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Quincy, Michigan, in Branch county, is 30 miles SE of Battle Creek, Michigan (center to center) and 71 miles W of Toledo, Ohio. The village has a population of 1,701.
In Quincy, about 49% of adults are married. Be careful driving in Quincy, since the village is home to many young children. Looking at the village, you'll find a large share of the people are not married.
In 2000, Quincy had a median family income of $38,839.
Residents of Quincy gave more campaign money ($4,000) to John Kerry than to the other people running for President in 2004. Residents gave more to the Democratic party than any of the others.
Owners occupy 64% of the housing units in Quincy. On average, the construction date of housing in the village is earlier than you'll find in most places. If the number of studio apartments and one-bedroom apartments is any indication, then Quincy is a popular and practical place to live on one's own. One of the strengths of the village is the availability of reasonably priced apartment rentals.
In Quincy, 85% of commuters drive to work. Quincy is more walker- and bicycle-friendly than most places its size.
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