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Converse (IN) Streets, Geographical, Population & More

PO Box
W Delphi Pike
E Wabash St
W Mier 27
E State Rd 18
S 1050 E
N Jefferson St
N Maple St
E Marion St
E Delphi St
W Water St
S 1000 E
E Sycamore St
S 950 E
Jon Ct
N Washington St
S Third St
Village St
Darby Rd
E 1300 S
E Mulberry St
S 700 E
S Second St
S State Rd 19
W 1200 S
S Jefferson St
W Aleck St
E 1200 S
E 800 S
N Madison St

Population of Converse, Indiana

StateIndiana
Land Area (mi²)0.9 sq mi
Density (mi²)1,250.8/sq mi
2022 Growth Rate-0.87% (-10)
Growth Since 20200.18% (2)
Rank in State308th
Rank in Country14163th

The population of Converse, IN in 2022 is estimated to be 1,141. This is a decrease of -0.87% (-10 people) compared to the population in 2021.

Population of Converse by Race

Population by Race
  • Total
  • Hispanic
  • Non-Hispanic
Race
Population
Percentage

Population of Converse by Age

Converse Population Pyramid 2022
Converse Median Age
36.1
Total
30.4
Male
41.5
Female
Converse Sex Ratio
48.02%
547
Male
51.98%
592
Female
Converse Age Dependency Ratio
45.4
Old Age Dependency Ratio
44.7
Child Dependency Ratio
Converse Adults
871
Adults
(272 of whom are seniors) in Converse.

Population of Converse by Year

Year
PopulationGrowthAnnual Growth Rate

Poverty Rate of Converse

Name
Total
In Poverty
Poverty Rate
  • 16.24%

    Overall Poverty Rate

  • 11.88%

    Male Poverty Rate

  • 20.27%

    Female Poverty Rate

Poverty in Converse

While the overall poverty rate of Converse is 16.24%, the rate varies greatly by race. The percentage of people who fell below the poverty line is highest for () and is lowest for (0%).

Across all races and ethnicities, the female poverty rate (20.27%) is generally higher than the male poverty rate (11.88%).

Poverty Rate of Converse by Employment Status and Sex

20.2%
Female Employed
20%
Female Unemployed
9.09%
Male Employed
0%
Male Unemployed

Poverty Rate of Converse by Education

20%
Less Than 9th Grade
16.9%
High School
15.97%
Some College
2.15%
Bachelors or Greater
Streets