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Population Dynamics in White Horse Beach, Plymouth: A Suburban Coastal Neighborhood Study
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Demographics
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Population
Population Density
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Demographics
Population
Population Density
White Horse Beach, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is classified as a suburban neighborhood with a population density of 2,926.59 people per square mile in 2022.
The population of White Horse Beach has shown significant variability from 2010 to 2022. The number of residents increased from 306 in 2010 to 494 in 2015, decreased to 302 in 2020, and then increased to 439 in 2022.
The neighborhood's coastal location may influence its population patterns. It is possible that the area experiences seasonal fluctuations due to visitors or part-time residents. The estimated number of housing units is 168, based on the 2022 population and national average household size.
Despite fluctuations, the overall trend indicates growth from 2010 to 2022, suggesting an increasing attractiveness of the area. The suburban density implies a balance between space and community, with access to amenities and proximity to the coastal environment.
The lifestyle in White Horse Beach likely centers around its marine setting. The suburban character suggests the presence of local schools, parks, and community centers. However, the population changes may reflect challenges in maintaining year-round economic stability or adapting to environmental pressures common in coastal areas.
White Horse Beach represents a dynamic suburban coastal community with a fluctuating but generally growing population. Residents likely experience a lifestyle that combines suburban living with coastal town characteristics, while potentially facing challenges associated with seasonal economies and coastal environments.
