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St. Louis is home for approximately 396,000 (1990 Census) individuals, 51% of whom are white,48% are black and 1% are other races. In 1990, young people (17 are under) made up about 25% of the population, while the elderly (65 and older) constituted 16.6%. Many parts of the City reflect their immigrant backgrounds, with Italian, German and Irish neighborhoods still prominent. A growing Asian population has recently begun to settle in the City's southside along South Grand Avenue. While the northern half of the city is predominantly African-American, the central corridor and, increasingly, southern parts of the city located east of Grand Avenue, are racially mixed.

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Originally posted by Ray:

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Yes.. there are people in St. Louis.

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St. Louis is home for approximately 396,000 (1990 Census) individuals, 51% of whom are white,48% are black and 1% are other races. In 1990, young people (17 are under) made up about 25% of the population, while the elderly (65 and older) constituted 16.6%. Many parts of the City reflect their immigrant backgrounds, with Italian, German and Irish neighborhoods still prominent. A growing Asian population has recently begun to settle in the City's southside along South Grand Avenue. While the northern half of the city is predominantly African-American, the central corridor and, increasingly, southern parts of the city located east of Grand Avenue, are racially mixed.

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