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Demographics
The Brazos Valley, anchored by the Cities of Bryan and College Station, is a high growth area at the center of the Texas Triangle. By 2050, approximately 35 million people, or 70% of the population of Texas, will live in the metropolitan areas that compose the Texas Triangle, a globally competitive mega-region. The demographic information presented below is for the College Station-Bryan MSA.
College Station-Bryan MSA
Demographic Quick Facts
Esri Community Profile (2022)
Demographics
Age and Diversity
Estimates from the Texas Demographic Center show Brazos County will have the highest percentage of population that is considered Generation Z among all Texas counties in the early part of this decade. In the College Station-Bryan MSA, 80.3% of the population is 18 years old and older, according to the Esri Community Profile. The Brazos Valley also boasts a diverse citizenry, with percentages closely resembling the U.S. population.
Population Statistics
Population by Age
Population by Race and Ethnicity
Demographics
Education
With a world-class university, community college opportunities, and strong public and private schools, the Brazos Valley is a well-educated community. Nearly nine out of ten people age 25 and older in the College Station-Bryan MSA have at least a high school diploma or a GED/alternative credential.
Households and Income
Households
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