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Woodstock Population: 1,567

Total Males: 753
Total Females: 814
Median Household Income: $44,531
Total Households: 512

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Brief Information About Woodstock

Woodstock is a town located in the U.S. state of Alabama. It lies in both counties of Bibb and Tuscaloosa. The area portion of Bibb County is included in the Birmingham metropolitan area while the town portion of Tuscaloosa County is included in the Tuscaloosa metropolitan area. The town was officially named as "Woodstock" on October 1, 2000. Woodstock total area is approximately 7.2 square miles at 33.201248°N 87.150242°W. It has an elevation of 571 feet above sea level. Woodstock had a total population of 35188 according to the 2010 census. The population density was 221.74/sq mi. Racial makeup comprised of 93 percent White, 3.4 percent Black, and 1.0 percent from other races. Woodstock has Zip code 35188 and Area code 205.

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