North Clearwater, Minnesota facts for kids
North Clearwater is a special kind of area in Clearwater County, Minnesota, USA. It's called an "unorganized territory" because it doesn't have its own local government like a city or town. Instead, the county government helps manage things there. In 2020, about 70 people lived in North Clearwater.
Geography of North Clearwater
North Clearwater covers a large area of land and water. It's about 191.9 square miles (which is about 497.1 square kilometers) in total. Most of this area, about 187.1 square miles (484.7 square kilometers), is land, and a smaller part, about 4.8 square miles (12.4 square kilometers), is water.
An interesting fact about North Clearwater is that it is completely inside the Red Lake Indian Reservation.
People of North Clearwater
In 2020, the census counted 70 people living in North Clearwater. There were also 20 households, which means 20 different homes where people lived.
Most of the people living here, about 91.43%, were Native American or Alaska Native. A smaller number were White (4.28%) or Asian (1.43%). About 2.86% of the people reported being of two or more races. Some people, about 4.29%, were also identified as Hispanic or Latino.
When looking at the households, none of them had children under 18 years old living there. Many of the people living alone were 65 years old or older, making up 55% of the households. Also, 55% of the people reported being widowed, and 45% had never been married.
The population in North Clearwater was mostly older adults. About 45% of the people were between 55 and 59 years old, and 55% were 65 years old or older. Interestingly, all the people counted in the census for this area were male.
The average income for each person in North Clearwater was about $9,389 per year. About 45% of the people were reported as living below the poverty line, meaning they faced economic challenges.
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In Spanish: North Clearwater (Minnesota) para niños
