Population Density for
Demo Property · West Fargo, ND
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Cass County, North Dakota population density 114/sq mi (Suburban) (U.S. Census Bureau).
AI summary — generated from this report's data
The property is located in Cass County, North Dakota, which has a population density of 114 people per square mile. This density classifies the area as suburban based on a coarse county-level tier. The total county population is 201,794, spread across a land area of 1,764 square miles.
The strongest signal is the county's classification as 'Suburban' with a density of 114/sq mi.
A caution is that this 114/sq mi figure is a whole-county average and may not reflect the specific neighborhood's density.
The reader should verify the population density of the immediate neighborhood or specific area around Demo Property · West Fargo, ND.
mediumThe reported population density is a whole-county average, which may not accurately represent the specific density of the property's immediate neighborhood.
Advisory read: Consider how the county-level suburban classification and average population density of 114/sq mi align with your understanding of the property's specific location.
Population density
114/sq mi
Suburban · Cass County, North Dakota
Population density
114 / sq mi
Cass County, North Dakota · 2025
Area character
Suburban
coarse county-level tier
County population
201,794
land area 1,764 sq mi
How to read this
Cass County, North Dakota averages 114 people per square mile (suburban by a coarse tier). This is a WHOLE-COUNTY average — a large county blends its dense core with rural fringe, so a specific neighborhood can be much denser or emptier than this figure. It is objective context about the area's character; it is display-only and is NEVER used as an input to the rent or value estimate.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (gazetteer land area + Population Estimates) — 2025 population over 2023 gazetteer land area.
A coarse whole-county average; the urban/suburban/rural tier is a display heuristic. Never an estimate input (fair-housing-sensitive).
Report generated on August 03, 2026. Figures are retrieved live or from a short-lived
cache (up to 30 days for some public-data sources), so a figure may pre-date this report —
each context card states its own data vintage. Comparable recency is shown per comp;
county assessment figures reflect the assessor's latest published tax year; HUD figures
reflect the current published fiscal year.
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Data sources
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