The W.C. (Williamson County)
Once again, welcome to the W.C. If you have followed *The Blogstar, you have heard me talk about the county in which I live. In recent research, Williamson County is ranked 15th weathiest counties in the USA.
Per-capita income in the suburban area south of Nashville was an estimated $39,150 over the last 12 months, placing it 15th among the nation's 787 largest counties. Williamson's median family income is $90,087, which puts it 11th, according to the survey.
I live here?
There are pros and cons for living in an area like this, obviously. If you don't have a reality check on occasion, one can lose a grip on the real world.
Read more HERE.
Per-capita income in the suburban area south of Nashville was an estimated $39,150 over the last 12 months, placing it 15th among the nation's 787 largest counties. Williamson's median family income is $90,087, which puts it 11th, according to the survey.
I live here?
There are pros and cons for living in an area like this, obviously. If you don't have a reality check on occasion, one can lose a grip on the real world.
Read more HERE.
posted by go to www.chadjarnagin.com at 9/11/2006
6 Comments:
Try living in Naples, FL. I dont know where we are on the list (Collier County) but Im sure its closer to the big #1. Yikes!
That must be strange. WC....OC.
Sweet.
SP
And it's lame when you don't make $90,000 a year, like many of us.
Chad, Thought you might be interested to know that Williamson Countians also have the longest life expectancy of any county in the state. Just saw it on the news. Like 78 or something. So, the people with the most toys apparently also get the longest time to enjoy them?
It's because all the Titans players live here, and they're making too much money. If we paid them like the semi-pro team they play like, I'm sure we would fall back to like number 17.
Interesting Shelia. I haven't seen that.
Matt, looks like you have a point. That might be blog worthy by itself.
C
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