- Joshua Abell
- Dale L Amend
- Jason J Burrows
- Tami D Baird
- Gay H Carpenter
- Geraldine R Cambridge
- Gladys M Derrick
- Tamara L Donahue
- Carol J Fitzmaurice
- Francis E Fitzmaurice
- Megan R Flaherty
- James L Frazier
- Tom Frazier
- Jessica Grasby
- Julia G Gillen
- Kristi D Haynes
- Roxanne Ingles
- Roxanne Ingles
- Janice M Kelsey
- Lewis G Kelsey
- Christopher J Alexander
- Taylor Alexander
- Tara M Alexander
- Steven E Bandy
- Bruce H Burkley
- Elizabeth L Burkley
- Dean M Conboy
- Martha J Chapin
- William Robert Cummins
- Virgil E Crawford
- Alfred W Delano
- Ronald Eccleston
- Corinne Frost
- Dona L Ellis
- Dawn Wemett Fancher
- Gregory S Fraser
- Renee L Hewitt
- Sheri L Herrmann
- Dale A Hamilton
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Population in Warsaw, NY
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As shown in Wikipedia, the population of Warsaw in 1820 was 1,658 After 190 years, it has risen up to 5,064 in 2010. The average increase per year is 7.52%.
Between 2000 and 2010, Warsaw enjoyed the biggest population growth rate of −6.6% from 5,423 to 5,064.
The second biggest population growth in Warsaw took place between 1960 and 1970.
The lowest population growth rate is 1.5% from 5,342 to 5,423.
Place of Birth in Warsaw
Any person who is not a U.S. citizen is defined as a non-citizen, which includes permanent residents, temporary workers, international students, humanitarian and undocumented immigrants.
- 86.67%Born in Warsaw
- 97.17%Native Born
- 2.83%Foreign Born
- 1.3%Non Citizen
- 1.53%Naturalized
About 86.67% of Warsaw residents were born in this city, while 2.83% of residents were foreign-born (1.3% are non-citizens and 1.53% are naturalized citizens). The majority of non-citizen residents are from Europe.
Geography Info in Warsaw
Population in Warsaw by Race
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- Non-Hispanic
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Population in Warsaw by Age
Median Age in Warsaw
Gender Ratio in WarsawDependency Ratio in WarsawAdult Population in Warsaw