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Stone Creek, Carrollton: A Dense Urban Neighborhood Population Study (2010-2022)
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Demographics
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Population
Population Density
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Demographics
Population
Population Density
The Stone Creek neighborhood in Carrollton, Texas, is classified as a Dense Urban Neighborhood based on its population density. The density has consistently exceeded 20,000 people per square mile from 2010 to 2022. This high density indicates a compact living environment.
Population trends in Stone Creek show fluctuations over the observed period. The neighborhood experienced a decline from 1,730 residents in 2010 to 1,544 in 2012. This was followed by an increase to a peak of 1,795 residents in 2016. After 2016, the population exhibited volatility, with a significant decrease to 1,567 in 2020. The population has since increased, reaching 1,803 residents in 2022, the highest recorded in the dataset.
The high population density suggests that Stone Creek residents likely have access to urban amenities. These may include public transportation, dining options, retail establishments, and cultural venues in close proximity. This urban setting typically attracts a diverse demographic including young professionals, families, and individuals who prefer convenience and an active community environment.
Despite its urban characteristics, Stone Creek's total population of under 2,000 residents indicates it may be a distinct area within the larger Carrollton. This could suggest a planned development or a well-defined neighborhood with its own identity within the broader urban context.
The neighborhood's ability to maintain and grow its population, particularly following the decrease in 2020, demonstrates resilience and continued appeal to residents. This could be attributed to factors such as local job opportunities, quality of amenities, or the overall appeal of its urban living environment.
While the population has fluctuated, the density has remained consistently high. This indicates that the physical area of the neighborhood has likely remained stable. It suggests efficient use of space and possibly ongoing redevelopment or densification efforts to accommodate population growth within the existing area.
