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Paxton, MA12$237,250$249,375
home sale data for other nearby cities
Auburn, MA38$178,000$192,597
Boylston, MA14$202,118$236,239
Charlton, MA21$165,000$179,438
Clinton, MA32$171,500$200,260
East Brookfield, MA4$269,435$294,718
Edgemere, MA68$286,588$330,666
Greendale, MA45$153,000$155,172
Hardwick, MA4$264,400$373,200
Holden, MA47$250,000$269,307
Leicester, MA13$162,500$165,380
Millbury, MA19$175,000$187,443
Morningdale, MA14$202,118$236,239
N Grafton, MA18$215,050$240,406
New Braintree, MA2$207,025$207,025
No Grafton, MA18$215,050$240,406
North Grafton, MA18$215,050$240,406
Northborough, MA26$311,750$314,848
Princeton, MA7$220,000$224,557
Rutland, MA22$251,220$229,382
Shrewsbury, MA68$286,588$330,666
Sturbridge, MA21$222,851$237,285
Warren, MA7$85,000$116,857
West Boylston, MA14$225,151$244,039
Westminster, MA13$205,000$215,334
Worcester, MA370$147,083$149,196
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Population

Total Population1,435
Population Density823 Persons/Sq. Mile
Female Population722
Male Population713
Population Change since 1990↑ 5% Increase
Population Change since 2000↑ 2% Increase

Colleges

Nearest 2-Year Public CollegeQuinsigamond Community College
Distance14 miles
Nearest 4-Year Public CollegeAnna Maria College
Distance10 miles

Households and Income

Total Number of Households519
Family Households383
Average Family Size3.31
Average Household Income$77,428
Median Household Income$64,299
Income Change since 1990↑ 6429800% Increase
Income Change since 2000↑ 25% Increase

Crime Rates Compared to National Average

The National Average is designated 1.0 - A value of 2.0 represents twice as much risk while a value of 0.5 represents half as much risk.
Total Crime Risk0.02
Crime Risk (County)0.83
Personal Crime Risk (County)0.31
Murder Crime Risk (County)0.89
Rape Crime Risk (County)0.48
Robbery Crime Risk (County)0.97
Assault Crime Risk (County)0.53
Property Crime Risk (County)0.72
Burglary Crime Risk (County)0.58
Larceny Crime Risk (County)0.40
Motor Vehicle Theft Risk (County)0.49

Climate

Average July High Temperature81.7 °F
Average January Low Temperature12.2 °F
Annual Precipitation47.4 inches
Air Pollution Index105% of National Average

Miscellaneous

Sales Tax Rate6.25%
Nearest AirportWestover Arb/metropolitan
Distance25 miles
Nearest Major Sports TeamNew England Patriots
Distance41 miles
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Paxton Center School19 West St
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ART AND MUSEUMS

Fine Arts Ctr50 Sunset Ln

BANKS

Barre Savings Bank713 Pleasant St
Country Bank For Savings687 Pleasant St

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Paxton Fire Dept576 Pleasant St
Paxton Police Dept576 Pleasant St

GOLF

Kettle Brook Golf Club136 Marshall St

LIBRARIES - PUBLIC

Richards Memorial Library44 Richards Ave

PLACE OF WORSHIP

First Cong Church Of Paxton1 Church St
St Columba Church Rectory10 Richards Ave

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