..
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HERITAGE
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MOST COMMON ORIGIN
1. Cuba
2. Hai
3. Mexico
RELATIVELY HIGH ORIGIN
1. Cuba
2. Bahamas
3. Venezuela
In 2016
2016,, the most common birthplace for the
foreign-born residents of Florida was Cuba
Cuba,,
the natal country of 930,443 Florida residents,
followed by Haiti with 319,418 and Mexico
with 276,482
276,482..
When compared to other states

states,, Florida has a
relatively high number of residents that were
born in Cuba
Cuba.. In 2016
2016,, there were 930,443
people from Cuba living in Florida
Florida,,
approximately 12.27 times more than would
be expected based on national averages.
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88.8% 90.4%
2016 CITIZENSHIP 2015 CITIZENSHIP
As of 2016
2016,, 88.8% of Orange County, FL
residents were US citizens, which is lower
than the national average of 93%
93%.. In 2015
2015,, the
percentage of US citizens in Orange County,
FL was 90.4%
90.4%,, meaning that the rate of
citizenship has been declining in that location.
The following chart shows US citizenship

percentages in Orange County, FL compared
to it's parent geographies.
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Race & Ethnicity View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
MOST COMMON
1. White
543,139 ± 1,137
2. Hispanic
401,348 ± N/A
3. Black
260,458 ± 6,291
In 2016
2016,, there were 1.35 times more White
residents (543,139
(543,139 people) in Orange County,
FL than any other race or ethnicity. There
were 401,348 Hispanic and 260,458 Black
residents, the second and third most common
racial or ethnic groups.
The following bar chart shows the 8 races and

ethnicities represented in Orange County, FL
as a share of the total population.
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MOST COMMON LANGUAGES
1. Spanish
2. French Creole
3. Vietnamese
RELATIVELY HIGH LANGUAGES
1. French Creole
2. Portuguese
3. Urdu
397,634 of Orange County, FL citizens are
speakers of a non-English language, which is
higher than the national average of 21.6%
21.6%.. In
2015,, the most common non-English
2015
language spoken in Orange County, FL was
Spanish.. 21.2% of the overall population of
Spanish
Orange County, FL are native Spanish
speakers. 2.68% speak French Creole and
0.81% speak Vietnamese
Vietnamese,, the next two most
common languages.
When compared to other counties

counties,, Orange
County, FL has a relatively high number of
residents that are native French Creole
speakers. In 2015
2015,, there were 35,190 native
French Creole speakers living in Orange
County, FL, approximately 11.65 times more
than would be expected based on the
language's frequency in the US more broadly.
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MILITARY
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MOST COMMON SERVICE PERIOD
1. Vietnam
19,784 ± 2,328
2. Gulf (2001-)
13,753 ± 2,574
3. Gulf (1990s)
12,088 ± 2,194
Orange County, FL has a large population of

military personnel who served in Vietnam
Vietnam,,
1.44 times greater than any other conflict.
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EDUCATION
In 2015 universities in Orange County, FL College ((12,044
12,044 and 26%
26%),), and Full Sail University
awarded 46,245 degrees. The student population (5,352 and 11.6%
11.6%).). The most popular majors in
of Orange County, FL is skewed towards females, Orange County, FL are General Psychology ((1,229
1,229
with 21,007 male students and 25,238 female and 2.66%
2.66%),), Registered Nursing ((992
992 and 2.15%
2.15%),),
students. Most students in Orange County, FL are and General Business Administration &
White ((20,821
20,821 and 45%
45%),), followed by Hispanic or Management ((856
856 and 1.85%
1.85%).). The median tuition
Latino ((9,967
9,967 and 21.6%
21.6%),), Black or African costs in Orange County, FL are $12,900 for private
American ((7,771
7,771 and 16.8%
16.8%),), and Unknown ((3,188
3,188 four year colleges, and $4,478 and $19,810
and 6.89%
6.89%).). The largest universities in Orange respectively, for public four year colleges for in-
County, FL by number of graduates are University state students and out-of-state students.
of Central Florida ((15,953
15,953 and 34.5%
34.5%),), Valencia
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Bachelor's Degree
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MOST COMMON
1. General Psychology
1,229 graduates
2. Registered Nursing
992 graduates
3.
General Business
Administra on &
Management
856 graduates
RELATIVELY HIGH
1. Architecture
25 graduates
2. American & U.S. Studies

1 graduates
In 2015
2015,, the most common concentation for
Bachelor's Degree recipients in Orange
County, FL was General Psychology with 1,229
graduates.
When compared to other counties

counties,, Orange
County, FL has a relatively high number of
students obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in
Architecture.. In 2015
Architecture 2015,, there were 25 graduates,
which is approximately 2.51 times more than
would be expected based on the national
percentage of students who graduate with a
Architecture degree.
This visualization illustrates the percentage of

students graduating with a Bachelor's Degree
from schools in Orange County, FL according
to their major.
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Universities View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
LARGEST UNIVERSITIES BY GRADUATES
1. University Of Central
Florida
15,953 graduates
2. Valencia College
12,044 graduates
3. Full Sail University

5,352 graduates
$4,478
MEDIAN IN-STATE PUBLIC
$12,900
MEDIAN PRIVATE
In 2015
2015,, the Orange County, FL institution with
the largest number of graduating students
was University of Central Florida with 15,953
graduates.
Most students in Orange County, FL are

graduating from Public, 4-year or above
institutions. Here is the breakdown of tuitition
costs by sector for both in-state and out-of-
state tuition:
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21,007 25,238
MALE GRADUATES FEMALE GRADUATES
In 2015
2015,, 21,007 men graduated from
institutions in Orange County, FL, which is
0.83 times less than than the 25,238 female
graduates.
This chart displays the gender disparity

between the top 5 institutions in Orange
County, FL by degrees awarded.
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Student Race & Ethnicity View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
MOST COMMON STUDENT RACE OR ETHNICITY
1. White
20,821
2. Hispanic or La no
9,967
3. Black or African American

7,771
In 2015 the majority of students graduating

from institutions in Orange County, FL were
White.. These 20,821 graduates mean that
White
there were 2.09 times more White graduates
than the next closest race/ethnicity group,
Hispanic or Latino,
Latino, with 9,967 graduates.
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HOUSING & LIVING

The median property value in Orange County, FL of 63.1%
63.1%.. People in Orange County, FL have an
is $214,000
$214,000,, which is 1.04 times larger than the average commute time of 26.5 minutes, and they
national average of $205,000
$205,000.. Between 2015 and commute by Drove Alone.
Alone. Car ownership in
2016 the median property value increased from Orange County, FL is approximately the same as
$190,700 to $214,000
$214,000,, a 12.2% increase. The the national average, with an average of 2 cars
homeownership rate of Orange County, FL is per household.
53.6%,, which is lower than the national average
53.6%
INCOME
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Please note that the buckets used in this

visualization were not evenly distributed by
ACS when publishing the data.
$51,335
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
± $1,045
468,515
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS
± 4,842
In 2016
2016,, the median household income of the
468,515 households in Orange County, FL
grew to $51,335 from the previous year's value
of $50,720
$50,720..
The following chart displays the households

in Orange County, FL distributed between a
series of income buckets compared to the
national averages for each bucket. The largest
share of households have an income in the
$75-$100k range.
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HOUSING
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$214,000
± $5,641
2016 MEDIAN
$190,700
± $5,950
2015 MEDIAN
In 2016
2016,, the median property value in Orange
County, FL grew to $214,000 from the
previous year's value of $190,700
$190,700..
The following charts display, first, the property

values in Orange County, FL compared to
other geographies and, second, owner-
occupied housing units distributed between a
series of property value buckets compared to
the national averages for each bucket. In
Orange County, FL the largest share of
households have a property value in the
$200k-$250k range.
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$3k+
AVERAGE RANGE
This chart shows the households in Orange

County, FL distributed between a series of
property tax buckets compared to the
national averages for each bucket. In Orange
County, FL the largest share of households
pay taxes in the $3k+ range.
Dataset:
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53.6% 53.9%
2016 HOMEOWNERSHIP 2015 HOMEOWNERSHIP
In 2016
2016,, 53.6% of the housing units in Orange
County, FL were occupied by their owner. This
percentage declined from the previous year's
rate of 53.9%
53.9%..
This percentage of owner-occupation is lower

than the national average of 63.1%
63.1%.. This chart
shows the ownership percentage in Orange
County, FL compared to its parent
geographies.
Dataset:
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TRANSPORTATION
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2 cars
AVERAGE NUMBER
The following chart displays the households

in Orange County, FL distributed between a
series of car ownership buckets compared to
the national averages for each bucket. The
largest share of households in Orange County,
FL have 2 cars, followed by 1 car.
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Commute Time View Data Save Image Share/Embed Add Data to Cart
26.5 minutes
AVERAGE TRAVEL TIME
Using averages, employees in Orange County,

FL have a longer commute time (26.5
(26.5
minutes) than the normal US worker (25.3
(25.3
minutes). Additionally, 2.13% of the workforce
in Orange County, FL have "super commutes"
in excess of 90 minutes.
The chart below shows the average travel

time in Orange County, FL compared to its
parent geographies.
Dataset:
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MOST COMMON METHOD OF TRAVEL
1. Drove Alone
79.3%
2. Carpooled
9.2%
3. Work at Home
5.54%
In 2016
2016,, the most common method of travel
for workers in Orange County, FL was Drove
Alone,, followed by those who Carpooled and
Alone
those who Work at Home.
Home.
Dataset:
Source:

Orange County, FL Demographics (Data USA)

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ORANGE COUNTY, FL ADD COMPARISON

POPULATION MEDIAN AGE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

2.04% GROWTH 1.21% GROWTH

POVERTY RATE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES MEDIAN PROPERTY VALUE

0.21% DECLINE 12.2% GROWTH

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ECONOMY HEALTH & SAFETY DIVERSITY

Households in Orange County, FL have a

Wage by Gender in Common Jobs View Data Save Image Share/Embed

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The closest comparable data for the county of

This chart shows the gender-based wage

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The closest comparable data for the county of

HIGHEST AVERAGE SALARIES BY RACE & ETHNICITY

In 2016 the highest paid race/ethnicity of

This chart shows the race- and ethnicity-

The closest comparable wage GINI for Orange

The 2016 GINI for Florida is lower than the

This chart shows the number of workers in

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Median Household Income

HIGHEST MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

1. Census Tract 158.02

The following map shows all of the census

16.6% of the population for whom poverty

The Census Bureau uses a set of money

LARGEST RACE OR ETHNICITY LIVING IN POVERTY

3. Black or African American

The most common racial or ethnic group

The Census Bureau uses a set of money

For anonymity, the ACS 1-year estimate groups

From 2015 to 2016

The most common job groups, by number of

Most Common Options Most Options Highest Paid Options

For anonymity, the ACS 1-year estimate groups

From 2015 to 2016

The most common employment sectors for

Most Common Options Most Options Highest Options

The most common industries in Specialized Paying

HEALTH & SAFETY

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Orange County, FL residents 6-17 years of age

Medicare Enrollment and Reimbursements by Location View Data Save Image

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Showing data across all counties in Florida

Reimbursements per Medicare Enrollee

COUNTIES WITH THE MOST MEDICARE ENROLLEES

At $14,097 Miami-Dade County, FL has the

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Reimbursements per Medicare Enrollee

Medicare Reimbursements per Enrollee in

Medicare is a Federal program which provides

HOSPITAL CARE FOR MEDICARE PATIENTS

Heart Disease and Pneumonia View Data Save Image Share/Embed

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2014 FREQUENCY RANKING

1. Conges ve Heart Failure

3. Acute Myocardial Infarc on

In Orange County, FL in 2014

Medicare enrollees between the ages of 65 and