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The job market in Clifton is better than the national average. Unemployment in Clifton is lower than the national average of 4.54%. The median household income in Clifton is $89,760, compared with the ...

There are about 1,063 people living in Cobden. Of that population, 23% are under age 20, 8% are 25-34 years old, 13% are 35-44 and 26% are 45-65. About 26% of the Cobden population is over age 65.