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Population Dynamics of Old Greensboro: A Demographic Study of a Suburban Rural Neighborhood in Jonesboro, Arkansas (2010-2022)
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Demographics
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Population
Population Density
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Demographics
Population
Population Density
The Old Greensboro neighborhood in Jonesboro, Arkansas, experienced significant population fluctuations between 2010 and 2022. This study examines the demographic changes in this suburban rural area.
In 2010, the population of Old Greensboro was 1,082. By 2013, it decreased to 739, representing a 31.7% decline. This reduction may be attributed to economic changes, housing market shifts, or local policy decisions.
From 2014, the neighborhood underwent a period of growth. The population increased to 1,492 residents in 2018, a 101.9% increase from the 2013 low. This growth might indicate urban renewal efforts, improved economic conditions, or increased area appeal.
The 2022 data shows a population of 1,390, with a density of 877.06 people per square mile. This density suggests a suburban rural character, potentially featuring single-family homes with yards.
Old Greensboro's population trends may reflect broader economic patterns in Jonesboro, a regional economic hub in northeastern Arkansas. The neighborhood's population changes could be linked to Jonesboro's growing healthcare and education sectors, including Arkansas State University.
Population density fluctuated between 466.29 in 2013 and 941.42 in 2018, while maintaining a suburban rural character. This suggests community resilience and adaptability to demographic shifts.
Old Greensboro demonstrates neighborhood resilience and adaptability. Despite population fluctuations, it has maintained a suburban rural environment. The area's ability to recover from population losses and sustain growth indicates its appeal within Jonesboro's development context.
