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Irving, Illinois, in Montgomery county, is 43 miles S of Springfield, Illinois (center to center) and 61 miles NE of St. Louis, Missouri. The village is home to some 2,484 residents.
In Irving, about 9% of adults are married.
Approximately 46% of Irving is non-white. If America is a melting pot of different peoples, then the village is very American.
The people of Irving are more likely male than female.
In 2000, Irving had a median family income of $30,313. It's worth saying that successful single folks are not uncommon in Irving.
According to the 2000 census, 78% of the housing in Irving was owner-occupied. You may be likely to find historic buildings in the village as the average housing age is high. In Irving you can own a home without paying sky-high real estate taxes.
In Irving, 89% of commuters drive to work. People in the village expect to drive a lot. The village does not have a lot of public transportation.
Comparing Irving to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Illinois (State):
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