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TextDemographics and Data
Fairfax County is a diverse and thriving urban county. As the most populous jurisdiction in both Virginia and the Washington metropolitan area, the county's population exceeds that of seven states. The median household income of Fairfax County is one of the highest in the nation and over half of its adult residents have four-year college degrees or more educational attainment.
Demographic and Economic Information
- Fairfax County General Overview
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Business, Commercial &
Nonresidential Gross Floor Area
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Census & Other Government
Information
- Economic Indicators and Indices
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Employment
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Glossary of Terms
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Housing
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Human Services Regions
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Immigration &
Refugees
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Income
- Land Use, Existing & Planned
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Other Information (Children &
Youth, Education, Health, Household Size, Mobility)
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Planning Districts
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Population, Race &
Ethnicity
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Publications (view /
order)
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Research Tools
- Supervisor Districts
- Zip Codes (Population and Housing)
Recent Studies
Recent studies detailing trends about Fairfax County.
Languages Spoken at Home by Fairfax County Elementary
Students
A series of maps depicting the geographic distribution of Fairfax
County elementary students who speak languages other than English at
home.
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maps
Demographic Reports 2007
The most recent data report about the county highlights
trends, population, forecasts, housing and industrial/commercial
information.
Read Study
Youth Survey (November 2008)
Information and trends about positive and harmful youth
behaviors.
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Presentation (PDF)
Read Report (PDF)
News Release
50+ Action
Plan (October 2007)
Shows key trends, highlights current and planned initiatives
for a growing populations of residents age 50 and older.
Read Study
News Release
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