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According to the American Community Survey for December 2019, released by the National Center for Health Statistics of the US Census Bureau, Figure 1, Elmira, New York, shows that it has a population of 27,695, which is the highest population of any place in the Greater Elmria area. The most important results of the chart are the number of unmarried mothers per 100,000 inhabitants in Elmiras, of which there were 27.3 in total and ranked first. Unmarried mothers who gave birth to a child within the last 12 months, broken down by age group, also had a median age of 18.5 years and an average age of 4.6 years for unmarried mothers aged 15 to 19, which is fourth out of six overall. It also provided further information on the age of non-citizens and compared the median age of citizens and immigrants.

The number of single people in the region, broken down by never married, divorced or widowed people, was compared with the number of people who were never married or divorced. Measured by the state of New York, Elmira is 20.9% larger in the number of people who are single for any reason (53%), with an average age of 18.5 years.

Elmira, New York, is the number one for the number of women who have never married (32% of the total population) and has the second highest percentage of men who have never married, with 1.5% and an average age of 18.3 years. Elmira in New Jersey: 1st place among all single people, and the third highest divorce rate, with a total rate of 4.6% never married - percent. Elmria ranks first in the total number of singles, but the fourth - the most divorced - has a total of 2.4% and a number - one of which is never married. The number of women in the first place is more than twice as high as men in its total population (6.2%), but less than a third of all men than women (2%).

Elmira, New York, has the second highest proportion of women who have never married, with 27% of the total population, and the third highest divorce rate, with a total rate of 4.6%. Elmira in New Jersey: 1st among all single people, but the fourth - the most divorced.

Elmira is about one-sixth the size of the percentage of the population born in the country. The median age, broken down by gender, for each gender is represented in Elmira, New York, as represented by the percentage of men and women in their 20s and 30s.

Figure 33 shows the age groups in the Elmira metro area, broken down by the percentage of men and women in their 20s and 30s. The only major city is Southport (CDP 14) with a population of more than 1.5 million people and it is the largest. Figure 34 shows each age group in Elmria, New York, broken down by age, gender and population as a whole. Figures 33 and 34 show the average age of residents in each city and the median age for all age groups - groups within each of these cities, broken down, it shows that the only city that is larger in population size and gender than the city of Elmura, NY, is Westchester County.

Elmira has a teen birth rate of 5%, which is above the national average of 4.5% for the same age group. Elmira also has the highest percentage of people who are single for any reason (64%), which is lower than most other metro stations in New York City, unlike most places in the Elmria area.

Elmira has an average family size of 3.3, which is above the national average of 2.5 families per 100,000 inhabitants. Overall, Elmira, New York, has the second highest percentage of people living below the poverty line in the subway system, at 39.6%. It ranks second in median household income per capita, with a median family income of $35,843, just over $2,300 above the region's average.

Elmira's population peaked at about 50,000 in the 1950s, which was about 1.5% of the total population of New York at the time. Statistical information such as the employment rate is often used as an indicator of population growth and employment growth in a city or county. Chemung County, New Jersey, the largest county in New Hampshire and the third largest in North America, includes the cities of Hempstead, Rochester, Schenectady, Utica and Westchester, as well as several towns and villages. It is also home to the state's second-largest metropolitan area, which includes the cities of Westhampton Beach, Easthampton, Westport, Haverstrow, Dutchess County and Easton, all of which are included.