Esri Community Profile (2022)
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
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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