POPULATION
Lebanon County has 361.9 square miles of land, 45% of which is used for agricultural purposes. (1.1% of the population claims agriculture as their primary form of employment.) There are 332.5 persons per square mile. The population is 68.9% urban and 31.1% rural.
Total Population
2017 139,754 (estimate)
2014 136,359
2011 134,311
2010 133,568
(2000)120,327
(1990)113,774
(1980)108,582
(1970)99,665
Percent of Population by Race and Hispanic or Latino Ethnicity (2014)
White or European-American 88.5%
Black or African-American 1.9%
Other 9.6%
Hispanic or Latino Ethnicity 10.4%
Percent of Persons by Age (2017)
Under 5 5.9%
Under 18 22.9%
18-59 54.8%
65+ 19.1%
Percent of Families By Type (2014)Total families 36,302
Married, with children 28.0%
Married, no children 49.3%
Male-headed, with children 3.5%
Male-headed, no children 3.6%
Female-headed, with children 9.6%
Female-headed, no children 6.0%
Total non-family households 15,491
Educational Attainment of Persons Age 25 and Older (2014)
Total persons 92,605
Less than HS graduate 14.4%
HS graduate or higher 85.6%
Bachelor’s degree or higher 19.8%
Professional degree or higher 1.9%
Median Income (2016)
Median Household Income $56,191
Median Family Income $61,666
Median Non-Family Income $27,827
Median Per Capita Income $24,949
All information is from the U.S. 2000 Census, unless otherwise noted.