The document summarizes population statistics for different areas of Atlanta between 2000-2010. It finds that a southwest Atlanta tract added the most total people, a south Buckhead tract had the highest percentage with a bachelor's degree or higher, a Thomasville Heights tract had the highest percentage of children under 5 years old, a Buckhead tract had the highest percentage of people over 65 years old, a western tract saw the largest increase in children under 5, a different Buckhead tract had the most people aged 65 and over, and finally a Buckhead tract had the highest median household income at $150,631.

1. So You
Think You
Know the
City of
Atlanta?

2. Which Area Added The Most Population,
2000-2010?

4. This Southwest Atlanta tract has added
the most people with 4,267.

5. Which Area Has The Highest
Concentration of Those With At Least A
Bachelor’s Degree?

7. 91.8% of the population have at least a
Bachelor’s Degree, in this tract of South
Buckhead.

8. Which Area Has The Highest
Concentration of Children Under 5 Years
Old?

10. This Thomasville Heights tract has 20% of
the population at age 5 or younger.

11. Which Area Has The Highest
Concentration of People Over 65 Years
Old?

13. The highest concentration of people over
age 65 is in this Buckhead tract, with
27.3%.

14. Which Area Has The Most Children
Added Under Age 5?

16. The highest number of children under 5
added is in this Western tract, with 386.

17. Which Area Has The Most People For
Ages 65 and Over?

19. This Buckhead tract has 2,150 people
over age 65, the highest in the city.

20. Which Area of Atlanta Has The Highest
Median Household Income?

22. Atlanta’s highest median household is
$150,631 in this Buckhead tract.