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1. aboutwhidbey.com › 2022/08/06 › geeky-but-usefulGeeky But Useful Demographic Data – About Whidbey

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   Aug 6, 2022 · No surprise, the Oak Harbor area has the most (~59%). The rest of the island means fewer people but more room. The biggest difference may be age. North Whidbey’s median age is 31.3 years. Add more than 25 years and get a generational difference because central Whidbey’s median age is 58.6 and south Whidbey hits 57.5.

2. worldpopulationreview.com › regions › whidbey-islandWhidbey Island Population 2024 - World Population Review

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   Utilizing the first census conducted by the United States in 2000, Whidbey island was home to about 67,000 residents that were registered in a permanent urbanized location and their subsequent homes or rental conditions. 29,000 of those souls live in rural areas. During the 2010 census, the population had grown to 69,840, showing that there is ...

3. www.heraldnet.com › business › whidbey-islandWhidbey Island tourism spikes in 2021 | HeraldNet.com

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   Aug 21, 2021 · As of July 28, the county tourism website, whidbeycamanoislands.com, had 246,100 views in 2021. On the same date in the previous three years, the website’s total year-to-date views only ranged ...

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5. komonews.com › news › localStorms have passed but many Whidbey Island residents remain ...

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   Nov 16, 2021 · Utility crews were working to restore power to Whidbey Island, much of which remained without electricity much of Tuesday. “We had huge waves and huge trees blowing,” said Tracy Meilleur, who ...

6. www.npr.org › 18 › 1097341962For two years, Whidbey Island has grappled with COVID - NPR

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   May 18, 2022 · For two years, this Washington island has grappled with the long reach of COVID. May 18, 20225:00 AM ET. By. Will Stone. , Lynn Johnson. Enlarge this image. Tony Johnson sits on his bed with his ...

7. www.islandcountywa.gov › DocumentCenter › ViewIsland County Demographic Report - Island County, Washington

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   Apart from the under 18 age group, Island County has 11%+ more than the average percentage of disabilities than Washington State and the U.S. in the 18-64 age group, and 45% more than Washington State and the U.S. disabilities averages in the over 65 age group. In the chart below, the four CCDs for Island County are close in percentage of the ...

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   How many people lived in central Whidbey Island?

   • When the first explorers came to Central Whidbey Island, they found a land tempered by centuries of human settlement and habitation dating back more than 12,000 years, and in 1790, more than 1500 Indigenous People were recorded as living in Central Whidbey Island.

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   What is the situation on Whidbey Island?

   • Whidbey Island, home to about 70,000 residents, has been dealing with COVID for the past two years. The place, which runs 55 miles north to south and is one of the longest islands in the U.S., enjoys a strange kind of isolation. The daily rhythms of life on the island changed almost instantly when the virus arrived.

   For two years, Whidbey Island has grappled with COVID - NPR

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   How many homes have been sold in Whidbey Island?

   • In the past month, 85 homes have been sold in Whidbey Island. In addition to houses in Whidbey Island, there were also 26 condos, 4 townhouses, and 1 multi-family unit for sale in Whidbey Island last month. Find your dream home in Whidbey Island using the tools above.

   New homes for sale & real estate in Whidbey Island, WA - Redfin

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   Why do people live on Whidbey Island?

   • Some people, like West, are drawn to Whidbey Island for its small town feel, which reminds them of where they grew up. The reality of living on Whidbey Island is that the need for mental health care eclipses the services actually available. However, this aspect of the island is one of the reasons why some people choose to live there.

   For two years, Whidbey Island has grappled with COVID - NPR

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   How long does it take to get to a hospital in Whidbey?

   • Getting to a hospital from Whidbey Island can take at least 30 minutes when running lights with sirens blaring. The passage states that 'A journey off the island to the nearest hospital can take at least 30 minutes'. Rarely does an ambulance roll out from Whidbey due to the limited number of ambulances, leaving fewer resources for those still in need on the island.

   For two years, Whidbey Island has grappled with COVID - NPR

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   What if WhidbeyHealth Medical Center was lost?

   • Losing WhidbeyHealth Medical Center, the island's only hospital with 25 beds, would be a significant blow. The hospital, which has been grappling with financial stress for years, has been further challenged by the pandemic. Losing it would mean losing a lifeline for the community. This is a common issue for healthcare in rural America.

   For two years, Whidbey Island has grappled with COVID - NPR

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9. www.southwhidbeyrecord.com › business › whidbeyWhidbey Island tourism spikes in 2021 - South Whidbey Record

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   Aug 21, 2021 · As of July 28, the county tourism website, whidbeycamanoislands.com, had 246,100 views in 2021. On the same date in the previous three years, the website’s total year-to-date views only ranged from 162,938 to 183,642. According to Wyatt, people are jumping at the chance to move around as COVID-19 travel restrictions ease, but they aren’t ...