Midland, Texas, is a vibrant and bustling metropolitan city located in the Permian Basin. With a population of 172,177 people and a population density of 101.19 people per square mile which is higher than the US average of 93.29, Midland offers an array of activities year-round for its residents. The local economy is mainly driven by oil and gas production as well as tourism. There are many businesses throughout the area such as various restaurants, retail stores, entertainment venues, and a variety of professional services to accommodate the large population base living within the metro area. Additionally, there are numerous outdoor activities including hiking at nearby state parks and recreational areas, camping, fishing along rivers or lakes, bird watching in woodlands or marshes all year round due to the mild climate in this region. Local sporting events include football games at Grande Communications Stadium with teams from nearby high schools and universities playing against each other during football season every year. In terms of demography organizations there are several non-profit entities dedicated to helping build strong communities through advocating for civil rights and social justice initiatives that promote equitable access to housing options and employment opportunities for minority groups living below the poverty level in Midland County.
The population in Midland Metro Area is 172,177. There are 95 people per square mile aka population density. The median age in Midland Metro Area is 32, the US median age is 38.4. The number of people per household in Midland Metro Area is 2.8, the US average of people per household is 2.6.
Family in Midland Metro Area
- 57.1% are married
- 10.6% are divorced
- 35.2% are married with children
- 18.6% have children, but are single
Race in Midland Metro Area
- 47.5% are White
- 5.7% are Black
- 1.8% are Asian
- 0.4% are Native American
- 0.1% claim Other
- 43.3% claim Hispanic ethnicity
- 1.2% Two or more races
- 0.0% Hawaiian, Pacific Islander