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Community Reporting Area · WA

Mt. Baker/North Rainier

Seattle · ACS 2020–2024 · Seattle reporting-area estimates

Available evidence

Not connected: home value, rent, household income.

N ↑Source boundary · Street map loading
Official Seattle Community Reporting Area boundary, simplified for display. Population and housing estimates use the publisher’s whole-block-group assignment approximation. This is distinct from the informal Neighborhood Map Atlas and is not a school attendance zone. Use two fingers to move the map on touch screens.
City of Seattle, Office of Planning and Community Development · boundary and definition ↗

Publisher terms ↗

How this area is measuredPublisher estimates for Community Reporting Areas. Seattle assigns each whole Census block group to an area using its majority 2020 population. These are approximate reporting-area estimates, not exact counts inside every polygon or figures for the informal Neighborhood Map Atlas areas. The published aggregate table does not supply margins of error.
People & homes · 2020–2024

Age and housing, at a glance

Two different views of the area: residents by age, and occupied homes by tenure.

Age distribution

7,105 people

Share of all residents, including people in group quarters. Hidden groups keep the same population denominator.

Under 1818.4%
Margin of error unavailable
18–6462.3%
Margin of error unavailable
65 and over19.4%
Margin of error unavailable
City of Seattle · published reporting-area estimates ↗

Renting & ownership

3,164 occupied housing units

Share of occupied housing units. This does not describe people, vacant homes or current listings. Hidden groups keep the same housing denominator.

Owner occupied58.2%
Margin of error unavailable
Renter occupied41.8%
Margin of error unavailable
City of Seattle · published reporting-area estimates ↗
Sources and calculation method

The City of Seattle publishes these 2020–2024 ACS counts with its own Community Reporting Area polygons. The City assigns whole Census block groups based on majority 2020 Census population; this is an approximation to the mapped boundary. BrytaLocals preserves the published counts and divides by the corresponding published total to calculate shares. Age groups use all residents; housing tenure uses occupied households, not people or all housing units. No medians are averaged and no figures are transferred to the separate informal atlas polygons. Aggregate margins of error are not exposed by this source table and remain unavailable; they are never set to zero.

Community composition

People who live here

Share of the total population. These groups are mutually exclusive; Hispanic or Latino includes people of any race. ACS 2020–2024. City of Seattle + US Census ACS.

White, non-Hispanic43.3%
Black, non-Hispanic16.3%
American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic0.4%
Asian, non-Hispanic21.3%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic0.0%
Other race, non-Hispanic1.4%
Two or more races, non-Hispanic8.1%
Hispanic / Latino, any race9.2%

Each bar uses a 0–100% scale. Margins of error are not supplied by the source table.

How to read this evidence

The City of Seattle publishes these 2020–2024 ACS counts with its own Community Reporting Area polygons. The City assigns whole Census block groups based on majority 2020 Census population; this is an approximation to the mapped boundary. BrytaLocals preserves the published counts and divides by the corresponding published total to calculate shares. Age groups use all residents; housing tenure uses occupied households, not people or all housing units. No medians are averaged and no figures are transferred to the separate informal atlas polygons. Aggregate margins of error are not exposed by this source table and remain unavailable; they are never set to zero.

Area boundaries do not establish school attendance, a property’s local jurisdiction or a household’s experience. Check the specific address with the responsible agency.

Seattle · reporting-area polygons and published estimates ↗

Seattle · block-group assignment and ACS methodology ↗

Everyday places · IMLS FY 2024

Public libraries nearby

Up to 12 recorded library buildings within 5 straight-line miles of Mt. Baker/North Rainier's representative point. Check current hours before visiting. The center point is a reference for distance, not a home address.

Annual public-use survey; excludes reported temporary closures, bookmobiles and coarse location matches. Coordinates may be approximate. Postal addresses do not establish city or neighborhood membership.

IMLS Public Libraries Survey ↗