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Hampton, Georgia

84Critical priority

Ranked #17 of 1,017 cities across the two states · Henry County · Atlanta metro · 1 ZIP areas

The city score is the population-weighted average of its 1 scored ZIP areas on the model’s own weights. Its strongest ZIP area is Hampton 30228 at 84, ranked #30 of 1,274 ZIP areas — a plant goes in a ZIP area, so that is the number to plant on.

Population now
51,485
1 growth ZIP area
Growth, last 5 years
+9,226
+21.8%
Forecast, next 5 years
+6,766
+13.1% · official county projection
Church of God churches
1
51,485 people each

Why Hampton scores 84

Growth — are people moving here?82 · weight 86%

+9,226 in five years, +6,766 forecast

Viability — enough people to sustain a plant?100 · weight 14%

51,485 residents today

Church of God coverage — context, not in the score

1 Church of God churches filed in its ZIP areas · nearest 3.2 mi · 0 of 1 ZIP areas with none within 6 mi (10 km). By the owner's ruling, how near a Church of God church is carries no weight in the score.

Strongest ZIP area
Hampton 3022884#30
Weakest ZIP area
Hampton 3022884
Growth ZIP areas
1

Where the Church of God stands here

ZIP areas with no Church of God church within reach, of the 1 scored.

Within 3 mi (5 km)
1 of 1
Within 6 mi (10 km)
0 of 1
Within 12 mi (20 km)
0 of 1
Other places of worship within 12 mi (20 km)
225

The range across its ZIP centres — any faith, from OpenStreetMap. A sanity check on the gap, not a scoring input.

Henry County: 37.1% of residents are adherents of some religious body · largest body Southern Baptist Convention · 184 congregations

2020 U.S. Religion Census, county-level, context only.

ZIP areas in Hampton

ZIP areaPeopleLast 5 yrsNext 5 yrsChurches ≤12 miNearestOther congregations ≤12 miPriorityRankPipeline
Hampton 30228growth corridor51,485+9,226+6,766113.2 mi22584#30—

Who lives here

Population makeup

The five parts add to the 51,485 people who live in its ZIP areas.

Black, not Hispanic
63.2%
32,521
White, not Hispanic
22.7%
11,710
Hispanic or Latino
8.4%
4,327
Other, not Hispanic
3.5%
1,791
Asian, not Hispanic
2.2%
1,136

Age, money, schooling, home and language

Households with children
35.5%
6,031 of 16,972 households
Below the poverty level
11.7%
6,000 of the 51,306 people poverty status is determined for
Unemployed
4.4%
1,109 of a labor force of 24,960
High school or higher
92.1%
of 33,101 residents aged 25 and over
Bachelor’s degree or higher
27.6%
of 33,101 residents aged 25 and over
Spanish spoken at home
6.2%
3,039 people aged 5 and over, 1,115 of them speaking English less than “very well”
Foreign-born
8.9%
4,581 residents
Owner-occupied homes
74.4%
12,626 owned, 4,346 rented
Median household income by ZIP area
$81,448
Median age by ZIP area
35.4 yrs
Median home value by ZIP area
$263,300

Sums are exact across the city’s ZIP areas. Medians cannot be summed, so each is shown as its range across the ZIP areas that publish one. ACS 2019–2023 five-year estimates by ZIP area. Medians are ZIP-level medians, not averages. An em dash means the Census Bureau publishes no estimate; it never means zero.

Futuros — the Hispanic picture

Hispanic residents
4,327
Change, 2018 to 2023
+462
+12.0%
Share of everyone who lives here
8.4%
Venezuelan origin
37
Spanish-language Church of God churches in its ZIP areas
0
none
Strongest Futuros ZIP area
Hampton 3022861
Futuros score, weighted by Hispanic residents
61.3

No official Hispanic forecast exists below state level, so the Futuros score looks forward on the observed five-year shift.

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Arrivals

Moved in from another state, past year
1,641
Moved in from abroad, past year
55

Foreign-born residents by country of birth

  • Jamaica833
  • Mexico642
  • Cuba472
  • Haiti396
  • Vietnam269
  • Guyana246
  • Nigeria208
  • Bahamas204
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New homes

  • Henry County · 5,684 permitted homes, 2023–25 · 3 developments

    1-unit ×5234 · 2–4 ×0 · 5+ ×450

Building permits are published by county, so these are county figures, not the city’s.

Church health

1 Church of God churches are filed in its ZIP areas.

Every church that could be matched to a state-office report has filed something, or has a dated online presence.

Georgia has no attendance series yet — North Georgia has published two quarters — so no Georgia church can be marked shrinking.

In North Georgia

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4 planned areas in adopted five-year plans fall in its ZIP areas:

  • mixed_use: 3 areas, 3,148 acres
  • residential_growth: 3 areas, 3,233 acres
  • employment: 1 areas, 429 acres
  • conservation: 1 areas, 72 acres

Church of God churches in Hampton

ChurchCityPastorContactNote
Southside HaitianHampton 30228Otaniel Ulysse(770) 707-0522

What a city is here. The place name the Postal Service gives a ZIP code, so Hampton is every ZIP area whose mailing city is Hampton — the city everyone means, not the incorporated limits. The score is the population-weighted average of those ZIP areas’ planting scores (86% growth, 14% viability; how near a Church of God church is carries no weight); a plant goes in a ZIP area, and the ranking to plant on is the ZIP area’s own. Church of God counts are the churches filed in those ZIP areas; the rings on each ZIP area still count every church within reach, across city and county lines.