Hawthorne, NJ Neighborhood Information
Neighborhood Facts
Town History
Settled in 1707, originally a home for the Leni Lanape Indians . The area was used as a headquarters in the Revolutionary War by Gen. Lafayette. It separated from the city of Paterson May 24, 1898. <br><br>Two theories on the town name are that one, the profuse bush named 'the hawthorne' in the area inspired the name from the farmers who cleared the land, and then second is that it is named for Nathaniel Hawthorne. <br><br>In early 1900 farms disappeared making room for home development. In 1902 the Lafayette Fire Company No. 1 was organized. The early 1900's saw continued growth in new homes, schools, and industrial growth. In 1927, the Passaic County Park Commission created Goffle Brook Park, which consists of many scenic, tranquil and recreational areas. 1928 saw the opening of the first National Bank, the library, a Masonic temple and the theater. The 1930's saw the construction of Hawthorne High School.
General Information
Town Name: |
Hawthorne |
City Hall: |
Hawthorne City Hall |
Address: |
445 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthorne NJ 07506 |
Phone Number: |
973-427-1167 |
Land Area: |
3.4 square miles |
Distance to NYC: |
20 miles |
Town Website: |
http://www.hawthornenj.org/ |
Library Website: |
https://hawthorne.bccls.org/ |
Water Service: |
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Gas & Electric: |
PSE & G |
Demographics
Quick Facts
Population: |
19,415 |
Population Density / Mile: |
5,823 |
Median Age: |
42.4 |
Number of Households: |
7,709 |
Average Household Size: |
2.516 |
Households with Children: |
1,974 |
Median Household Income: |
$101,601 |
Population
Population: |
19,415 |
Population Density / Mile: |
5,823 |
Change in Population Since 2010: |
6.99% |
Male Population: |
9,450 |
Female Population: |
9,965 |
Median Age: |
42.4 |
Population - Age Range
0-4 years: |
1199 |
5-9 years: |
1215 |
10-14 years: |
1219 |
15-19 years: |
1088 |
20-24 years: |
1115 |
25-29 years: |
1092 |
30-34 years: |
992 |
35-39 years: |
1170 |
40-44 years: |
1285 |
45-49 years: |
1318 |
50-54 years: |
1369 |
55-59 years: |
1403 |
60-64 years: |
1409 |
65-69 years: |
1222 |
70-74 years: |
937 |
75-79 years: |
632 |
80-84 years: |
401 |
85+ years: |
349 |
Households
Number of Households: |
7,709 |
Average Household Size: |
2.516 |
Households with Children: |
1,974 |
Households without Children: |
3,245 |
Family Households: |
5,219 |
Non-Family Households: |
358 |
Marital Status
Never Married: |
5399 |
Now Married: |
7671 |
Separated: |
165 |
Widowed: |
927 |
Divorced: |
1620 |
Income
Median Household Income: |
$101,601 |
Average Household Income: |
$120,814 |
Per Capita Income: |
$48,003 |
Average Total Household Expenditure: |
$57,720 |
Median Income By Age
Under 25 years: |
$64,412 |
25-44 years: |
$105,450 |
45-64 years: |
$120,269 |
Over 64 years: |
$66,791 |
Household Income by Dollar Range
$0-$10,000 |
167 |
$10,000-$15,000 |
223 |
$15,000-$20,000 |
190 |
$20,000-$25,000 |
192 |
$25,000-$30,000 |
195 |
$30,000-$35,000 |
253 |
$35,000-$40,000 |
177 |
$40,000-$45,000 |
314 |
$45,000-$50,000 |
217 |
$50,000-$60,000 |
415 |
$60,000-$75,000 |
587 |
$75,000-$100,000 |
860 |
$100,000-$125,000 |
1007 |
$125,000-$150,000 |
750 |
$150,000-$200,000 |
1177 |
$200,000-$250,000 |
550 |
$250,000-$500,000 |
236 |
$500,000 up |
199 |
Education
Educational Climate Index: |
4 |
1 = Low, 5 = High
The Community Educational Index chart is based on the U.S. Census Bureau's Socioeconomic Status (SES) elements. Factors used in creating the index are income, educational achievement, and occupation of persons within the selected ZIP code. Since this index is based on the population of an entire Zip code, it may not reflect the nature of an individual school.
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Level of Education
No High School: |
444 |
Some High School: |
750 |
High School Grad: |
3871 |
Some College: |
2423 |
Associate Degree: |
1013 |
Bachelors Degree: |
3572 |
Graduate Degree: |
1506 |
Employment
White Collar vs. Blue Collar
White Collar: |
56 |
Blue Collar: |
44 |
Geography
Annual Precipitation: |
51.55 |
Average January Low Temperature: |
19.5 |
Average January High Temperature: |
37.7 |
Average July Low Temperature: |
64.4 |
Average July High Temperature: |
85.5 |
Pollution Index (Avg. = 100)
Carbon Monoxide |
102 |
Lead |
75 |
Nitrogen Oxide |
153 |
Ozone |
77 |
Particulate Matter |
104 |
Air Pollution |
102 |
Amenities
CATEGORIES |
Attractions - Recreation |
17 Locations |
Automotive Services |
66 Locations |
Banks - Financial |
90 Locations |
Eating - Drinking |
93 Locations |
Farm - Ranch |
2 Locations |
Government - Public |
5 Locations |
Health Care Services |
117 Locations |
Hospitality |
1 Locations |
Organizations - Associations |
21 Locations |
Personal Services |
419 Locations |
Pet Services |
10 Locations |
Shopping |
215 Locations |
Travel |
13 Locations |
Schools
Hawthorne High |
Secondary |
Lincoln Middle |
Elementary |
Roosevelt |
Elementary |
Thomas Jefferson |
Elementary |
Washington |
Elementary |
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