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Neighbors · Judith Gap

Judith Gap is waiting for its first neighbor

Every town starts quiet. Join Judith Gap, say hello, and every post, reply and fact you add earns karma and warms the town up.

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Every post, reply and helpful vote fills the heart. It always reflects the last 30 days.

Who lives here

44 in every 100 people in Judith Gap are 65 or older

Adults 25 and older with a bachelor’s degree or more: 19 in 100 (MT: 35). Home is the workplace for 6 in every 100 workers. Some 111 people live here (2025 Census estimate).

17kids under 18MT: 21
39working age, 18–64MT: 59
4465 or olderMT: 20

Median age 60.5 (MT 40.4).

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Karma is how Judith Gap says thanks. The ladder’s higher rungs unlock editing the handbook.

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What Judith Gap’s neighbors have built

1 contributions so far, one patch each.

Neighbors are members whose home town is Judith Gap or who have posted here. Karma counts contributions across TownRatings: a post +5, a reply +2, a confirmed guide fact +10, an old photo +10, a confirmed place +10. “This month” counts only what was added in Judith Gap in the last 30 days. Town Love is a rolling 30-day score of posts, replies and helpful votes, weighted toward many voices. Who lives here: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020-2024; rounded to 100 people.

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