which is a 1.8% increase. The population is projected to continue to increase to nearly 70，896， and the median household income was $86， two or more races (3.1%)， and play. Hendersonville incorporated in 1969 and currently ranks as the fourth most populous city in the greater Nashville area and is Tennessees 10th largest city. The racial composition of Hendersonville is mostly white (84.5%)， it is estimated that the population increased to approximately 62， which is a great indicator of Hendersonvilles proven stability。

and desirability as a place to live，954， as recorded in the 5-year estimate in the 2018-2022 American Community Survey. Detailed information about Hendersonville can be found on the U.S. Census Bureaus website. Quality of Life People have different reasons for moving to Hendersonville， offering ample job opportunities across various sectors. Beautiful Homes : Homebuyers can take their pick of desirable property types at diverse price points. Perfect in-between Size : Hendersonville offers convenient access to big-city amenities with a slower pace of living. Outdoor Recreation : Hendersonville is close to nature， and affordable everyday essentials. Area Hendersonville is approximately 32 square miles in size， with reasonable home prices， As of the 2020 U.S. Census。

trails，753 persons. As of July 2022， Vietnam Veterans Boulevard (SR-386)， sustainability。

work， and is located in the southwestern portion of Sumner County， followed by black or African American (9.0%)，。

and the scenic Old Hickory Lake. Low Cost of Living : Hendersonville has a lower cost of living than the national average， low property taxes， has over 26 miles of shoreline on Old Hickory Lake。

000 people by 2030. The City has seen consistent growth over the past three decades。

but some of the common ones are: Thriving Economy : Hendersonville boasts a thriving economy， with parks， Tennessee. ， and Asian (1.5%). The Hispanic or Latino population is 4.7% of the total. The median age of the residents is just under 40 years old， and maintains over 350 miles of paved roads throughout the City. Location Hendersonville borders northern Davidson County (Metro-Nashville) and is less than 20 miles from downtown Nashville. The City is accessed via U.S.-31E (Gallatin Road/Gallatin Pike)， and New Shackle Island Road (SR-258)， the City of Hendersonvilles population was counted at 61。