Occupations in Sand Point, Seattle, Washington (Neighborhood)

Occupations#1

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Seattle and Sand Point
Sand Point
Seattle
0%5%10%15%CountHealthcare1ManagementEducation2Business3Sales and RelatedScienceAdministrativeComputers & MathFood ServiceEngineering4Entertainment5Personal CareProductionLegalSocial ServiceFacilitiesHealthcare SupportRepair6Health TechniciansFire FightingConstruction7Law EnforcementFarming8TransportationMaterial Moving18.309859%5.039639%18.309859%18.3%272817.023882%14.482924%17.023882%17.0%252610.165340%6.612550%10.165340%10.2%159.430496%7.589677%9.430496%9.4%147.777097%8.775430%7.777097%7.8%11126.368647%2.343689%6.368647%6.4%9106.246173%9.208107%6.246173%6.2%94.960196%8.281809%4.960196%5.0%74.102878%6.617861%4.102878%4.1%62.510716%3.489992%2.510716%2.5%342.388242%4.937981%2.388242%2.4%341.898347%3.737561%1.898347%1.9%231.408451%2.553832%1.408451%1.4%21.285977%2.601879%1.285977%1.3%121.224740%1.845516%1.224740%1.2%121.102266%2.344700%1.102266%1.1%121.041029%1.525370%1.041029%1.0%121.041029%1.167545%1.041029%1.0%120.673607%0.930344%0.673607%0.7%10.612370%0.611463%0.612370%0.6%010.428659%1.840964%0.428659%0.4%010.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.218741%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.221017%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%1.877379%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%1.144028%0
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 2Education, training, and library 3Business and finance 4Engineering and architecture 5Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 6Installation, maintenance, and repair 7Construction and extraction 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Relative Occupations#2

Percentage more or less common in Sand Point than in Seattle, among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Seattle and Sand Point
Less Common
More Common
100%0%100%200%%ref.Healthcare1ScienceEducation2Business3ManagementFire FightingRepair4Sales and RelatedHealth TechniciansEngineering5Healthcare SupportAdministrativeSocial ServiceFood ServiceComputers & MathProductionPersonal CareLegalEntertainment6FacilitiesConstruction7Law EnforcementFarming8TransportationMaterial Moving263.316888%263.316888%263.3%18.310%18.3%5.040%5.04%171.736025%171.736025%171.7%6.369%6.37%2.344%2.34%53.727975%53.727975%53.7%10.165%10.2%6.613%6.61%24.254240%24.254240%24.3%9.430%9.43%7.590%7.59%17.544510%17.544510%17.5%17.024%17.0%14.483%14.5%0.148306%0.148306%0.1%0.612%0.61%0.611%0.61%-10.836122%-10.836122%10.8%1.041%1.04%1.168%1.17%-11.376455%-11.376455%11.4%7.777%7.78%8.775%8.78%-27.595960%-27.595960%27.6%0.674%0.67%0.930%0.93%-28.059541%-28.059541%28.1%2.511%2.51%3.490%3.49%-31.752383%-31.752383%31.8%1.041%1.04%1.525%1.53%-32.166595%-32.166595%32.2%6.246%6.25%9.208%9.21%-33.636995%-33.636995%33.6%1.225%1.22%1.846%1.85%-38.002956%-38.002956%38.0%4.103%4.10%6.618%6.62%-40.107338%-40.107338%40.1%4.960%4.96%8.282%8.28%-44.849511%-44.849511%44.8%1.408%1.41%2.554%2.55%-49.208953%-49.208953%49.2%1.898%1.90%3.738%3.74%-50.575074%-50.575074%50.6%1.286%1.29%2.602%2.60%-51.635246%-51.635246%51.6%2.388%2.39%4.938%4.94%-52.989054%-52.989054%53.0%1.102%1.10%2.345%2.34%-76.715519%-76.715519%76.7%0.429%0.43%1.841%1.84%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.219%0.22%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.221%0.22%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%1.877%1.88%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%1.144%1.14%
% percentage of occupation in Sand Point
ref. percentage of occupation in Seattle
1Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 2Education, training, and library 3Business and finance 4Installation, maintenance, and repair 5Engineering and architecture 6Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 7Construction and extraction 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Sex Ratio by Occupation#3

Sex ratio by occupation among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Seattle and Sand Point
Female Male
Seattle
Sand Point
2x1x0x1x2xFMComputers & MathProductionLegalManagementScienceSales and RelatedAll OccupationsEducation1AdministrativeBusiness2Healthcare3-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x2.681818x3.966636x2.681818x2.68x25-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x2.285714x2.121793x2.285714x2.29x011-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.333333x1.021812x1.333333x1.33x011-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.206349x1.202007x1.206349x1.21x111214-1.000000x-1.037371x-1.000000x1.166667x1.000000x1.166667x1.17x45-1.116667x-1.000000x-1.116667x1.12x1.000000x1.184989x1.000000x656-1.264910x-1.000000x-1.264910x1.26x1.000000x1.110684x1.000000x846667-1.405797x-1.815353x-1.405797x1.41x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x896-1.684211x-1.649567x-1.684211x1.68x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x5634-1.750000x-1.124513x-1.750000x1.75x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x95-2.359551x-2.508627x-2.359551x2.36x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x198
F number of females employed in given occupation
M number of males employed in given occupation
1Education, training, and library 2Business and finance 3Health diagnosing and treating practitioners

Part Timers by Occupation#4

Part time and seasonal workers as a percentage of total workforce within an occupation.
Scope: population of Seattle and Sand Point
Sand Point
Seattle
0%50%100%PartFullSocial ServiceHealthcare SupportFacilitiesPersonal CareEducation1ProductionRepair2Food ServiceSales and RelatedHealthcare3All OccupationsManagementBusiness4Entertainment5ScienceComputers & MathEngineering6LegalHealth TechniciansFire FightingAdministrativeConstruction7100.000000%33.296794%100.000000%100.0%120100.000000%46.750663%100.000000%100.0%120100.000000%45.470233%100.000000%100.0%12080.645161%56.251691%80.645161%80.6%20178.915663%47.757084%78.915663%78.9%12369.565217%26.408555%69.565217%69.6%10152.941176%21.962313%52.941176%52.9%010147.761194%57.837218%47.761194%47.8%23340.157480%32.640770%40.157480%40.2%45736.454849%33.263084%36.454849%36.5%10171834.782609%31.352274%34.782609%34.8%5253989931.654676%14.146529%31.654676%31.7%8171824.025974%21.940492%24.025974%24.0%3101120.512821%35.422748%20.512821%20.5%01236.730769%26.132931%6.730769%6.7%01890.000000%0.000000%0.0%19.410687%070.000000%0.000000%0.0%18.172596%0340.000000%0.000000%0.0%19.496550%0120.000000%0.000000%0.0%30.334330%010.000000%0.000000%0.0%40.488007%0010.000000%0.000000%0.0%33.224398%090.000000%0.000000%0.0%37.609890%001
Part number of part time workers employed in given occupation
Full number of full time workers employed in given occupation
1Education, training, and library 2Installation, maintenance, and repair 3Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 4Business and finance 5Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 6Engineering and architecture 7Construction and extraction 8Farming, fishing, and forestry

Median Income by Occupation#5

For the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Seattle and Sand Point
Sand Point
Seattle
$0k$50k$100k%CountEngineering1Healthcare2Sales and RelatedComputers & MathAll OccupationsEducation3ManagementScienceEntertainment4Business5Administrative$140,481.000000$86,861.000000$140,481.000000$140.5k2.511%2.51%34$125,556.000000$81,864.000000$125,556.000000$125.6k18.310%18.3%2728$105,556.000000$57,002.000000$105,556.000000$105.6k7.777%7.78%1112$103,173.000000$101,844.000000$103,173.000000$103.2k4.960%4.96%7$83,191.000000$62,112.000000$83,191.000000$83.2k100.000%100%151$83,068.000000$51,947.000000$83,068.000000$83.1k10.165%10.2%15$81,810.000000$89,724.000000$81,810.000000$81.8k17.024%17.0%2526$81,250.000000$63,574.000000$81,250.000000$81.3k6.369%6.37%910$67,679.000000$60,018.000000$67,679.000000$67.7k2.388%2.39%34$57,917.000000$71,193.000000$57,917.000000$57.9k9.430%9.43%14$44,286.000000$41,995.000000$44,286.000000$44.3k6.246%6.25%9
% percent of the workforce employed in given occupation
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Engineering and architecture 2Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 3Education, training, and library 4Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 5Business and finance 6Farming, fishing, and forestry 7Construction and extraction 8Installation, maintenance, and repair

Occupations by Neighborhood in Seattle

There are 103 neighborhoods in Seattle. This section compares Sand Point to all of the neighborhoods in Seattle and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Sand Point.

Management Occupations by Neighborhood#6

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Sand Point, selected other neighborhoods in Seattle, and entities that contain Sand Point
0%5%10%15%20%25%Count#Broadmoor NeighborhoodBroadmoorMadison Park NeighborhoodMadison ParkOlympic Manor NeighborhoodOlympic ManorWaterfront NeighborhoodWaterfrontLower Queen Anne NeighborhoodLower Queen AnneMt. Baker NeighborhoodMt. BakerNorth Beach NeighborhoodNorth BeachEast Queen Anne NeighborhoodE Queen AnneLaurelhurst NeighborhoodLaurelhurstUptown NeighborhoodUptownFauntleroy NeighborhoodFauntleroyWindermere NeighborhoodWindermereMagnolia NeighborhoodMagnoliaBryant NeighborhoodBryantHawthorne Hills NeighborhoodHawthorne HlsDowntown NeighborhoodDowntownPortage Bay NeighborhoodPortage BayWest Queen Anne NeighborhoodW Queen AnneWestlake NeighborhoodWestlakeArbor Heights NeighborhoodArbor HeightsEastlake NeighborhoodEastlakeMontlake NeighborhoodMontlakeView Ridge NeighborhoodView RidgeAlki NeighborhoodAlkiLeschi NeighborhoodLeschiNorth Queen Anne NeighborhoodN Queen AnneBelltown NeighborhoodBelltownDenny - Blaine NeighborhoodDenny - BlaineJudkins Park NeighborhoodJudkins ParkPhinney Ridge NeighborhoodPhinney RidgeSand Point NeighborhoodSand PointSouth Lake Union NeighborhoodS Lk UnionWallingford NeighborhoodWallingfordInterbay NeighborhoodInterbayGenesee NeighborhoodGeneseeCapitol Hill NeighborhoodCapitol HillSeattleSeattle School DistrictSeattleCentral NeighborhoodCentralKing CountyKingCedar Park NeighborhoodCedar ParkHigh Point NeighborhoodHigh PointSeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaIndustrial District NeighborhoodInd DistWashingtonPacificWestUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesInternational District NeighborhoodIntl DistRainier Beach NeighborhoodRainier BeachUniversity District NeighborhoodUniv DistSouth Beacon Hill NeighborhoodS Beacon HlGeorgetown NeighborhoodGeorgetownHighland Park NeighborhoodHighland ParkSouth Park NeighborhoodSouth ParkHolly Park NeighborhoodHolly Park25.703663%25.703663%25.7%96125.401607%25.401607%25.4%568569222.982885%22.982885%23.0%291292322.605958%22.605958%22.6%3738420.742537%20.742537%20.7%862520.725534%20.725534%20.7%489490619.784946%19.784946%19.8%270719.621737%19.621737%19.6%982819.047619%19.047619%19.0%457919.035190%19.035190%19.0%6331018.998066%18.998066%19.0%5451118.981826%18.981826%19.0%2501218.779497%18.779497%18.8%1,9741,9751318.758832%18.758832%18.8%5465471418.637232%18.637232%18.6%1771518.623340%18.623340%18.6%7347351618.588909%18.588909%18.6%2011718.446297%18.446297%18.4%6866871818.424554%18.424554%18.4%4341918.343967%18.343967%18.3%5865872018.149899%18.149899%18.1%5745752118.086445%18.086445%18.1%5032218.065321%18.065321%18.1%5105112318.019593%18.019593%18.0%7857862417.847764%17.847764%17.8%5722517.552450%17.552450%17.6%1,1772617.500593%17.500593%17.5%1,3701,3712717.476038%17.476038%17.5%76772817.449015%17.449015%17.4%3312917.161068%17.161068%17.2%1,0531,0543017.023882%17.023882%17.0%25263216.494771%16.494771%16.5%4904913616.279072%16.279072%16.3%1,7004016.149953%16.149953%16.1%1681694315.478341%15.478341%15.5%2785114.528516%14.528516%14.5%3,1033,1045714.482924%14.482924%14.5%57,27257.3k14.467540%14.467540%14.5%57,28957.3k14.158114%14.158114%14.2%3523535813.587392%13.587392%13.6%150,532151k13.456071%13.456071%13.5%3876512.642188%12.642188%12.6%3737212.121968%12.121968%12.1%225,604226k11.378505%11.378505%11.4%257910.982610%10.982610%11.0%365,866366k10.351683%10.351683%10.4%2,459,5242.46M10.273445%10.273445%10.3%3,534,0223.53M10.035605%10.035605%10.0%14,852,82814.9M8.879701%8.879701%8.9%151152867.778198%7.778198%7.8%250251937.132613%7.132613%7.1%885957.039708%7.039708%7.0%166976.752782%6.752782%6.8%64986.746556%6.746556%6.7%222223994.832057%4.832057%4.8%831003.962017%3.962017%4.0%7172101

Management Income by Neighborhood#31

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Sand Point, selected other neighborhoods in Seattle, and entities that contain Sand Point
$0k$100k%Count#Broadmoor NeighborhoodBroadmoorMadison Park NeighborhoodMadison ParkDenny Triangle NeighborhoodDenny TrnglDenny - Blaine NeighborhoodDenny - BlaineSouth Lake Union NeighborhoodS Lk UnionLaurelhurst NeighborhoodLaurelhurstMontlake NeighborhoodMontlakeWindermere NeighborhoodWindermereMatthews Beach NeighborhoodMatthews BchMadrona NeighborhoodMadronaWest Queen Anne NeighborhoodW Queen AnneWaterfront NeighborhoodWaterfrontNorth Beach NeighborhoodNorth BeachBelltown NeighborhoodBelltownAlki NeighborhoodAlkiCapitol Hill NeighborhoodCapitol HillFauntleroy NeighborhoodFauntleroyMt. Baker NeighborhoodMt. BakerBroadview NeighborhoodBroadviewMadison Valley NeighborhoodMadison VlyRavenna NeighborhoodRavennaArbor Heights NeighborhoodArbor HeightsEast Queen Anne NeighborhoodE Queen AnneWestlake NeighborhoodWestlakeHillman City NeighborhoodHillman CityBryant NeighborhoodBryantPhinney Ridge NeighborhoodPhinney RidgeKing CountyKingDunlap NeighborhoodDunlapLeschi NeighborhoodLeschiWedgwood NeighborhoodWedgwoodMagnolia NeighborhoodMagnoliaJunction NeighborhoodJunctionWhittier Heights NeighborhoodWhittier HtsSeattleSeattle School DistrictSeattleSeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaBallard NeighborhoodBallardSeaview NeighborhoodSeaviewSand Point NeighborhoodSand PointHolly Park NeighborhoodHolly ParkPacificWashingtonJudkins Park NeighborhoodJudkins ParkWestWallingford NeighborhoodWallingfordUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesJackson Place NeighborhoodJackson PlaceSouth Beacon Hill NeighborhoodS Beacon HlRoxhill NeighborhoodRoxhillMinor NeighborhoodMinorPinehurst NeighborhoodPinehurstNorthgate NeighborhoodNorthgateGeorgetown NeighborhoodGeorgetownUniversity District NeighborhoodUniv Dist$181,786.976371$181,786.976371$181.8k25.704%25.7%961$180,417.103554$180,417.103554$180.4k25.402%25.4%5685692$133,751.348251$133,751.348251$133.8k16.195%16.2%3403413$133,750.000000$133,750.000000$133.8k17.476%17.5%76774$129,213.349220$129,213.349220$129.2k16.495%16.5%4904915$128,235.000000$128,235.000000$128.2k19.048%19.0%4576$127,802.452943$127,802.452943$127.8k18.086%18.1%5037$124,696.432188$124,696.432188$124.7k18.982%19.0%2508$116,482.161828$116,482.161828$116.5k14.906%14.9%5145159$116,083.330896$116,083.330896$116.1k15.964%16.0%33510$113,881.995310$113,881.995310$113.9k18.446%18.4%68668711$111,951.264749$111,951.264749$112.0k22.606%22.6%373812$111,389.000000$111,389.000000$111.4k19.785%19.8%27013$110,707.817062$110,707.817062$110.7k17.501%17.5%1,3701,37114$108,668.856301$108,668.856301$108.7k18.020%18.0%78578615$107,757.528721$107,757.528721$107.8k14.529%14.5%3,1033,10416$107,386.848159$107,386.848159$107.4k18.998%19.0%54517$106,492.000000$106,492.000000$106.5k20.726%20.7%48949018$103,980.430067$103,980.430067$104.0k13.391%13.4%59459519$103,125.059422$103,125.059422$103.1k17.020%17.0%42820$99,436.678302$99,436.678302$99.4k12.298%12.3%76076121$99,108.778910$99,108.778910$99.1k18.344%18.3%58658722$97,712.586399$97,712.586399$97.7k19.622%19.6%98223$96,480.375630$96,480.375630$96.5k18.425%18.4%43424$96,100.839944$96,100.839944$96.1k12.163%12.2%24425$95,548.561970$95,548.561970$95.5k18.759%18.8%54654726$95,228.609480$95,228.609480$95.2k17.161%17.2%1,0531,05427$94,970.000000$94,970.000000$95.0k13.587%13.6%150,532151k$94,610.369079$94,610.369079$94.6k8.314%8.31%21628$94,275.155099$94,275.155099$94.3k17.848%17.8%57229$94,197.034565$94,197.034565$94.2k13.464%13.5%59960030$94,038.385443$94,038.385443$94.0k18.779%18.8%1,9741,97532$92,607.391131$92,607.391131$92.6k16.330%16.3%55455536$90,606.969699$90,606.969699$90.6k12.445%12.4%38638743$89,724.000000$89,724.000000$89.7k14.483%14.5%57,27257.3k$89,692.000000$89,692.000000$89.7k14.468%14.5%57,28957.3k$88,288.000000$88,288.000000$88.3k12.122%12.1%225,604226k$86,824.639959$86,824.639959$86.8k15.775%15.8%1,08751$84,372.040419$84,372.040419$84.4k15.832%15.8%43944058$81,810.000000$81,810.000000$81.8k17.024%17.0%252664$81,790.205040$81,790.205040$81.8k3.962%3.96%717265$80,455.000000$80,455.000000$80.5k10.352%10.4%2,459,5242.46M$80,089.000000$80,089.000000$80.1k10.983%11.0%365,866366k$79,173.754448$79,173.754448$79.2k17.449%17.4%33172$75,299.000000$75,299.000000$75.3k10.273%10.3%3,534,0223.53M$74,916.797696$74,916.797696$74.9k16.279%16.3%1,70078$72,586.000000$72,586.000000$72.6k10.036%10.0%14,852,82814.9M$72,003.424459$72,003.424459$72.0k11.214%11.2%676879$67,806.210490$67,806.210490$67.8k7.040%7.04%16686$63,202.094329$63,202.094329$63.2k11.824%11.8%28929093$58,750.256441$58,750.256441$58.8k10.323%10.3%53497$57,812.086194$57,812.086194$57.8k12.740%12.7%36937098$57,431.000000$57,431.000000$57.4k8.840%8.84%15015199$55,620.866168$55,620.866168$55.6k6.753%6.75%64100$47,535.215913$47,535.215913$47.5k7.133%7.13%885101
% percent of the workforce employed in given occupation
Count number of people employed in given occupation
# rank of neighborhood out of 101 by income in given occupation

Definitions

An occupation describes the kind of work a person does on the job. On this page, all employed persons are categorized into one of the following occupations (bolded terms are used in the charts and maps on this page):

  • Management, business, science, and arts occupations:
    • Management, business, and financial occupations:
      • Management: Management occupations
      • Business: Business and financial operations occupations
    • Computer, engineering, and science occupations:
      • Computers & Math: Computer and mathematical occupations
      • Engineering: Architecture and engineering occupations
      • Science: Life, physical, and social science occupations
    • Education, legal, community service, arts, and media occupations:
      • Social Service: Community and social service occupations
      • Legal: Legal occupations
      • Education: Education, training, and library occupations
      • Entertainment: Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations
    • Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations:
      • Healthcare: Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and other technical occupations
      • Health Technicians: Health technologists and technicians
  • Service occupations:
    • Healthcare Support: Healthcare support occupations
    • Protective service occupations:
      • Fire Fighting: Fire fighting and prevention, and other protective service workers including supervisors
      • Law Enforcement: Law enforcement workers including supervisors
    • Food Service: Food preparation and serving related occupations
    • Facilities: Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations
    • Personal Care: Personal care and service occupations
  • Sales and office occupations:
    • Sales and Related: Sales and related occupations
    • Administrative: Office and administrative support occupations
  • Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations:
    • Farming: Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations
    • Construction: Construction and extraction occupations
    • Repair: Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations
  • Production, transportation, and material moving occupations:
    • Production: Production occupations
    • Transportation: Transportation occupations
    • Material Moving: Material moving occupations

Unlike the other geographical entities detailed on this site, neighborhoods are not recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau. To overcome this we have computed reasonable estimates of the same statistics that are presented for other the entity types. Each statistic is computed as the weighted sum or average of the census tracts or block groups that overlap the neighborhood. A weighted sum is used for counts of people or households, and a weighted average is used for statistics that are themselves some form of average, such as median household income. Census block groups are preferred when the statistic in question is available on the block group level. The weight for a given tract (or block group) is computed as the population of the census tabulation blocks that occupy the intersection between the tract and the neighborhood as a fraction of the total population of the neighborhood.

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State:
Washington
County:
King
Metro Area:
Seattle Area
City:
Seattle
ZIP Codes:
98105, 98115
Unified School District:
Seattle
Congressional District:
WA-7
State Senate District:
WA-46
State House District:
WA-46
Neighboring Neighborhoods:
Hawthorne Hills, Matthews Beach, View Ridge, Windermere
Nearby Neighborhoods:
Bryant, Finn Hill, Laurelhurst, Market-Downtown, Meadowbrook, Norkirk, Ravenna, Roosevelt, University District, Wedgwood