Connecticut
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All Hartford population data above are from the US Census Bureau.
PopulationWith 124,006 people, Hartford is the 4th most populated city in the state of Connecticut out of 177 cities. But watch out, Hartford, because Norwalk with 88,485 people and Waterbury with 108,802 people are right behind you.
| Population | |
|---|---|
| Hartford | 124,006 |
| Norwalk | 88,485 |
| Waterbury | 108,802 |
Race & EthnicityThe largest Hartford racial/ethnic groups are Hispanic (44.2%) followed by Black (35.2%) and White (15.4%).
| Top Race & Ethnicity Groups | % |
|---|---|
| Hispanic | 44.2% |
| Black | 35.2% |
| White | 15.4% |
Median IncomeIn 2015, the median household income of Hartford residents was $30,630. However, 33.4% of Hartford residents live in poverty.
| Median Household Income | |
|---|---|
| Hartford | $30,630 |
Median AgeThe median age for Hartford residents is 30.3 years young.
| Median Age | 30.3 |
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