The ZIP code area, spanning 12.46 square miles, has experienced fluctuations in population and density over the past decade. The population reached its peak in 2020 at 1,680 residents, with a corresponding density of 134.83 people per square mile. However, by 2022, the population had declined to 1,315, resulting in a density of 105.54 people per square mile.

Given the 2022 population density, this area can be classified as rural, characterized by larger living spaces, lower infrastructure density, and fewer public services compared to more urbanized areas. The estimated 503 housing units in 2022, based on the national average household size, suggest a community-oriented lifestyle centered around local schools, small businesses, and outdoor activities.

The historical population data indicates that the area has consistently maintained a rural character, with densities ranging from 105 to 135 people per square mile over the past decade. This suggests a stable, slow-paced lifestyle that values privacy, open spaces, and a strong connection to the natural environment.