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Section V. Draft Countv Profile (Data) Element Orange Countv Comprehensive Plan
<br />B2e. Table: Comparative Population Growth Trends, Townships, 1980 -2000
<br />Township
<br />Population Totals;,
<br />Year "�
<br />1980. 1990 2000
<br />1980-
<br />1990
<br />:Population Change
<br />/�►AGR < <�- `.% In`crease
<br />1990 1980- , 1980- 1990- 1980= "
<br />20.00 2000; 1990 2000 2000
<br />Little River
<br />1,493
<br />2,183
<br />3,047
<br />3.9%
<br />3.4%
<br />3.6%
<br />46.2%
<br />39.6%
<br />104.1 %
<br />Cedar Grove
<br />3,166
<br />3,691
<br />4,930
<br />1.5%
<br />2.9%
<br />2.2%
<br />16.6%
<br />33.6%
<br />55.7%
<br />Cheeks
<br />4,821
<br />5,422
<br />7,064
<br />1.2%
<br />2.7%
<br />1.9%
<br />12.5%
<br />30.3%
<br />46.5%
<br />Hillsborough
<br />8,599
<br />10,136
<br />11,639
<br />1.7%
<br />1.4%
<br />1.5%
<br />17.9%
<br />14.8%
<br />35.4%
<br />Eno
<br />4,450
<br />5,262
<br />6,092
<br />1.7%
<br />1.5%
<br />1.6%
<br />18.2%
<br />. 15.8%
<br />36.9%
<br />Bingham
<br />3,954
<br />5,184
<br />6,181
<br />2.7%
<br />1.8%
<br />2.3%
<br />31.1%
<br />19.2%
<br />56.3%
<br />.Chapel Hill
<br />1 50,572
<br />61,973
<br />76,578
<br />2.1%
<br />2.1%
<br />2.1%
<br />22.5%
<br />23.6%
<br />51.406
<br />Oran e County
<br />77,055
<br />93,851
<br />115,531
<br />2.0%
<br />2.1%
<br />2.0%
<br />21.8%
<br />23.1%
<br />49.9%
<br />Notes and Sources:
<br />AAGR= Average Annual Growth Rate
<br />Source: U.S. Census Bureau (2000, corrected)
<br />B2f Table: Comparative Population Growth Trends, Cities, 1980 -2005
<br />City
<br />1980 ,
<br />Population Totals
<br />Year
<br />:: 1990. ` 2000
<br />2005
<br />1980 -1990-
<br />1990
<br />PopWatiorrChange
<br />AAGR 2 % Increase
<br />2000- 1980 - 1990-
<br />2000 = 2005 - - 1990 , ' 2000
<br />2000-
<br />2005
<br />Carrboro
<br />7,336
<br />12,134
<br />16,782
<br />17,797
<br />5.2%
<br />3.3%
<br />1.2%
<br />65.4%
<br />38.3%
<br />6.0%
<br />Chapel Hill
<br />32,421
<br />38,711
<br />46,019
<br />52,397
<br />1.8%
<br />1.7%
<br />2.6%
<br />19.4%
<br />18.9%
<br />13.9%
<br />Hillsborough
<br />3,019
<br />4,263
<br />5,446
<br />6,162
<br />3.5%
<br />2.5%
<br />2.5 %
<br />41.2%
<br />27.8%
<br />13.1%
<br />Durham 3
<br />101,149
<br />136,612
<br />187,035
<br />209,123
<br />3.1%
<br />3.2%
<br />2.3%
<br />35.1%
<br />36.9%
<br />11.8%
<br />Mebane 3
<br />2,782
<br />4,754
<br />7,367
<br />8,100
<br />5.5%
<br />4.5%
<br />1.9%
<br />. 70.9%
<br />55.0%
<br />9.9%
<br />Burlington
<br />37,266
<br />39,498
<br />44,917
<br />47,295
<br />0.6%
<br />1.3%
<br />1.0%
<br />6.0%
<br />13.7%
<br />5.3%
<br />Raleigh
<br />150,255
<br />212,092
<br />276,094
<br />338,357
<br />3.5%
<br />2.7%
<br />4.2%
<br />41.2%
<br />30.2%
<br />22.6%
<br />Cary
<br />1 21,763
<br />44,397
<br />94,536
<br />1151967
<br />7.4%
<br />7.9%
<br />4.2%
<br />104.0%
<br />112.9%
<br />22.7%
<br />Notes and Sources:
<br />1 2005 estimates from NC Office of Budget, Planning and Management, Demographics Section
<br />2 AAGR = Average Annual Growth Rate
<br />3Includes total multi -county population.
<br />Source: U.S. Census Bureau (2000, corrected)
<br />916/2007 82,5
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