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Vital Statistics VITAL STATISTICS FUN FACT The 2.5-acre East Park, in the center of downtown Charlevoix, was recognized by CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TRANSPORTATION the American Planning Association as one Population ���������������������������������26,174 of the “Best Public Spaces in America.” Population density �������������������������62.3 Highways (per square mile) U.S. 31, U.S. 131, M-32, M-66, M-75 Median housing value ���������� $155,100 Median household income �������$48,603 Bus 300 miles Per capita income. $29,581 Charlevoix County Transit, Indian Trails Family households ���������������������65.1% Median age. 47.3 Rail Lines Tuscola & Saginaw Bay 200 miles CHARLEVOIX (CITY) Population �����������������������������������2,522 Ferry Median housing value ���������� $166,500 Beaver Island Boat Company, Ironton Ferry mi Median household income �������$31,926 100 les Per capita income. $29,477 Airports Family households ���������������������43.6% Charlevoix Municipal Airport, Boyne City Municipal Airport, Welke Airport, Beaver Island Municipal Airport, Median age. 50.9 Charlevoix Cherry Capital Airport (Traverse City) BOYNE CITY Population �����������������������������������3,742 Median housing value ���������� $131,000 WEATHER Toronto Median household income �������$45,357 Avg. annual Grand Per capita income. $25,017 precipitation Rapids Family households ���������������������62.9% 32.25 inches Detroit Median age. 42.7 Avg. annual Chicago EAST JORDAN snowfall Population �����������������������������������2,335 116 inches Median housing value �������������$71,600 Median household income �������$33,816 Per capita income. $19,698 Avg. July Avg. January BUSINESS RESOURCES Family households ���������������������57.1% temperature temperature Median age. 37.8 Minimum 65°F Minimum 21°F Charlevoix Area Chamber Maximum 76°F Maximum 29°F of Commerce BOYNE FALLS 109 Mason St. Population ��������������������������������������359 (231) 547-2101, charlevoix.org Source: U.S. Climate Data Median housing value �������������$78,300 Charlevoix Main Street Median household income �������$48,750 210 State St. Per capita income. $17,576 (231) 547-3257, charlevoixmainstreet.org Family households ���������������������64.2% CHARLEVOIX COUNTY’S MAJOR EMPLOYERS Median age. 36.8 Michigan Economic Source: U.S. Census Company City Employees Type of Business Development Corp (MEDC) Boyne USA Inc Boyne Falls ...565 . Recreation resort michiganbusiness.org EJ East Jordan ...500 . Iron foundry Michigan Small Business Munson Healthcare Development Center (SBDC) EDUCATION Charlevoix Hospital Charlevoix ....400 . Hospital/health services sbdcmichigan.org LexaMar Corp Boyne City ....345 . .Plastic products Networks Northwest School Districts PO Box 506, Traverse City Beaver Island Community School, Grandvue Medical (231) 929-5000, networksnorthwest.org Boyne City Public Schools, Boyne Care Facility East Jordan ...240 . Assisted living facility Concord Academy, Boyne Falls Summertree Northern Lakes Economic Alliance Public School, Charlevoix Children’s Residential Center Boyne City ....170 . Mental health facility 1313 Boyne Ave., Boyne City House Montessori School, Charlevoix North West Michigan (231) 582-6482, northernlakes.net Montessori Academy for the Arts, Community Northwest Michigan Works! Charlevoix Public Schools, East Mental Health Charlevoix.....169 ������Preventative health services Jordan Public Schools, St. Mary 2240 Mitchell Park Dr. Ste B, Petoskey Catholic School, St. Michael Academy Harbor Industries Inc. Charlevoix ....160 . .Window & lobby displays (231) 347-5150, nwmichworks.org Honeywell International Boyne City ....160 . .Aircraft equipment & parts SCORE Higher Education St. Mary’s Cement Charlevoix ....124 . .Cement manufacturer 401 E. Mitchell, Petoskey North Central Michigan College, (231) 347-4150, tipofthemitt.score.org Northwestern Michigan College Source: Northern Lakes Economic Alliance © 2018 Harbor House Publishers Inc., 221 Water Street, Boyne City, Michigan 49712 USA. • www.harborhouse.com.
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