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Saginaw, Texas is 8 miles W of North Richland Hills, Texas (center to center) and 9 miles N of Fort Worth, Texas. It is in Tarrant county. The city is part of the Fort Worth - Arlington metro area. The population of Saginaw is 12,374.
In Saginaw, about 66% of adults are married. Saginaw, compared to the great majority of similar-sized cities, is characterized by married couples rather than single adults. The size of households in the city is larger than most. Kids are seemingly everywhere in Saginaw.
In 2000, Saginaw had a median family income of $59,967. Saginaw is one of the richer cities in Texas. A large stable middle class is one of the strengths of the city. There aren't a lot of poor people in Saginaw.
The Republican party attracted the largest share of donations from Saginaw.
Of the housing in Saginaw, approximately 79% is occupied by their owners. Newer housing units are not uncommon in the city. Real estate taxes per home are higher in Saginaw than most places in Texas.
In Saginaw, 97% of commuters drive to work. It's harder to live without a car in the city than most cities its size.
Comparing Saginaw to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Texas (State):
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| Age of the Population |  | |
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| Walking and Biking to Work | | |
| Working at Home | | |
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| People Living Alone | | |
| Seasonal and Vacation Housing | | |
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| Low Violent Crime | | |
| Low Property Crime | | |
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