Ottumwa, IA 52501
Location
City:
Ottumwa
City Aliases:
Bladensburg
City Type:
N
County:
Wapello
State:
IA
State FIPS:
19
Area Code:
641
Elevation:
800
Time Zone:
Pacific (GMT 06:00)
Daylight Savings:
Yes
Region:
Midwest
Division:
West North Central
Latitude:
41.030568
Longitude:
-92.411704
Land Area:
225.669 sq miles
Water Area:
2.668000 sq miles
Finance
Average House Value:
$80,600
Income per Household:
$43,600
Number of Businesses:
642
Number of Employees:
13,617
First Quarter Payroll:
$117,652
Annual Payroll:
$525,105
Population
Current Population (Estimate):
30,220
Total:
30,220
White:
27,963
Black:
666
Hispanic:
3,141
Asian:
325
Hawaiian:
72
Native American:
72
Other:
1,413
Male:
14,765
Female:
15,455
Households:
12,317
Persons per Household:
2.38
Median Age:
39.1
Median Age - Male:
37.1
Median Age - Female:
41.1
Statistical Area
CBSA:
36,900
CBSA Type:
Micro
CBSA Name:
Ottumwa, IA
CBSA Population:
35,625
CBSA Division Population:
Growth
Growth Rank:
Growth Increase Number:
Growth Increase %:
0.0
Growth Housing Units:
Year 2010: 0
Year 2011: 0
Other
Residential Mailboxes:
12,064
Business Mailboxes:
908
Total Delivery Receptacles:
13,461
Congressional District:
02
Congressional Land Area:
12261.92 sq miles
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FAQs
What is the crime rate in Ottumwa Iowa? ›
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Ottumwa IA Crime Rate 1999-2017.
| City Name | Population | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Ottumwa | 24,397 | 586.14 |
| Indianola | 15,953 | 564.16 |
| Evansdale | 4,792 | 563.44 |
| Estherville | 5,877 | 527.48 |
The current population of Ottumwa, Iowa is 25,631 based on our projections of the latest US Census estimates.
What is Ottumwa Iowa famous for? ›Ottumwa is home to one of the 99 Freedom Rocks, an art project honoring Iowa veterans. Each county has one rock. Wapello County's Freedom Rock honors Tuskegee Airmen and Gold Star families.
What is Ottumwa IA ZIP code? › What is the safest place in Iowa to live? ›...
Here are the 10 Safest Cities in Iowa for 2022
- Sioux Center.
- Asbury.
- Decorah.
- Eldridge.
- Orange City.
- Denison.
- Waukee.
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Prairie City (Population 1,736)
It is listed as the number one safest place with less than 3,000 people living in it. It has a violent crime score of about . 58 per 1,000 people. It did not make the top 10 safest places to live in Iowa though according to its violent crime rate index.
The number of African Americans in Des Moines in 2014, making it the largest population of African Americans in any city in Iowa. The percent of the total population in Waterloo who are African American. Other Iowa cities with a high percentage of African Americans are Davenport (11.7%), and Des Moines (10.9%).
What is the black to white ratio in Iowa? ›| Population | |
|---|---|
| Female persons, percent | 49.8% |
| Race and Hispanic Origin | |
| White alone, percent | 90.1% |
| Black or African American alone, percent(a) | 4.3% |
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This Is the Fastest Growing City in Iowa.
| State | Delaware |
|---|---|
| MSA | Dover |
| Total population change, 2010 to 2020 (%) | 13.1 |
| Total population, 2020 | 183,643 |
| State population change, 2010 to 2020 (%) | 9.9 |
The water supplied by Ottumwa Water and Hydro meets and surpasses all federal and local drinking water standards.
Are pitbulls banned in Ottumwa Iowa? ›
Summary: In Ottumwa, Iowa, no person shall keep, shelter, or harbor pit bull terriers, with exceptions, because they are deemed to be dangerous. A violation is a simple misdemeanor resulting in a minimum fine of $100.
Are pitbulls illegal in Ottumwa? ›Shannon Murphy's dog, Gracie, with her granddaughter (KTVO/Tasha Turner). OTTUMWA, Iowa — After six long months the City of Ottumwa finally revealed its updated dog ordinance. But one thing didn't change in that version–the ban on pit bulls.
What famous people are from Ottumwa Iowa? ›- Archie Alexander.
- Edna Alexander (composer)
- Otto Armstrong.
- Tom Arnold (actor)
Ottumwa is a pretty average town, with low traffic, and some nice parks. There are a wide array of restaurants and recreational areas that I like. But some parts of town are dirty and neglected. There are plenty of restaurants and public spaces to enjoy.
How far is Pella to Ottumwa? ›48 miles / 77 km.
Where do the rich live in Iowa? ›Iowa's richest city is...
According to a new study released by MoneyWise and done by Forbes: Robins. The study finds that the median income in Robins is a whopping $131,078. The study also finds Robins population shot up 83% since 2000.
These three Iowa cities rank among the country's 100 best places to live, study says. Iowa City, Ames and Des Moines rank among some of the U.S.'s best small and mid-size American cities, according to a study conducted by Livability.com in partnership with Ipsos.
Where is the cheapest place in Iowa to live? ›- Newton. Median listing home price: $139,000. ...
- Davenport. Median listing home price: $149,900. ...
- Cedar Rapids. Median listing home price: $160,000. ...
- Dubuque. Median listing home price: $172,500. ...
- Des Moines. Median listing home price: $175,000. ...
- Cedar Falls. Median listing home price: $209,700. ...
- Coralville. ...
- Indianola.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Mitchell County's 99% White population makes it the county with the smallest percentage of minorities nationally.
Where do the most African Americans live in Iowa? ›The percent of the African American population living in Des Moines. Des Moines has the largest population (24,356) of African Americans in any city in Iowa. The percent of the total population in Waterloo who are African American.
Where do most black people live in Iowa? ›
The Quad-Cities, with Davenport as the largest member, has for years been one of four cities that have been home to a majority of the state's black population. The others are Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Coralville. According to the 2010 U.S. Census, these cities held 55.2% of Iowa's black population.
What is the first whitest state in America? ›...
Here are the 10 states with the largest white population:
- Maine - 94.33%
- Vermont - 92.89%
- New Hampshire - 92.40%
- Iowa - 89.92%
- Montana - 87.98%
- Kentucky - 87.36%
- Kansas - 86.25%
- Nebraska - 86.08%
Most salaries in Iowa range between $36,994 (25th percentile) to $64,876 (75th percentile) annually. Of course, salaries will vary depending on yor occupation, experience, and many other factors.
What is the most predominantly Black state? ›Texas has the largest Black state population
With more than 3.9 million Black people in 2019, Texas is home to the largest Black population in the U.S. Florida has the second largest population at 3.8 million, and Georgia is home to 3.6 million Black people.
MoneyWise found that Robins is the richest city in the state of Iowa. The third largest city in Linn County (in terms of area), Robins' residents have an eye-popping median income of $131,078.
What is the best small town in Iowa to live in? ›1. Pella. Less than an hour's drive southeast from Des Moines, this unique small town has a distinct Dutch appeal. Founded by immigrants from Holland in 1847, Pella remains today infused with Netherlands culture.
Is Ottumwa Iowa a good place to live? ›Ottumwa is a pretty average town, with low traffic, and some nice parks. There are a wide array of restaurants and recreational areas that I like. But some parts of town are dirty and neglected. There are plenty of restaurants and public spaces to enjoy.
What famous people are from Ottumwa Iowa? ›- Archie Alexander.
- Edna Alexander (composer)
- Otto Armstrong.
- Tom Arnold (actor)
The water supplied by Ottumwa Water and Hydro meets and surpasses all federal and local drinking water standards.
Is Iowa one of the safest state? ›Iowa ranks third for Financial Safety and Personal & Residential Safety and fourth for Road Safety. Iowa has the fifth-lowest share of uninsured people in its population and is tied for the lowest unemployment rate in the country.
What is the most affluent city in Iowa? ›
MoneyWise found that Robins is the richest city in the state of Iowa. The third largest city in Linn County (in terms of area), Robins' residents have an eye-popping median income of $131,078.
What is the best part of Iowa to live in? ›These three Iowa cities rank among the country's 100 best places to live, study says. Iowa City, Ames and Des Moines rank among some of the U.S.'s best small and mid-size American cities, according to a study conducted by Livability.com in partnership with Ipsos.
What is the best small town in Iowa to live in? ›1. Pella. Less than an hour's drive southeast from Des Moines, this unique small town has a distinct Dutch appeal. Founded by immigrants from Holland in 1847, Pella remains today infused with Netherlands culture.
What grocery stores are in Ottumwa Iowa? ›- All "grocery store" Results in Ottumwa, IA 52501. Showing 1-22 of 22.
- Hy-Vee. 1.6 mi. $$ ...
- Fareway Stores. 1.8 mi. $$ ...
- Vaphual Asian Market. 1.6 mi. $ ...
- ALDI. 1.5 mi. $$ ...
- J.M. ASIAN MARKET. 1.6 mi. Fruits & Veggies, Mobile Phone Repair. ...
- Fareway Stores. 1.8 mi. Grocery. ...
- Corazon Latino. 1.3 mi.
Ottumwa is said to be derived from an Algonquian (Fox) word meaning “rippling waters,” although it may simply mean “town.” Following a damaging flood (1947), the city recovered its position as a commercial and manufacturing centre with a successful locally financed program of self-help.
What city has the best water in Iowa? ›Whether on TikTok, Reddit or Twitter, Iowa discussions seem to always come back to the taste of Ames tap water. In the CyHawk sports rivalry, a rebuttal with Ames' superior water is one even Hawkeyes often fold to.
How safe is Ottumwa Iowa? ›With a crime rate of 46 per one thousand residents, Ottumwa has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes - from the smallest towns to the very largest cities. One's chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime here is one in 22.
What is the major water quality problem in Iowa? ›Watershed Pollution
The major water quality problem in Iowa is nonpoint source pollution, and it has landed a number of streams and lakes on Iowa's impaired waters list.
According to the report, the best state to live in the U.S. is Massachusetts. That isn't the only northern state to appear near the top of the rankings. New Jersey, New York, Idaho, New Hampshire, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Wisconsin all made the top 10.
Is it worth it to live in Iowa? ›Iowa's natural scenic views, friendly people, low crime rates, affordable homes, and small-town atmosphere make it one of the most coveted places in the United States. Whether you're a millennial, a young family, retiree, or even a student, you'll find a place to call home in Iowa.
Is Iowa a good retirement state? ›
Iowa is moderately tax-friendly toward retirees. Social Security income is not taxed. Withdrawals from retirement accounts are partially taxed. Wages are taxed at normal rates, and your marginal state tax rate is 5.90%.