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Saint Louis County

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Saint Louis County, Missouri
41 S Central Ave
Clayton, MO 63105
Phone: (314) 615-5432
Fax: (314) 615-7890
www.stlouisco.com

On the central-eastern border of MO on the Mississippi River, 11 mi. below its confluence with the Missouri River. Organized 1812; original county. Name Origin: For Louis IX (1214-70), crusader king of France, canonized in 1297.

Area (sq mi): 523.69 (land 507.81; water 15.89). Pop per sq mi: 1978.40.
Pop 2005: 1,004,666. State rank: 1. Pop change: 2000-20005 -1.10%; 1990-2000 2.30%. Pop 2000: 1,016,315 (White 76.00%; Black or African American 19.00%; Hispanic or Latino 1.40%; Asian 2.20%; Other 2.00%). Foreign born: 4.20%. Median age: 37.50.
Income 2000: per capita $27,595; median household $50,532; Pop below poverty level: 6.90%. *Personal per capita income 2000-2003: $39,987-$43,225.
Unemployment 2004: 5.40%. Change from 2000: 1.50%. Median travel time to work: 24.00 minutes. Working outside county of residence: 28.00%.

Cities with population over 10,000:
  • Florissant (51,583)
  • Chesterfield (47,110)
  • University City (37,493)
  • Wildwood (34,588)
  • Ballwin (30,778)
  • Kirkwood (27,156)
  • Hazelwood (25,651)
  • Maryland Heights (25,407)
  • Webster Groves (23,076)
  • Ferguson (21,677)
  • Manchester (19,059)
  • Creve Coeur (16,642)
  • Overland (16,272)
  • Clayton County seat (15,944)
  • Bridgeton (15,382)
  • Jennings (15,056)
  • Crestwood (11,757)
  • Town and Country (10,851)
  • Bellefontaine Neighbors (10,732)

  • See other counties in Missouri.
    Saint Louis County, Minnesota
    100 North 5th Ave W Rm 214
    Duluth, MN 55802
    Phone: (218) 726-2380
    Fax: (218) 725-5060
    www.co.st-louis.mn.us

    On the northeastern border of MN, bordered on the southeast by Lake Superior; established Mar 3, 1855 (prior to statehood) from Lake County (then called Doty County). Name Origin: For the Saint Louis River, which flows through the county; itself named for Louis IX of France (1215-70), who participated in the Sixth Crusade (1248-54) and was canonized in 1297.

    Area (sq mi): 6859.91 (land 6225.16; water 634.75). Pop per sq mi: 31.70.
    Pop 2005: 197,179. State rank: 6. Pop change: 2000-20005 -1.70%; 1990-2000 1.20%. Pop 2000: 200,528 (White 94.40%; Black or African American 0.80%; Hispanic or Latino 0.80%; Asian 0.70%; Other 3.50%). Foreign born: 1.90%. Median age: 39.00.
    Income 2000: per capita $18,982; median household $36,306; Pop below poverty level: 12.10%. *Personal per capita income 2000-2003: $26,246-$28,235.
    Unemployment 2004: 5.80%. Change from 2000: 0.30%. Median travel time to work: 19.40 minutes. Working outside county of residence: 9.20%.

    Cities with population over 10,000:
  • Duluth County seat (85,556)
  • Hibbing (16,706)

  • See other counties in Minnesota.


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