District of Columbia Reverse Phone Lookups
District of Columbia has a total of 1 area codes for which you can conduct a reverse phone lookup. In terms of wireless phone numbers vs. landline phone numbers, District of Columbia has 447 landline exchanges and 127 wireless exchanges which are serviced by a total of 37 different telephone carriers.
As a state, District of Columbia has 8 cities that reside in 1 counties. The people in District of Columbia number about 572,059 in terms of population, with approximately 30.78% who are white, 60.01% who are black, 7.86% who are hispanic, and 2.66% who are asian. All in all, there are more females than males with the male population numbering 269,366 and the female population numbering 302,693.
Because females tend to live longer than males, the median age of males in District of Columbia is 33.7 and the median age of females in District of Columbia is 35.6.
Want a couple more statistics related to the demographics behind a reverse phone lookup in District of Columbia? The average income in District of Columbia is $40,127 and the average house value is $157,200.
| Coverage area | 202 |
| Landline exchanges | 447 |
| Wireless exchanges | 127 |
| Unique telephone carriers | 37 |
| Cities in District of Columbia | 8 |
| Counties in District of Columbia | 1 |
| Total population | 572,059 |
| White population | 176,101 - 30.78% of total population |
| Black population | 343,312 - 60.01% of total population |
| Hispanic population | 44,953 - 7.86% of total population |
| Asian population | 15,189 - 2.66% of total population |
| Male population | 269,366 |
| Male demographics: | 47.09% of people in District of Columbia are men with median age of 34 |
| Female demographics: | 52.91% of people in District of Columbia are women with median age of 36 |
| Average income | $40,127 |
| Average house value | $157,200 |
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News from District of Columbia
Civil Marriage in Washington DC
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In fight against AIDS, D.C. to distribute female condoms
The District of Columbia will become the first city in the United States to distribute female condoms free, part of a project that will make 500,000 of them available in beauty salons, convenience stores and high schools in parts of the city with high HIV rates.
George Will: Expand gun rights the right way
It is said, more frequently than precisely, that the reasons the Supreme Court gives for doing whatever it does are as important as what it does.
Va. colleges' ban on gay bias challenged
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has urged the state's public colleges and universities to rescind policies that ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, arguing in a letter sent to each school that their boards of visitors had no legal authority to adopt such statements.
Tennessee is Race to the Top finalist
The U. S. Department of Education announced today the first-fun finalists for the Federal Race to the Top competition.
