Title: Fayetteville, North Carolina Population 2021 (Demographics, Maps, Graphs)
Headings: Fayetteville, North Carolina Population 2021
Fayetteville, North Carolina Population 2021
Fayetteville Population and Labor Statistics
Fayetteville Population Growth
Fayetteville Demographics
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Fayetteville, North Carolina Population 2021
Fayetteville Metro Area Population by Year
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Fayetteville Population by Race
Fayetteville Population Pyramid $ 2021
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Fayetteville Renter vs Owner Occupied by Household Type
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Fayetteville Language by Age
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Fayetteville Income by Household Type
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Fayetteville Employment by Age
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Origin of Non-Citizens
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Fayetteville Population by Year

Content: The 2000 census reflected even more growth, pushing the total population count past 121,000. The annexation of Fort Bragg contributed to a significant increase by the next census, which recorded more than 200,000 living in Fayetteville. Recent estimates show that the population boom has dropped off a bit, growing just 2.1% since the last census in 2010. However, the low unemployment rates, Fort Bragg and other employment opportunities, and the revitalization of Fayetteville are sure to help continue to boost these rates into the future. Before the city of Fayetteville was settled by Europeans, it was first inhabited by many tribes, including the Shakori, Waccamaw and Eno tribes – to name a few. Prior even to this, other indigenous people occupied the land for over 12,000 years. Settlement in the area around the Cape Fear River was encouraged following the Tuscarora and Yamasee Wars. Scots were the first Europeans to settle the area. They created two settlements – Cross Creek and Campbellton. In 1783, the two settlements were unified and given the name Fayetteville.