CA County Profiles - napa

NAPA COUNTY

Population

Land area (acres): 482,470 Cities 1-1-95

NAPA 114,800

Population, 7-1-94 119,000 Napa 67,800 Napa 64,400

Percent of California 0.4 American Canyon 8,950 St. Helena 5,100

Population, 1-1-95 120,600 St. Helena 5,700 Calistoga 4,550

Calistoga 4,800 Yountville 3,390

1-1-95 Yountville 3,500 Unincorporated 37,400

Population in households 115,254 Unincorporated 29,900

Population/household 2.609

EDUCATION 1993-94

($ mill)

Median years of school, 1990 *** 13.6 Spending on education:

School districts* 88.8

Enrollment, Fall 1994 Community colleges** 23.4

Kindergarten-12 20,619

* Not including community college districts.

Enrollment, Fall 1987 ** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.

College/University 9,208 *** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the

Community colleges 7,681 basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school

Private colleges 1,527 completed.

LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT Total employment, 1993 60,625 Number of establishments

(BEA series) by employment size, 1990

Civilian labor force, 1994 58,300 Percent of California 0.4

Civilian employment 54,300 Wage and salary 47,834 1-4 1,870

Unemployment 4,000 Proprietors 12,791 5-9 623

Unemployment rate 6.9 Farm 1,208 10-19 421

Non-Farm 11,583 20-49 231

Nonagricultural wage & salary 50-99 68

employment, 1993 (BLS series) 44,200 Farm 3,399 100-249 27

Percent of California 0.4 Agricultural services (D) 250-499 4

Construction/mining 2,800 Mining (D) 500-999 3

Manufacturing 7,200 Construction 4,215 1000 + 2

Transportation-utility 1,600 Manufacturing 7,083 Total 3,249

Trade 8,800 Transportation-utility 1,607 Check:

Finance-insurance- Wholesale trade 1,929 0

real estate 1,800 Retail trade 9,771

Services 13,400 Finance, insurance,

Federal government 300 real estate 3,607

State-local government 8,300 Services 18,912

Federal civilian 321

(D) Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information.Military281
Totals may not add due to rounding.State and local7,614

INCOME AND SALES19791989

Personal income, 1993 ($ mill.)2,849.0 Median family income, Census22,426 42,789
Percent of California0.4 Median household income, Census18,887 36,773
Per capita income, 199324,923
Percent of California113.8 19931994

Avg. earnings per job, 199326,108 Total taxable sales, ($ mill.)1,059.8 1,024.2
Avg. wages per job, 199323,653 Percent of California0.4 0.4
Avg. earnings per nonfarm Taxable retail sales622.4 637.6
proprietor, 199324,751

HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION4-1-901-1-95Valuation
Units($ mill.)
Housing stock44,199 47,028 Housing authorizations, 1994
Percent of California0.4 0.4 Total394 $78.7
Single family31,734 33,843 Percent of California0.4 0.5
Multiple family8,093 9,205 Single family382 62.2
Mobile homes, trailers, etc.4,372 3,980 Multi-family12 0.6
Vacancy rate (percent):6.5 6.1
Nonresidential permits--$55.6
Percent of California0.7

		NAPA COUNTY



			Population
Land area (acres):	482,470	Cities	1-1-95
						NAPA		114,800
Population, 7-1-94	119,000	Napa	67,800				Napa	64,400
Percent of California	0.4	American Canyon	8,950				St. Helena	5,100
Population, 1-1-95	120,600	St. Helena	5,700				Calistoga	4,550
		Calistoga	4,800				Yountville	3,390
1-1-95		Yountville	3,500				Unincorporated	37,400
Population in households	115,254	Unincorporated	29,900
Population/household	2.609


EDUCATION			1993-94
			($ mill)
Median years of school, 1990 ***	13.6	Spending on education:
		School districts*	88.8
Enrollment, Fall 1994		Community colleges**	23.4
Kindergarten-12	20,619
		* Not including community college districts.
Enrollment, Fall 1987		** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.
College/University	9,208	*** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the
Community colleges	7,681	basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school
Private colleges	1,527	completed.


LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT		Total employment, 1993	60,625	Number of establishments
		(BEA series)		by employment size, 1990
Civilian labor force, 1994	58,300	Percent of California	0.4
Civilian employment	54,300	Wage and salary	47,834	1-4	1,870
Unemployment	4,000	Proprietors	12,791	5-9	623
Unemployment rate	6.9	Farm	1,208	10-19	421
		Non-Farm	11,583	20-49	231
Nonagricultural wage & salary				50-99	68
employment, 1993 (BLS series)	44,200	Farm	3,399	100-249	27
Percent of California	0.4	Agricultural services	(D)	250-499	4
Construction/mining	2,800	Mining	(D)	500-999	3
Manufacturing	7,200	Construction	4,215	1000 +	2
Transportation-utility	1,600	Manufacturing	7,083	Total	3,249
Trade	8,800	Transportation-utility	1,607			Check:
Finance-insurance-		Wholesale trade	1,929			0
real estate	1,800	Retail trade	9,771
Services	13,400	Finance, insurance,
Federal government	300	real estate	3,607
State-local government	8,300	Services	18,912
		Federal civilian	321