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Johnson County - This is the county our Century 21 Shirley Hooks, Inc. Godley Office is located. In 2007, its population was 149,797. Its county seat is Cleburne, and the county is part of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Johnson County is named for Middleton Johnson, a Texas Ranger, soldier, and politician. >
Land Area: 729 Square Miles
Persons Per Square Mile: 173.9
Population (2005): 146,376
• Males: 73,188 (50.0%)
• Females: 73,188 (50.0%)
Population by Ethnicity/Race:
• Foreign Born Persons (2000): 5.2%
• White (Non-Hispanic): 80.4%
• Hispanic/Latino: 14.3%
• Black: 3.1%
• Two or More Races: 1.1%
• American Indian and Alaska Native: 0.7%
• Asian: 0.7%
• Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 0.2%
(Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics may be counted in other races)
Population Statistics by Age:
• Average Age: 34.6 Years Old
• Under 5 Years Old: 6.9%
• Under 18 Years Old: 26.8%
• Over 65 Years Old: 9.7%
• High-School Graduates, Over Age 25: 77.6%
• Bachelor's Degree or Higher, Over Age 25: 13.8%
• Persons with Disability, Over Age 5: 23,058
• Non-English Speakers at Home, Over Age 5: 12%
Housing Statistics:
• Housing Units (2004): 49,684
• Homeownership Rate (2000): 78.9%
• Housing Units in Multi-Unit Structures (2000): 7.4%
• Median Value of Owner-Occupied Units (2000): $81,900
• Persons Per Household: 2.85
Income Statistics:
• Per Capita Income (2002): $24,677
• Median Household Income (2003): $45,238
• Persons Below Poverty (2003): 10.9%
Marriage Statistics:
• Married: Male (65.9%) Female (64.9%)
• Never Married: Male (22.6%) Female (15.9%)
• Widowed: Male (1.9%) Female (9%)
• Divorced: Male (9.6%) Female (10.2%)
Largest Industries, by Employment:
• Manufacturing
• Retail Trade
• Health Care and Social Assistance
• Food Services
• Wholesale Trade
• Administrative and Support Services
• Professional and Technical Services
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