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Indian Trail, North Carolina, in Union county, is 14 miles SE of Charlotte, North Carolina. The town is considered part of the Charlotte - Gastonia - Rock Hill metropolitan area. Indian Trail has a population of 11,905.
In Indian Trail, about 68% of adults are married. Indian Trail is considered a town for married couples and families. One thing visitors notice about the town is the large number of young children, especially babies and pre-school kids.
Interestingly, Indian Trail is known for having more men than similar towns.
In 2000, Indian Trail had a median family income of $55,689. Indian Trail is regarded in the state as a town where many of the people are well-off. The town has a large middle class. Indian Trail finds a smaller share of its people living in poverty than most places in the state.
In the 2004 election, George W. Bush was the top Presidential fund-raiser in Indian Trail ($11,550). Residents gave more to the Republican party than any of the others.
About 87% of housing units in Indian Trail are owner-occupied. Housing in the town tends to be newer construction.
In Indian Trail, 95% of commuters drive to work.
Indian Trail strengths, compared to Peers (similar size places nationally) or State (other places in North Carolina):
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| Public Transportation Use (vs. State) | Top 9% | ![]() |
| People in Middle Class or Better (vs. State) | Top 12% | ![]() |
| Median Family Income (vs. State) | Top 14% | ![]() |
| Low Rate of Poverty (vs. State) | Top 14% | ![]() |
Comparing Indian Trail to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in North Carolina (State):
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