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Cedar Hill CDP, New Mexico

People
Population902B01003
Population, 2020 census1,130P1
Median age56.3B01002
Under 186.5%B01001
65 and over15.6%B01001
Households377B11001
Foreign born0.0%B05002
Money
Median household income$82,050B19013
Median family income$82,200B19113
Per capita income$45,369B19301
Poverty rate12.1%B17001
Unemployment rate15.2%B23025
Civilian labor force492B23025
Mean commute (minutes)25.8B08013
Education
Bachelor's degree or higher32.7%B15003
Housing
Housing units455B25001
Owner-occupied100.0%B25003
Renters0.0%B25003
Median home value$275,000B25077
Median gross rent$-666,666,666B25064
Race and ethnicity
White, not Hispanic69.7%B03002
Black0.0%B03002
Hispanic or Latino14.3%B03002
Asian0.0%B03002
American Indian and Alaska Native13.4%B03002

Figures from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates (table codes link to the same table for this area at data.census.gov) and the 2020 census (P1), via IPUMS NHGIS. Estimates for small areas carry wide margins of error; a tract's figures describe its residents, not any one organization.

Against the county: median household income here is 147% of San Juan County's ($55,872); poverty 12.1% against 23.1%.

Map

Cedar Hill CDP: 902

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FURP records in Cedar Hill, NM

RecordsHow manyTotalBiggest
Federal award recipients1$550,542 federal awardsCITY OF FARMINGTON NEW MEXICO ($550,542)

Federal award recipients: biggest by federal awards

Census figures are from IPUMS NHGIS: the American Community Survey 2020-2024 five-year estimates (ACS table codes shown with each figure) and the 2020 decennial census (Demographic and Housing Characteristics), by state, county, place and census tract. FURP records are placed by ZIP code (the Census Bureau's 2020 ZCTA-to-county and ZCTA-to-tract relationship files: the county or tract holding most of the ZIP's land) and by city name (Census place names, normalized), so a record's tract is its ZIP's main tract, not its street's. Cite: Jonathan Schroeder, David Van Riper, Steven Manson, Grace Cooper, Zachary Krause, Tracy Kugler, Tsu Zhu, and Steven Ruggles. IPUMS National Historical Geographic Information System: Version 21.0 [dataset]. Minneapolis, MN: IPUMS. 2026. http://doi.org/10.18128/D050.V21.0