The population of Nanty-Glo City, Pennsylvania, is approximately 1,299 people. Of these, 0.9% are Black, 0.9% are Hispanic or Latino, and 0.0% are Pacific Islander. Additionally, 0.0% of the population is American Indian or Alaska Native. There are also two or more races living in the city. Despite its small size, the population of Nanty-Glo is remarkably diverse.
The city was originally known as Glenglade in the 1890s. It was incorporated as a lumber camp in 1896, on the southern branch of Blacklick Creek, which forms the border between Jackson Township and Blacklick Township. This city has a unique history and culture. Today, it's home to several organizations and businesses, including the University of Pittsburgh, a local museum, and a historic theatre.
According to the 2010 U.S. Census, ninety percent of the Nanty-Glo population is White. Of the remaining population, only one percent is Hispanic. This is the second-largest minority group in the city. In addition, the number of Hispanic residents is just one percent higher than the white population in the entire city. Finally, the percentage of residents who speak a language other than English at home is relatively low at 1.4%, and only 0.8% of Nanty-Glo, Pennsylvania, are Hispanic.