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Official Document Type
Plan
Approved Date
10/01/2013
Control Number
2013-197A
Agenda Item Number
8.H.
Entity Name
Metropolitan Planning Organization
Subject
Transit Development Plan
GoLine Transit
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Legend <br />GOLtne Routes <br />Population Per Square Mile Age 18 and Under <br />0-149 <br />150-299 <br />300 - 599 <br />000 yr yrealer <br />0kvvvhv frvr <br />C aunty <br />ur <br />Drava rd <br />Cea n t <br />--ti6c <br />Figure 1- 4 <br />Population Density Under 18 Years of Age (2011) <br />1.3.3 Race and Ethnicity <br />Table 1-4 shows the race and ethnic composition of Indian River County residents compared <br />to the State of Florida and the neighboring counties. Less than 12 percent of the population is <br />considered Hispanic/Other. Of the Non -Hispanic population, more than 77 percent are White, <br />and less than 9 percent are Black. Indian River County has relatively fewer Hispanic and <br />Black residents compared to the statewide average and neighboring St. Lucie County. The <br />race and ethnic characteristics of Indian River County are somewhat similar to Brevard <br />County. <br />An understanding of race and ethnic characteristics can be useful to a transit agency in <br />identifying the appropriate format and media for public outreach and communication <br />activities. Additionally, minority populations generally represent a higher percentage of <br />transit users in the Unites States. <br />HE <br />k'40 ; <br />Uta Stanley Consultants -, <br />
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