The population of Marilla is spread across various ages. Marilla has the highest population of those between thirty and 39 years old and the lowest among those between sixty and seventy-nine years old. This diagram also shows the breakdown of the racial and ethnic groups within the city. Native American, Hawaiian, and Hispanic/Latino populations are all separated by age group.
Marilla, New York is part of the Iroquois School District and Alden Central School District. Both of these school districts consistently rank among the top school districts in Western New York. In 2011, both school districts were ranked seventh and eleven. The city has approximately three hundred and fifty residents and a high school for grades nine through twelve. The population of Marilla has fluctuated over the years and has dropped to thirty-nine by 1918.
Marilla is located in Erie County, New York. The population of the city is estimated to be 5,189 at the 2020 census. The town's name was derived from an early school teacher, Marilla Rogers. Marilla was first settled in 1827 as part of the Buffalo Creek Reservation. The Ebenezer Society were among the first to settle on the land, and it was not until 1842 that the city was open for general settlement.
The population of Marilla City is 96 miles from the center of the respective city. These towns can be useful for a trip to the area. Listed below is a list of towns nearby Marilla, MI. These are only suggestions and should not be used as a definitive guide. There are plenty of other ways to find information about Marilla, MI. So, get out there and explore the community.