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Overview

The City of El Cajon incorporated on 1912. In the early part of the nineteenth century
the explorations of the mission padres for pasture land led them to El Cajon Valley.


Jurisdiction Facts
Acres
9,245
Square miles
14.4
Incorporated
1912

Population Trends (1980 - 2004)
1980 1990 2000 2004
Total Population 73,892 88,693 94,869 97,643
Growth from Prior Period 20% 7% 3%

Population Characteristics (2004 Estimates)
Population Percent of
Total
Population
< Age 18
Percent
< Age 18
Hispanic 23,455 24% 8,495 36%
Non-Hispanic 74,188 76% 18,396 4%
   White 61,027 63% 13,871 23%
   Black 4,935 5% 1,823 37%
   American Indian 665 < 1% 154 23%
   Asian 2,879 3% 620 22%
   Hawaiian & Pacific Islander 336 < 1% 84 25%
   Other 217 < 1% 69 32%
   Two or More Races 4,129 4% 1,775 43%
All Ethnic Groups 97,643 100% 26,891 28%

Median Household Income (2004 Estimates and 2000 Census)
2004 ($2004)
2004 ($1999)
2000 ($1999)
$43,355
$38,826
$35,530

Housing Characteristics (2004 Estimates)
Total Housing Units 35,414 100%
Occupied Housing Units 34,418 97%
Vacant 996 3%

2030 Cities/County Forecast
% Change
2000 2010 2020 2030 2000-2030
Total Population 94,869 98,634 103,749 109,070 15%
Housing Units 35,190 35,772 36,594 37,524 7%
Civilian Employment 41,341 42,771 44,518 47,518 15%

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