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Bleecker Town, Fulton County

U.S. Census

197019801990200020102020Change 
294463516596533545+85%Total population
124839232020+67%0-4
516973753150−2%5-14
308435686538+27%15-24
405390343146+15%25-34
55774915556+1020%35-44
5059769710450+0%45-54
42385999120104+148%55-64
4545496263106+136%65-74
191021474475+295%75-99
104196236270220202+94%Employed
161524484342+163%Self employed
123125343512+0%Unemployed
105125143190227261+149%Not in labor force
61111151+148%Not in labor force, age 65+
0357398131125+125College educated
46.833.437.345.651.756.4+9.6Median Age
$2,476$5,731$14,949$19,851$27,943$43,620 Per capita income
$16,898$19,003$30,270$30,338$31,802$40,024+137%Per capita inc., CPI-U adj.
$6,500$15,903$27,885$40,000$56,667$65,469 Median household income
$44,360$52,732$56,464$61,131$64,494$60,072+35%Median house. inc., CPI-U adj.
4.1%8.4%10.0%4.2%23.5%9.4%+5.4Percent poverty
429487428 Housing total

Density is 9.5 persons per square mile.
Land area is 57.1 square miles (36,561 acres).
Water area is 2.3 square miles (1,462 acres).
Wholly inside the Adirondack Park.

NYS ORPTS real property data for 2022

The reported full market value of 1,025 parcels was $126,900,932 (unadjusted).

The ORPTS reported area of all 1,025 parcels was 37,243 acres.

Property Classes ordered by total acreage (descending)

ParcelsAcres%Full Value%Property Class DescriptionPC
11018,42449%$13,176,20010%State Owned Land (Forest Preserve) in the Adirondack or Catskill Parks Taxable Under RPT § 532(a)931
404,48912%$2,788,1002%Private Wild and Forest Lands except for Private Hunting and fishing clubs910
1063,76710%$4,958,6004%Residential Vacant Land Over 10 Acres322
893,2939%$15,213,30012%Rural Residence with Acreage240
81,6955%$1,165,6001%Forest Land Under RPT § 480-A912
1281,5904%$15,788,90012%Seasonal Residences260
31,0353%$1,161,2661%Electric Power Generation Facility, Hydro874
2237012%$58,396,40046%One Family Year-Round Residence210
1684871%$2,088,3002%Rural Vacant Lots of 10 Acres or Less314
254471%$1,027,0001%Residential Land Including a Small Improvement312
403911%$1,862,2001%Mobile Home270
43381%$1,212,0001%Residential, Multi-Purpose/Multi-Structure280
21971%$324,0000%Social Organizations534
21360%$22,0000%Underwater Vacant Land315
1750%$230,0000%Residence with Incidental Commercial Use283
41520%$1,683,6001%Residential Vacant Land311
1480%$373,0000%One Family Year-Round Residence with Accessory Apartment215
1220%$86,0000%Auto Body, Tire Shops, Other Related Auto Sales433
1160%$38,0000%Lumber Yards, Sawmills444
6110%$10,2000%Cemeteries695
1100%$133,0000%Multiple Residences281
260%$333,1880%Water Supply822
250%$106,0000%Multiple Mobile Homes271
120%$300,0000%Office Building652
220%$153,0000%Religious620
120%$12,9000%Commercial Vacant Land with Minor Improvements331
210%$164,5000%One Story Small Structure484
100%$4,5000%Public Utility Vacant Land380
100%$2000%Mining and Quarrying720
100%$61,6000%Community Antenna Television835
200%$81,3480%Telephone Outside Plant836
100%$61,9490%Water845
200%$1,229,0401%Electric and Gas861
100%$482,8610%Telephone866
300%$2,172,1802%Adirondack Park Aggregate Additional Assessments RPT § 542(3)991
300%$00%Transition Assessments for Taxable State Owned Land RPT § 545993
1,02537,243100%$126,900,932100%Total of Property Classes ordered by total acreage (descending)36

Property Classes ordered by total full market value (descending)

ParcelsAcres%Full Value%Property Class DescriptionPC
2237012%$58,396,40046%One Family Year-Round Residence210
1281,5904%$15,788,90012%Seasonal Residences260
893,2939%$15,213,30012%Rural Residence with Acreage240
11018,42449%$13,176,20010%State Owned Land (Forest Preserve) in the Adirondack or Catskill Parks Taxable Under RPT § 532(a)931
1063,76710%$4,958,6004%Residential Vacant Land Over 10 Acres322
404,48912%$2,788,1002%Private Wild and Forest Lands except for Private Hunting and fishing clubs910
300%$2,172,1802%Adirondack Park Aggregate Additional Assessments RPT § 542(3)991
1684871%$2,088,3002%Rural Vacant Lots of 10 Acres or Less314
403911%$1,862,2001%Mobile Home270
41520%$1,683,6001%Residential Vacant Land311
200%$1,229,0401%Electric and Gas861
43381%$1,212,0001%Residential, Multi-Purpose/Multi-Structure280
81,6955%$1,165,6001%Forest Land Under RPT § 480-A912
31,0353%$1,161,2661%Electric Power Generation Facility, Hydro874
254471%$1,027,0001%Residential Land Including a Small Improvement312
100%$482,8610%Telephone866
1480%$373,0000%One Family Year-Round Residence with Accessory Apartment215
260%$333,1880%Water Supply822
21971%$324,0000%Social Organizations534
120%$300,0000%Office Building652
1750%$230,0000%Residence with Incidental Commercial Use283
210%$164,5000%One Story Small Structure484
220%$153,0000%Religious620
1100%$133,0000%Multiple Residences281
250%$106,0000%Multiple Mobile Homes271
1220%$86,0000%Auto Body, Tire Shops, Other Related Auto Sales433
200%$81,3480%Telephone Outside Plant836
100%$61,9490%Water845
100%$61,6000%Community Antenna Television835
1160%$38,0000%Lumber Yards, Sawmills444
21360%$22,0000%Underwater Vacant Land315
120%$12,9000%Commercial Vacant Land with Minor Improvements331
6110%$10,2000%Cemeteries695
100%$4,5000%Public Utility Vacant Land380
100%$2000%Mining and Quarrying720
300%$00%Transition Assessments for Taxable State Owned Land RPT § 545993
1,02537,243100%$126,900,932100%Total of Property Classes ordered by total full market value (descending)36

Property Classes ordered by Property Class

ParcelsAcres%Full Value%Property Class DescriptionPC
2237012%$58,396,40046%One Family Year-Round Residence210
1480%$373,0000%One Family Year-Round Residence with Accessory Apartment215
893,2939%$15,213,30012%Rural Residence with Acreage240
1281,5904%$15,788,90012%Seasonal Residences260
403911%$1,862,2001%Mobile Home270
250%$106,0000%Multiple Mobile Homes271
43381%$1,212,0001%Residential, Multi-Purpose/Multi-Structure280
1100%$133,0000%Multiple Residences281
1750%$230,0000%Residence with Incidental Commercial Use283
41520%$1,683,6001%Residential Vacant Land311
254471%$1,027,0001%Residential Land Including a Small Improvement312
1684871%$2,088,3002%Rural Vacant Lots of 10 Acres or Less314
21360%$22,0000%Underwater Vacant Land315
1063,76710%$4,958,6004%Residential Vacant Land Over 10 Acres322
120%$12,9000%Commercial Vacant Land with Minor Improvements331
100%$4,5000%Public Utility Vacant Land380
1220%$86,0000%Auto Body, Tire Shops, Other Related Auto Sales433
1160%$38,0000%Lumber Yards, Sawmills444
210%$164,5000%One Story Small Structure484
21971%$324,0000%Social Organizations534
220%$153,0000%Religious620
120%$300,0000%Office Building652
6110%$10,2000%Cemeteries695
100%$2000%Mining and Quarrying720
260%$333,1880%Water Supply822
100%$61,6000%Community Antenna Television835
200%$81,3480%Telephone Outside Plant836
100%$61,9490%Water845
200%$1,229,0401%Electric and Gas861
100%$482,8610%Telephone866
31,0353%$1,161,2661%Electric Power Generation Facility, Hydro874
404,48912%$2,788,1002%Private Wild and Forest Lands except for Private Hunting and fishing clubs910
81,6955%$1,165,6001%Forest Land Under RPT § 480-A912
11018,42449%$13,176,20010%State Owned Land (Forest Preserve) in the Adirondack or Catskill Parks Taxable Under RPT § 532(a)931
300%$2,172,1802%Adirondack Park Aggregate Additional Assessments RPT § 542(3)991
300%$00%Transition Assessments for Taxable State Owned Land RPT § 545993
1,02537,243100%$126,900,932100%Total of Property Classes ordered by Property Class36

End notes

To allow meaningful comparison of dollar figures over time, U.S. Census CPI-adjusted dollar figures have been adjusted for inflation using the U.S. Bureuau of Labor Statistics CPI-U Consumer Price Index and expressed in 2020 dollars.

Some dollar figures provided by the U.S. Census are truncated to the top or bottom of the U.S. Census scale. For example, the 5-year ACS (2018–2022) median household income maximum is $250,000. This maximum was reached in Scarsdale, New York.

All demography data are from the U.S. Census

Starting in year 2000, the economic data are from the U.S. Census American Community Survey sampled 5-year average. For example, the 2010 data are from the American Community Survey 2008–2012 5-year average.

Due to the unusually high prison population in Adirondack Park towns relative to the rest of the country, the population figures for selected Adirondack Park towns have been reduced by prison population. This adjustment is to remove any distortion in demographic trends that are simply due to prison population. Starting in year 2020 federal prison population are counted as residents of their last address before prison and, thus, did not contribute to any adjustment.

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