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Montana’s Most Populous Counties Have Grown Older, Census Data Shows
U.S. Census data show the state added 36,000 residents age 65 and older while the number of children fell by about 2,500.
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Montana’s most populous counties have grown older, census data shows
Recently released U.S. census data shows that Montana’s largest counties shifted demographically older from 2020 to 2025 as their population of residents age 65 and older grew relative to their population of children.
·Cherokee County, United States
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Every one of Montana’s most populous counties is aging, census data shows
New U.S. census estimates show that all eight of Montana’s largest counties grew older between 2020 and 2025. Missoula County saw the biggest shift, Ravalli County remains the state’s oldest, and Gallatin County continues to be the youngest. The post Montana’s most populous counties have grown older, census data shows appeared first on Montana Free Press.
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