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Callaway county (Missouri)

Callaway county (Missouri)

Missouri Callaway county
Fulton County Missouri Courthouse 01.JPG
Callaway county Government building in Fulton City
Map of Missouri where I showed the position of the Callaway county
Position in Missouri of the county
Map of the United States of America which showed a position of Missouri
Position in the United States of America of the state
The establishment 1820November 25
Origin of the county name Captain James Callaway, grandchild of Daniele Boone
County seat Fulton
The greatest city Jefferson City
Area
 - Total area
 - The land
 - Water



2,194 km2 (847.03 mi2)
2,173 km2 (838.84 mi2)
21 km2 (8.19 mi2), 0.97


Population
 - (2010)
 - Density


44,332 people
19 /km2 (49 /mi2)

Standard time The central part: UTC-6/-5
Website www.callaway.missouri.org

Callaway county (British: Callaway County) is a county located in the central part north of United States of America Missouri, the northern coast of the Missouri. It was 44,332 people, and the population in the 2010 national census increased from 40,766 people of 2000 by 8.7% [1]. County seat is the county that is Fulton city (a population of 12,790 people [2]), and a city of the population maximum is a state capital and is Jefferson City City that extends to the call county (a population of 43,079 people [3]). The Franklin county was organized on November 25, 1820, and the county name was named for James Callaway who was a grandchild of Daniele Boone. When I fought against an Indian in 1815, Callaway was murdered. After there was the case that inhabitants confronted the Federal army at the time of Civil War, the Callaway county came to be called "a kingdom of Callaway" [4].

The Callaway county belongs to the Jefferson City metropolis.

A summit lake winery was established by Holtz summit and came to be tied to Missouri line land along the Missouri. The vineyard and the winery were made first in the area where a German emigrant entered in the 19th century. After the 1960s, the making of wine revived in the whole state.

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History

The pioneer whom I emigrated to entered the Callaway county located in the northern coast of the Missouri at Kentucky, Tennessee, the area called the up land south such as Virginia mainly. They brought the system into this area with a slave and began the cultivation of hemp and the cigarette which I cultivated immediately in Tennessee central part and Kentucky. It is one of the reclaimed land where a lot of southerners entered on the central part of the state, the north and south both sides of the Missouri. Because I brought in the culture and tradition, I came to be called little Dixieland jazz, and the Callaway county was the center [5]. In population of 1860, more than 25% were slaves [6] and were the ratio that was higher than other areas in the state. Generally, at the time of Civil War, the people of a country supported the Confederate Army.

A German emigrant was as the pioneer who entered the Missouri basin and founded the wine industry that local, was strong and made the town with the building which left German influence. Missouri was a very much straight production center of the wine until dry law began. After the 1960s, many vineyards and wineries including the summit lake winery of the Holtz summit revived. The Callaway county belongs to Missouri line land and becomes the viticulture area spreading out from the Saint Charles county to the Callaway county on the both sides of the Missouri.

Geography

If depend on the United States of America Bureau of the Census, the county area entire surface product is 847.34 square mile (2,193.8 km2);, of these, in the land 838.84 square mile (2,172.6 km2), the area of the sea, area of the sea rate is 0.97% at 8.19 square mile (21.2 km2) [7].

The Callaway county is to the border which shifts from the prairie to the rocky Ozark Plateau. The northern part of county is relatively flat, and there is not the big timberland. The south side county line is the Missouri, and the forest grows thick in the big hill and valley. The western boundary southern half is a cedar creek.

Main highly specified road

Adjacent county

National protection area

  • ビッグマディ Kunitachi fish wildlife reserve (partially)
  • Forest (partially) of Mark Twain Kunitachi

Population dynamics

Year Population
1900 25,984
1910 24,400 −6.1%
1920 23,007 −5.7%
1930 19,923 −13.4%
1940 23,094 15.9%
1950 23,316 1.0%
1960 23,858 2.3%
1970 25,850 8.3%
1980 32,252 24.8%
1990 32,809 1.7%
2000 40,766 24.3%
2010 44,332 8.7%

It is the population statistics data by the national census of 2000 as follows.

Basic data

  • Population: 40,766 people
  • The number of the households: 14,416 households
  • The number of the families: 10,336 families
  • Population density: 19 /km2 (49 /mi2)
  • The number of the houses: 16,167 houses
  • House density: Seven /km2 (19 /mi2)

Population composition according to the race

Constitution by ancestors

  • German: 29.9%
  • An American: 22.0%
  • Irish: 9.1%
  • British: 9.1%

Age-specific population composition

  • Under 18 years old: 25.4%
  • 18-24 years old: 11.1%
  • 25-44 years old: 31.0%
  • 45-64 years old: 21.5%
  • 65 years old or older: 11.0%
  • Median age: 35 years old
  • Sex ratio (population of the man per 100 women)
    • Total population: 107.6
    • 18 years old or older: 108.9

A household and family (the number of the households)

  • There is a child younger than 18 years: 35.8%
  • Marriage, the couple who lives together: 57.1%
  • A single divorce, bereavement woman is family nurturer: 10.4%
  • A nonfamily household: 28.3%
  • It is a household alone: 23.0%
  • An old man alone living 65 years or older: 8.8%
  • The mean constitution number of people
    • A household: 2.56 people
    • A family: 3.00 people

Income

An income and the family budget

  • Median income
    • A household: 39,110The U.S. dollar
    • A family: 44,474 U.S. dollars
    • Sex
      • A man: 29,574 U.S. dollars
      • A woman: 22,317 U.S. dollars
  • An income per a population of one: 17,005 U.S. dollars
  • Lower than poverty line
    • Anti-population: 8.5%
    • The number of the anti-families: 6.0%
    • Under 18 years old: 10.3%
    • 65 years old or older: 8.3%

City and town

  • Lake Mai key town
  • モケイン
  • New Bloomfield
  • Portland
  • テベッツ
  • Williamsburg

local a township and a corporation

The Callaway county is divided in 18 townships and Fulton City. In addition, the area enters the county the system of autonomy corporation such as the ridge Wood village, too.

Callaway Nuclear Power Plant

There is Callaway Nuclear Power Plant in the county.

Education

A higher education system in the counties includes next

  • Westminster college, Fulton City, university [8] of the private four years system Presbyterian Church church
  • William Woods University, Fulton City, university [9] of the private four years system Christian church

Political

Local

The Democratic Party influences most politics at the local level of the Callaway county, and half of the posts chosen in the election of the county monopolize the above.

Government

As a result of presidential election
Year The Republican Party The Democratic Party Others
2008 58.81% 11,389 39.14% 7,580 2.05% 397
2004 62.50% 11,108 36.90% 6,559 0.60% 106
2000 53.81% 8,238 43.82% 6,708 2.37% 361
1996 42.38% 5,567 44.76% 5,880 12.86% 1,690

2008 presidential primary

By presidential primary of 2008, the Callaway county chose the person who ended the candidate of two major political parties in the second place both in the whole state and the whole country. Hillary Clinton came first in the primary election of the Democratic Party, and there was more it than the number of the votes cast to each candidate in Republican Party primary election.

Footnote

  1. ^ Quickfacts.census.gov - Callaway County - accessed 2011-12-06.
  2. ^ Quickfacts.census.gov - Fulton, Missouri - accessed 2011-12-06.
  3. ^ Quickfacts.census.gov - Jefferson City, Missouri - accessed 2011-12-06.
  4. ^ Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society
  5. ^ "The Story of Little Dixie, Missouri ", Missouri Division-Sons of Confederate Veterans, accessed 3 June 2008
  6. ^ T. J. Stiles, Jesse James: The Last Rebel of the Civil War, New York: Vintage Books, 2003, pp.10–11
  7. ^ "Census 2000 U.S. Gazetteer Files: Counties." United States Census. February 13, 2011 reading.
  8. ^ Westminster College
  9. ^ William Woods University

Outside link

Coordinate: 38°50'N 91°55'W / 38.84 degrees N 91.92 degrees W / 38.84, -91.92

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