Brisbane

3,597

Total Population in 2000

In 2000, Brisbane was home to 3,597 people. Residents were predominantly working age, while those under 18 were a larger segment of the community than those 65 and older. The population was a majority white, with more men than women.

Most Populous Demographics

Category	Demographic	Total	Percentage
Age	18-64	2,667	74%
Sex	Male	1,806	50%
Race and Hispanic or Latino	White (Not Hispanic or Latino)	2,329	65%

Age

40.3

Median Age

In 2000, Brisbane's population was predominantly working-age adults, while those under age 18 were a moderately larger share of the community than those 65 and older. Looking at 10-year age ranges, 40-49 was the largest group.

Population by Age Range

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Population by Age Group

638

Under 18

2,667

18-64

292

65 and over

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Table: Population by Age Range

Age Range	Population in Brisbane
Age Range	Total	Percentage
0-9	348	10%
10-19	344	10%
20-29	368	10%
30-39	712	20%
40-49	800	22%
50-59	580	16%
60-69	246	7%
70-79	147	4%
80+	52	1%

Table: Population by Age Group

Age Group	Population in Brisbane
Age Group	Total	Percentage
Under 18	638	18%
18-64	2,667	74%
65 and over	292	8%

* For both charts above, the data is collected from the U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Data 2000, Summary File 1 (SF1), P012 Sex by Age.

Sex and Age

In 2000, males outnumbered females by a small amount in Brisbane. Females 40-49 were the largest group by age, followed by males 40-49 and males 30-39. The biggest gap was in the 50-59 age group, where males were the larger share.

Population by Sex

1,806

Male

1,791

Female

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Population by Sex and Age

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Male

Female

Table: Population by Sex

Sex	Brisbane
Sex	Total	Percentage
Male	1,806	50%
Female	1,791	50%

Table: Population by Sex and Age

Sex and Age	Brisbane
Sex and Age	Total	Percentage
Male	1,806	50%
Male: 0-9	183	5%
Male: 10-19	166	5%
Male: 20-29	184	5%
Male: 30-39	366	10%
Male: 40-49	383	11%
Male: 50-59	314	9%
Male: 60-69	127	4%
Male: 70-79	65	2%
Male: 80+	18	<1%
Female	1,791	50%
Female: 0-9	165	5%
Female: 10-19	178	5%
Female: 20-29	184	5%
Female: 30-39	346	10%
Female: 40-49	417	12%
Female: 50-59	266	7%
Female: 60-69	119	3%
Female: 70-79	82	2%
Female: 80+	34	<1%

* For both charts above, the data is collected from the U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Data 2000, Summary File 1 (SF1), P012 Sex by Age.

Race and Hispanic or Latino

65%

White (Not Hispanic or Latino)

In 2000, Brisbane had a majority white population. Hispanic residents also made up a notable segment of the community, while Asian and other/multiracial people were the next largest groups.

Population by Race and Hispanic or Latino

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Table: Population by Race and Hispanic or Latino

Race and Hispanic or Latino	Population in Brisbane
Race and Hispanic or Latino	Total	Percentage
White	2,329	65%
Black or African American	35	<1%
American Indian / Alaska Native	13	<1%
Asian	507	14%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander	19	<1%
Other / Multi-racial	144	4%
Hispanic or Latino (any race)	550	15%

* Categorized as Not Hispanic. This means that all the racial groups marked with an asterisk — White, Black or African American, American Indian / Alaska Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander, and Other / Multi-racial — do not include individuals who identify as Hispanic or Latino. The "Hispanic or Latino (any race)" category is separate, as Hispanic/Latino is considered an ethnicity rather than a racial category. For the chart above, the data is collected from the U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Data 2000, Summary File 1 (SF1), P008 Hispanic or Latino by Race.