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Deckerville, Michigan, in Sanilac county, is 59 miles NE of Flint, Michigan (center to center) and 84 miles N of Detroit, Michigan. There are an estimated 944 people in the village.
In Deckerville, about 43% of adults are married. In Deckerville, lots of people live on their own. Though there are lots of families, the village isn't one of those places where everyone is married. Single people can feel at home there.
Deckerville has a larger percentage of females than most places. The village has its share of retirees. People over 65 are not uncommon.
In 2000, Deckerville had a median family income of $39,063. A tendency for its residents to work at home is one of the things that define the lifestyle in Deckerville.
In the 2004 race for President, George W. Bush was the top recipient of campaign contributions ($240) in Deckerville. Party contributions tended to flow to the Republican team.
Approximately 72% of housing in Deckerville is owner-occupied.
In Deckerville, 84% of commuters drive to work. The commute to work is less of a chore in the village than other villages.
Comparing Deckerville to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Michigan (State):
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