ZIP code 39365

The page on USZIP.com for the ZIP code 39365 provides a comprehensive overview of this area in Union, MS. It features a detailed map pinpointing the location and outlines key demographic information such as population size, median age, and household income. The page also includes insights into the local economy, highlighting business environments and employment statistics. Additionally, it offers data on housing, including average home prices and rent costs. Users can find information on nearby schools, public services, and amenities, making it a useful resource for those looking to move to or learn more about the 39365 ZIP code area.

39365 is the zip code for

Union, MS

Total population
7,547▼
Housing units
3,414▼
Land area
(sq. miles)
187.83
Density
(people per sq. mile)
40.18▼
Water area
(sq. miles)
0.58

Demographic data for zip code 39365

Gender:

Male
3,687▼
Female
3,860▼
Median age
Male
38.30
Female
39.80
Gender

Households:

Total households
2,908▼
Family households
2,094▼
Nonfamily households
814▼
Average household size
2.58▲
Average family size
3.08▲
Households

Housing units:

Total housing units
3,414▼
Occupied housing units
2,908▼
Owner-occupied
2,340▼
Renter-occupied
568▲
Vacant housing units
506▲
Housing units

Age:

Under 5 years
515▼
5 to 9 years
561▼
10 to 14 years
568▼
15 to 19 years
558▲
20 to 24 years
325▼
25 to 34 years
867▼
35 to 44 years
930▼
45 to 54 years
1,027▼
55 to 59 years
540▲
60 to 64 years
441▲
65 to 74 years
638▼
75 to 84 years
413▼
85 years and over
164▼
Median age
39.10▲
Age

Race:

White
6,130
Hispanic or Latino
68
Black or African American
1,171
Asian
20
American Indian & Alaska Native
89
Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander
2
Other (One Race)
1
Two or More Races
66
Race
* Based on 2010, 2000 U.S. Census data

Economic data for zip code 39365

Employment status:

Population
(16 years and over)
5,579
Civilian labor force
3,065
Employed
2,866
Unemployed
199
Armed Forces
40
Not in labor force
2,474
Percent Unemployed
6.5%
Employment status

Commuting to work:

Workers
(16 years and over)
2,844
Car, truck, or van
Drove alone
2,229
Carpooled
395
Public transportation
(excluding taxicab)
3
Walked
72
Other means
39
Worked at home
106
Mean travel time
32.3 min.
Commuting to work

Occupation:

Civilian employed population
(16 years and over)
2,866
Management / business / science / arts
948
Service
462
Sales / office
489
Natural resources / construction / maintenance
408
Production / transportation / material moving
559
Occupation

Industry:

Civilian employed population
(16 years and over)
2,866
Agriculture / forestry / fishing / hunting / mining
163
Construction
263
Manufacturing
422
Wholesale trade
91
Retail trade
301
Transportation / warehousing / utilities
133
Information
41
Finance / insurance / real estate / rental / leasing
110
Professional / scientific / management / administrative / waste management services
51
Educational services / health care / social assistance
737
Arts / entertainment / recreation / accommodation / food services
173
Public administration
141
Other services
240
Industry

Class of worker:

Civilian employed population
(16 years and over)
2,866
Private wage & salary workers
2,014
Government workers
527
Self-employed
(in own not incorporated business)
325
Unpaid family workers
0
Class of worker

Income:

Total households
2,775
Less than $10,000
299
$10,000 to $14,999
276
$15,000 to $24,999
432
$25,000 to $34,999
358
$35,000 to $49,999
475
$50,000 to $74,999
434
$75,000 to $99,999
236
$100,000 to $149,999
194
$150,000 to $199,999
39
$200,000 or more
32
Median household income
$36,563
Mean household income
$47,761
Percentage of people whose income in the past 12 months is below the poverty level
21.6%
Income
* Based on 2007-2011 American Community Survey 5-year estimates

Public schools in 39365

Name & AddressPhone# of studentsFree lunchPupils per teacher
Union High School
101 Forest Street		(601) 774-825791746217.3
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Public libraries around Union, MS

NameAddress
Kemper-newton Regional Library101 Peachtree Street
Union, MS 39365
Waynesboro-wayne County Library System1103 A Mississippi Drive
Waynesboro, MS 39367
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Hospitals and Medical Centers around 39365

NameAddressPhone# of beds
Choctaw Health Center210 Hospital Circle
Philadelphia, MS 39350		(601) 656-221135
Diamond Grove Hospital2311 Highway 15 South
Louisville, MS 39339		(662) 779-011950
East Mississippi State Hosp4555 Highland Park Drive
Meridian, MS 39307		(601) 482-6186633
H C Watkins Memorial Hospital605 South Archusa Avenue
Quitman, MS 39355		(601) 776-692545
Jeff Anderson Reg Medical Ctr2124 14th Street
Meridian, MS 39301		(601) 553-6000260
Laird Hospital25117 Highway 15
Union, MS 39365		(601) 774-821450
Laurel Wood Center5000 Highway 39 North
Meridian, MS 39303		(601) 483-6211109
Neshoba County Gen Hospital1001 Holland Avenue
Philadelphia, MS 39350		(601) 663-1200176
Noxubee General Hospital606 North Jefferson Street
Macon, MS 39341		(662) 726-4231109
Riley Memorial Hospital
1102 21st Avenue
Meridian, MS 39301		(601) 693-2511180
Rush Foundation Hospital1314 19th Avenue
Meridian, MS 39301		(601) 483-0011195
Specialty Hospital Of Meridian1314 19th Avenue
Meridian, MS 39301		(601) 486-421149
Wayne General Hospital950 Matthew Drive
Waynesboro, MS 39367		(601) 735-515180
Winston Medical Center562 East Main Street
Louisville, MS 39339		(662) 773-6211185
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