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Midland At-A-Glance
Population year total change
1990 89,443 — 2000 94,996 + 6.2% 2010 111,147 + 17.0% 2015 126.497 + 13.8% Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Distance to Major Cities
(Highway Miles)
Lubbock, Texas 119 Abilene, Texas 148 Amarillo, Texas 238 Wichita Falls, Texas 288 San Antonio, Texas 329 Dallas, Texas 330 Austin, Texas 336 Santa Fe, N.M 410 Albuquerque, N.M 417 Oklahoma City, Okla 424 Houston, Texas 496 Source: Rand McNally
Household Income
median
City of Midland (2016) $73,292 Midland County (2015) $68,806 Texas (2016) $55,352 United States (2014) $53,657 Source: Midland Development Corporation
Climate
Days above 32°F 61.8% Average yearly days with more than 1 inch of snowfall 2 Average yearly days without precipitation 355 Average yearly rainfall 14.8 inches Average coolest month January Average warmest month July Average wettest month September Highest recorded temperature 116°F (1994) Lowest recorded temperature –12°F (1962) Cost of Living
Composite 94.7 Groceries 87.4 Housing 79.9 Utilities 98.4 Transportation 107.6 Health care 93.2 Miscellaneous 104.6 U.S. average for all indices is 100.0.
Source: Cost of Living Index Q3 2017; published by C2ER (The Council for Community and Economic Research)Taxation
Property, 2016
per $100 assessed valueMidland, County $0.168421 Midland, City $0.38048 Midland ISD $1.14005 Special Districts (hospitals, colleges, etc.) $0.46377 TOTAL $2.15272 Source: Midland Central Appraisal District
Sales, 2016
City 1.25% County 0.5% State 6.25% TOTAL 8.0% Source: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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