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Population Density and Rural Lifestyle in ZIP Code 11251, Brooklyn, New York
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Demographics
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Population Density
The historical population data for ZIP code 11251 in Brooklyn, New York, shows a population density of 36.59 people per square mile in 2022, classifying it as a remote rural area. This area is characterized by very sparse populations, minimal infrastructure, and limited services. The typical land use involves large expanses of land per household, often more than 5 acres.
The lifestyle in this area is predominantly agricultural or undeveloped, focusing on privacy and self-sustainability, with common activities including outdoor and recreational pursuits due to the natural environment. Given the national average household size of 2.61, the estimated housing units corresponding to the 2022 population of 15 is approximately 5.75.
The population in this ZIP code has fluctuated over the years, reaching a peak of 33 in 2017 with a population density of 80.49 people per square mile, which still falls within the rural classification. The lowest population recorded was 9 in both 2011 and 2012, with a population density of 21.95 people per square mile.
Despite the fluctuations, the area has consistently maintained a remote rural character, with population densities well below 50 people per square mile. This suggests that the lifestyle and urban development activity in the area have remained relatively stable, with a focus on preserving the natural environment and maintaining a low-density, self-sufficient way of life.
The data does not indicate any significant trends towards urbanization or suburbanization, as the population density has not consistently increased over time. The area is likely to continue to attract individuals and families who value privacy, open spaces, and a close connection to nature, while accepting the trade-offs of limited access to services and infrastructure.
