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Caryville Town Hall

Caryville is a small town located in the northwestern corner of Washington County, just north of Interstate 10. The townsite is bounded on the west by the Choctawhatchee River.

The population of Caryville has almost doubled since 2000. The disparity in numbers between males and females and the rapid increase in population suggests the Florida Department of Corrections opened a new prison in the area (Caryville Work Camp).

Fast Facts about Caryville, Florida

Caryville, Washington County, FL 32427

Latitude: 30.77562°N
Longitude: 85.810506°W
Elevation: 52'

Education:
High School or Higher: 53.7%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 3.4%
Cost of Living Index for Caryville: 82.5

2014 Estimates:
Median Household Income: $24,300
Median Home Value: $65,350
Median Resident Age: 31.7 Years
Population Density: 136 People per Square Mile
Major Industries: Construction, Retail Services, Support Services, Agriculture, Government, Health Care & Social Assistance, Other Services
Unemployed (March 2015): 7.4%

Population Demographics 2010

Total Population	411
Males	277
Females	134
Population by Age
Under 18	86
18 & over	325
20-24	45
25-34	99
35-49	87
50-64	50
65 & over	39

Population by Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino	12
Non Hispanic or Latino	399
Population by Race
White	255
African-American	134
Asian	2
Native American	1
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0
Other	0
Two or more	19