This article will explain the population and steets of Santa Maria City, California. According to the 2010 Census, the city has a population of 73,479 people. This number is slightly higher than the state average. It is made up of 22146 households, with 42% of residents under the age of 18 living with them. The percentage of married couples is higher than the state average at 56.4%, but the percentage of people with bachelor's degrees is lower than the state average. There are 116 pilots and 134 other airmen living in the city.
Santa Maria is a world-class wine region and is a cultural center. The Pacific Theatre Conservatory anchors the city's cultural life, and the town has a thriving rodeo scene. The city is home to idyllic rolling hills, 12 miles of Pacific coast, and some of the world's tallest beach dunes. The climate is mild year-round, with no significant snowfall or smog.
The census reports that 43,197 residents of Santa Maria commute to work every day by car. Another 950 residents take a trolley or bus, and five percent walk. This information gives you a clear picture of the city's transportation options. However, if you are visiting Santa Maria, you'll want to pack a light sweater. You'll want to have plenty of clothes to wear. If you're unsure of what to pack, make sure you bring a light jacket and/or sweater to keep warm. There are plenty of attractions in Santa Maria for all tastes and budgets.