2021: Montgomery Census Designated Place residents have median age of 43

Montgomery Census Designated Place recorded a median age of 43 years old among its 4,868 residents in 2021, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by Mifeed.

The city's population is significantly older than Georgia's median age, which sits at 37 years old.

Unlike the average age, the median age is the age that splits a population into two halves: one half younger than the median and the other half older. While the average can be influenced by outliers, the median is generally less susceptible to extreme values, making it a more reliable measure of the population's age tendency.

According to the 2021 census, the median age varied across different ethnicities in the state. White residents had a median age of 48 years old, while the median age for African Americans was 66 years old. The Asian population was median age is 30 years old, and Hispanics had a median age of 27 years old.

Data also shows that Montgomery Census Designated Place's population leaned towards the 50 to 54 years demographic.

OurWorldinData.org, an online project tracking global data and trends, says cities, states, countries and continents with higher median ages typically do better economically and residents earn higher wages than developing countries.

The median age among U.S. citizens reached 38.9 years between 2021 and 2022, a record high in the country. A third of America's states registered median ages higher than 40 years old, with Maine achieving the highest of 44.8 years.

Ethnicity	Median Age - Male	Median Age - Female
American Indian and Alaska Native	-	-
Asian	-	30
Black or African American	-	66
Hispanic or Latino	11	42
White	44	51
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	-	-
Some other race	-	-
Multiracial	21	19