At-A-Glance
According to the 2020 Census, Harrisonburg’s population grew from 48,914 in 2010 to 51,814 in 2020, making Harrisonburg the 12th largest city in Virginia.
*The data below is from 2010. 2020 data tables are expected to be available later in 2022.
Population by Race | |
White | 38,371 |
African American | 3,112 |
Asian | 1,718 |
American Indian and Alaska Native | 127 |
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander | 62 |
Other | 4,030 |
Identified by two or more | 1,494 |
Population by Ethnicity | |
Hispanic or Latino | 7,665 |
Non Hispanic or Latino | 41,249 |
Population by Sex/Age | |
Male | 22,798 |
Female | 26,116 |
Under 18 | 7,348 |
18 & over | 41,566 |
20 - 24 | 13,730 |
25 - 34 | 6,217 |
35 - 49 | 5,998 |
50 - 64 | 4,896 |
65 & over | 4,033 |
City Seal: |
Slogans and Nicknames:
- The Friendly City
- Friendly by Nature
- The City with a Planned Future
- It's Better in the 'Burg
- Dining Destination of the Shenandoah Valley
- H'Burg
- The 'Burg
- Rocktown
Representatives:
- Congressman Ben Cline [1]
- Senator Tim Kaine [2]
- Senator Mark Warner [3]
- State Senator Mark Obenshain [4]
- State Delegate Tony Wilt [5]
Governor of Virginia - Glenn Youngkin [6]
Elevation: 1352ft above seal level.
Lowest: 1150ft above sea level.
Highest: 1772ft above sea level.
For more statistics and data for the City of Harrisonburg, visit the websites for the Regional Data Center for the Central Shenandoah Valley [8] or the US Census Bureau [9].