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Hogansburg, New York Demographic Information
Overview
Hogansburg is a community located in Franklin County, New York, United States. It is situated within the Saint Regis Mohawk Reservation and is a culturally significant location with a rich blend of indigenous heritage and modern living. The ZIP Code for Hogansburg, NY is 96863.
Population and Ethnicity
Key Highlights of Population Demographics:
- Total population: Approximately 1,500 residents
- Predominant ethnic group: Mohawk people (part of the Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois Confederacy)
- Diverse cultural mix with other ethnic groups, including non-native residents
Population Distribution (Approximate):
| Demographic Group | Percentage (%) |
|---|---|
| Native American | 70% |
| White | 25% |
| Other Ethnicities | 5% |
Age and Gender
Age Distribution in Hogansburg
- Children and Youth (0-17 years): Approximately 25%
- Young Adults (18-35 years): Approximately 30%
- Middle Age (36-55 years): Approximately 25%
- Senior Citizens (56+ years): Approximately 20%
Gender Ratio
- Male Population: 49%
- Female Population: 51%
Language and Cultural Identity
- Primary Language: English
- Indigenous Language: Mohawk (Kanien’kéha) is widely spoken within the community.
- Strong cultural presence with festivals, traditional crafts, and Mohawk council governance.
Housing and Economy
Housing
- Most residents live in single-family homes.
- The majority of housing reflects a hybrid of modern and traditional designs, embodying the Mohawk cultural identity.
Employment
- Key industries include:
- Agriculture and Forestry
- Tourism and Cultural Commerce
Small Businesses and Community Services
Average household income is below the national average due to its rural location, though community programs actively support economic growth.
Education
- Public Schools: Hogansburg residents primarily attend schools within Franklin County. Schools emphasize both traditional and modern educational curriculums.
- Cultural Education: Many community members are engaged in cultural preservation programs, including Mohawk language and history.