Clayton (Alabama)

Barbour County

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Clayton is a town in Alabama, USA and the county seat ( county seat ) of the Barbour County since 1832. The total area of the village is 14.1 km ². According to an estimate from 2005, Clayton had 1402 inhabitants. The city is the birthplace of George William Andrews, a politician, who represented the state of Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Demography

In the census of 2000, Clayton had 1475 inhabitants, distributed among 593 households and 393 families. The population density was 104.5 inhabitants thus / km ². 69.33 % of the population were African American, 34.85 % White. In 30.9 % of households were living children under 18 years. The average income was 18,750 dollars per household, with 31.8 % of the population were below the poverty line.

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  • Official website (English)

Source

  • Website of the U.S. Census Bureau ( English)
  • Location in Alabama
  • Place in North America
  • Barbour County ( Alabama)
  • County Seat in Alabama
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