Roseville CA

Roseville’s population in 2005 was of 103,000 people, found in 42,500 households and part of 21,800 families. The density of people from the city is 2622 people for each sq. mile. The average number of housing units in the city is a bit over 1000 per square mile. The city’s racial makeup is White 86%, African American 1.3%, 4.3% Asians, 0.7% Native Americans and 4% are from other races.

In the 30,000 households that are in the city you will find children in less than 35% of them. In 57% of the houses there are married couples and in 10% there is only a female, without husband in it. In 29% of these households you could find non-families. The average size of each family is of 2.5 individuals. In 9% of those houses you will find someone that is over 65 years and he’s living alone.

26% of the city’s population has less than 18 years, 7% are between 18 and 24, 30% have between 25 and 44 years, 21% are between 45 and 64 years old and 14% are older than 65 years old. The city’s median age is 36 years old and there are more females than there are males (100 females for every 92 males).

The estimate from 2007 said that the household median income of the city was at $68,000, while the family income was at $84,000. The income of a male from this city is at $50,000, while for females it’s at $35,000. The city’s income per capita is at $47,000. One in every twenty people is considered as under the poverty line.

According to a CNN Money article, the city of Roseville is considered to be the skinniest from the country, as it has a body mass index of an average 24.5.