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New Cuyama Population: 479

Total Males: 242
Total Females: 237
Median Household Income: $37,135
Total Households: 179

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Brief Information About New Cuyama

This census designated place is located in Santa Barbara County, CA, USA. New Cuyama has a mix population with African American, Native American, Whites and Pacific Islanders.

The chief financial activities include contracting, health services, education, childcare services, dairy, retail, tourism and recreation.

New Cuyama has libraries, churches, convenience stores, hospitals, cheese and confectioneries, groceries, supermarkets and take outs.

For continually updated facts on New Cuyama use: the New Cuyama Wikipedia page.
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