This map shows household size in Canadian by neighborhood or county. Canadian has an average of 2.51 individuals per household. Red areas have larger household sizes, which generally means more children. Green areas have smaller household sizes, and there will typically be fewer young children.
The median age of residents in Canadian is 53.47. This is older than the median age of 38.1 in the United States.
The areas in green are among the youngest areas in the city. Areas in red show Canadian neighborhoods where the median resident is older, and areas in yellow show areas where the median age is between the late 30s and early 40s.
This map shows where single-parent households live. In Canadian, 5.47% of households have a single parent. Neighborhoods with very few one-parent households are green, and areas with many single-parent households are red.
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Updated 2023 using the most recent data available (2021)