The demographic makeup of Crow Agency differs significantly from national averages. While the U.S. is becoming more diverse, this community is maintaining and strengthening its Native American majority. This trend aligns more with patterns seen in tribal lands or reservations rather than typical urban or suburban areas.

The median income in Crow Agency ($40,992 in 2022) is lower than the national median household income, which was around $70,784 in 2021. This economic disparity is common in predominantly Native American communities and reflects broader socio-economic challenges faced by Native American populations across the country.

The stability of the racial composition over time suggests strong cultural ties and limited external migration into the area. This could be due to factors such as geographic isolation, limited economic opportunities for outsiders, or strong community bonds that preserve the existing demographic structure.

Crow Agency represents a case of a stable, low-diversity community with a strong Native American majority. While it has not experienced significant demographic shifts, the community faces economic challenges as evidenced by fluctuating and generally lower median incomes compared to national averages. These trends highlight the need for targeted economic development strategies that respect and enhance the cultural identity of this Native American community.