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Douglas County, WI

People
Population44,229B01003
Population, 2020 census44,295P1
Median age42.7B01002
Under 1819.2%B01001
65 and over20.7%B01001
Households19,160B11001
Foreign born1.8%B05002
Money
Median household income$75,099B19013
Median family income$102,190B19113
Per capita income$39,586B19301
Poverty rate10.8%B17001
Unemployment rate3.1%B23025
Civilian labor force22,771B23025
Mean commute (minutes)22.0B08013
Education
Bachelor's degree or higher28.4%B15003
Housing
Housing units23,154B25001
Owner-occupied71.9%B25003
Renters28.1%B25003
Median home value$205,800B25077
Median gross rent$909B25064
Race and ethnicity
White, not Hispanic89.7%B03002
Black0.8%B03002
Hispanic or Latino1.9%B03002
Asian0.7%B03002
American Indian and Alaska Native1.1%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 state: median household income here is 97% of Wisconsin's ($77,485); poverty 10.8% against 10.6%; 0.7% of the state's people live here.

Census tracts

Census Tract 203: 2,892Census Tract 204: 3,454Census Tract 205: 3,415Census Tract 206: 3,862Census Tract 207: 4,060Census Tract 208: 3,705Census Tract 209: 1,689Census Tract 210: 2,273Census Tract 211: 2,007Census Tract 301.01: 4,132Census Tract 301.02: 1,958Census Tract 302: 5,217Census Tract 303.01: 3,045Census Tract 303.02: 2,520Census Tract 9900: 0SuperiorLake NebagamonSuperiorSolon SpringsPoplarOliverBruleGordonZIP 54880: 336 nonprofits, $229,412,213ZIP 54873: 40 nonprofits, $655,189ZIP 54874: 15 nonprofits, $470,392ZIP 54864: 13 nonprofits, $479,470ZIP 54820: 13 nonprofits, $434,490ZIP 54849: 13 nonprofits, $4,479,757ZIP 54838: 13 nonprofits, $379,410ZIP 54854: 7 nonprofitsZIP 54842: 4 nonprofitsZIP 54836: 3 nonprofitsPopulation (ACS 2020-2024)up to 2,0072,007 to 2,8922,892 to 3,4543,454 to 4,060over 4,060nonprofits (circle size: how many)

Click an area for its page. Circles are FURP records at their ZIP code's center point, sized by how many. Download this map's areas with their census figures: CSV (center points) · GeoJSON (outlines), ready for Datawrapper, Mapshaper or Google My Maps. Outlines: Census TIGER/Line 2026, simplified.

Places in the county

FURP records in Douglas County, WI

RecordsHow manyTotalBiggest
Nonprofits457$236,310,921 revenue (latest return)ST MARYS HOSPITAL OF SUPERIOR ($132,835,323)
Nonprofit contractors16$32,812,889 paid by nonprofitsHANCO UTILITIES INC ($11,497,964)
Colleges and schools12,726 enrollmentUniversity of Wisconsin-Superior (2,726)
Form D issuers2$17,233,650 amount soldNATCOM BANCSHARES INC ($16,633,650)
Political committees4FRIENDS OF NICK REID
Form 5500 plan sponsors126165 plansAMSOIL, INC. (11)
Open Payments recipients43$27,470 industry paymentsUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - SUPERIOR ($15,478)
Patent and trademark owners91734 patents and marksFeraDyne Outdoors, LLC (236)
Federal award recipients1,694$728,417,241 federal awardsUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM ($147,312,761)
State business registrations142SARATOGA LIQUOR COMPANY, INC.

Cross-reference: 457 nonprofits for 44,229 residents is 103.3 per 10,000 people; their latest-year revenue of $236,310,921 is $5,343 per resident, 16.4% of all household income here (households at the median income).

Highest-paid people on nonprofit returns here

#NameTitleOrganizationPayYearTimes the median household income
1GARY ELLIOTTPRESIDENT/CEOSUPERIOR CHOICE CREDIT UNION$498,83720206.6x
2BRAD DAVIS MDFORMER SECTION CHAIRST MARYS HOSPITAL OF SUPERIOR$493,48120196.6x
3TIM FOSTERCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERSUPERIOR CHOICE CREDIT UNION$459,09820246.1x
4Alan RockExecutive Director & Secretary/TreasurerCATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU INC$397,07320255.3x
5MATTHEW LUEDKE MDFORMER CLINICAL CHIEFST MARYS HOSPITAL OF SUPERIOR$350,30020194.7x
6BEN ALTONENCFO/EVPSUPERIOR CHOICE CREDIT UNION$318,39320234.2x
7KELLI KOEHLERCHIEF BRAND OFFICERSUPERIOR CHOICE CREDIT UNION$310,96520244.1x
8JOEL BRAUNEVP/CHIEF LENDING OFFICERSUPERIOR CHOICE CREDIT UNION$301,21020204.0x
9Clint ThursbyChief Financial OfficerCATHOLIC CHARITIES BUREAU INC$290,74320253.9x
10KIM PEARSONADMINISTRATORST MARYS HOSPITAL OF SUPERIOR$251,71020243.4x

Each person's latest year on a 990 at a nonprofit placed here (reported pay including related organizations and other compensation); people paid under $50,000 are left out. The median household income here is $75,099.

Nonprofits: biggest by revenue (latest return)

Nonprofit contractors: biggest by paid by nonprofits

Colleges and schools: biggest by enrollment

Form D issuers: biggest by amount sold

Political committees

Form 5500 plan sponsors: biggest by plans

Open Payments recipients: biggest by industry payments

Patent and trademark owners: biggest by patents and marks

Federal award recipients: biggest by federal awards

All 15 tracts

Every tract with its figures is in the CSV and GeoJSON downloads.

TractPopulationMedian household incomePoverty rateMedian age
Census Tract 3025,217$96,1465.4%45.6
Census Tract 301.014,132$91,0535.2%45.9
Census Tract 2074,060$84,0498.5%45.4
Census Tract 2063,862$59,2618.8%34.7
Census Tract 2083,705$72,0599.6%43.6
Census Tract 2043,454$89,9384.3%36.3
Census Tract 2053,415$93,31310.3%28.1
Census Tract 303.013,045$82,5009.1%53.8
Census Tract 2032,892$46,82022.9%49.0
Census Tract 303.022,520$78,70012.1%57.7
Census Tract 2102,273$68,3048.8%36.8
Census Tract 2112,007$27,74647.4%36.4
Census Tract 301.021,958$68,9586.0%46.5
Census Tract 2091,689$58,01513.1%43.0
Census Tract 99000$-666,666,666--666666666.0

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