Gibsonville Authority

Gibsonville is a upper-middle-income small town of 9,467.

Gibsonville, North Carolina

In Alamance County, North Carolina, Gibsonville anchors a community of 9,467. At $95,861 median household income, Gibsonville sits in the upper income bracket of North Carolina.

Definition and scope

Located in Alamance County, North Carolina, Gibsonville operates within North Carolina's county-municipal framework. Local services and ordinances are coordinated through county and state-level agencies. The city operates within Congressional District 6 and is part of the Burlington, NC metropolitan area.

Who lives here

Gibsonville has approximately 9,467 residents. The median age is 39.8 years. Roughly 81% of housing units are owner-occupied. The median home value is $298,000.

Demographic composition (Census 2023 ACS5):

• White (non-Hispanic): 63.5%
• Black or African American: 30.5%
• Hispanic or Latino: 2.6%
• Asian: 0.7%

Economy and earnings

Median household income in Gibsonville is $95,861. Poverty rate stands at 5.8%. Unemployment rate at last release was 2.2%. Educational attainment: 37.1% of residents 25 and over hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

Public services and infrastructure

Available public services on file for Gibsonville:

• Public schools: 3
• Public libraries: 1
• Fire stations: 3
• Police stations: 3
• Hospitals: 1

Getting around

Mclean Brothers Airport provides commercial air service for the area. Federal court business routes through Alamance County Criminal Courts Building. Amtrak service is available at Burlington, North Carolina.

Geography and climate

Elevation here is 675 feet. The USDA plant hardiness zone is 8a.

References

• North Carolina State Authority — state-level reference for North Carolina.
• U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates — population, income, demographic data.
• Authority Network America — federal- and network-level reference.