College-Aged33% of the population is aged between 20-24. The highest concentration in Burlington area, higher than the national average.
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Young Professionals20.01% of the population is aged between 25-34.
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1,705 BosniansLargely muslim heritage
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1,000 AfricansFleeing Burundi, Congo, Rwanda, Somalia and Sudan.
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1,437 BhutaneseMany, exiles straight from Nepal.
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HOW IT WORKS |
In Old North End, there are 7,589 people. It is the most densely populated neighborhood in Burlington.
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New North EndThe highest populated neighborhood in Burlington, and where most more "well off" families moved. |
DowntownThe city's commercial hub. It's the home of the Burlington tourist hot spot: the Church Street Marketplace. |
University DistrictBurlington has 4 colleges. University of Vermont is the largest: 10,267 undergrads, 1,462 grad students, 461 medical students and 1,600 faculty. |
ONENorth Street has always been the commercial center of Old North End. The ONE runs north of Pearl Street, west of routes 2 and 7, and includes areas south and east of old Burlington College off North Avenue.
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Lake FrontDown by Champlain's shore, Andy A. Dog Skate Park resides. It stands directly between the abandoned Burlington Electric building and the Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center.
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Building CommunityA community center is forming on North Street in St. Joseph's - an old Catholic school. Inside is an organization helping immigrants, daycare centers, a theater troupe and a church plant.
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Student SlumsIt is east, along North Street, before Old North End turns into the University District. Some think families are being chased out by high rents in preference of student tenants, who can garner roommates and collectively afford higher rent.
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Evangelical ChuchesThere is 1 established evangelical church in the area: Redeemer Burlington, a Presbyterian Reformed church.
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Church PlantsThe 2 evangelical churches in Old North End are recent church plants: New King Church and Redeemer Burlington.
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The ImpactThe recent and slight increase of Evangelical Christianity in Burlington is dwarfed by the huge increase of non-religion.
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