Perth Public RecordsNorth Dakota

As of the 2020 Census, Perth city in Towner County, North Dakota, had a population of 6 residents. The median age was 59.5 years, reflecting an older demographic. The gender distribution was three males and three females. Perth's population was 100% White, with no reported Hispanic/Latino, African American, Asian, or Native American residents. The city has seen a significant decline in population over recent decades.

Perth, a small city in Towner County, ND, has a population under 10. Homeownership rates are high, with about 80% of homes owner-occupied. Median home values hover around $30,000, while rents are minimal, typically below $600/month. Housing mainly consists of older single-family homes. Neighborhoods are rural with spacious lots. Property taxes are low, averaging approximately 1% of assessed home values; for a $30,000 home, annual taxes are around $300. The market is very stable with little change in property values or turnover due to the small population and low demand.

Perth, Towner County, ND is a small rural community with no schools located directly in the city. Public school students typically attend Towner-Granville-Upham (TGU) School District, with TGU High School serving grades 7-12, located in Towner (about 9 miles away), which has an enrollment of approximately 120 students, a student-teacher ratio of 7:1, and average graduation rate of 95%. There are no colleges or universities in Perth; adults can attend community colleges in nearby cities. School safety incidents are rare. The district offers standard academic and extracurricular programs, but limited advanced or vocational courses.

Perth city, Towner, ND, is a small community with limited transportation infrastructure, primarily reliant on personal vehicles—over 95% of households own at least one car. Public transit is virtually nonexistent, and most residents commute by car, with average commute times of approximately 18 minutes. There are no major public transportation systems or extensive road networks beyond U.S. Highway 2. Employment is concentrated in nearby towns and agricultural sectors, with few major employment hubs within Perth itself. Carpooling and biking rates are minimal, reflecting the rural character and low population density of the area.

Perth, located in Towner County, ND, is a rural community with limited direct healthcare facilities—residents rely on medical services in nearby towns such as Cando (Towner County Medical Center) and Devils Lake. Towner County Medical Center has 20 beds and offers primary care, emergency, and long-term care. Healthcare access can be challenging, especially for the elderly (22% of Towner County’s 2,119 population are 65+). Common health issues include diabetes, heart disease, and rural mental health concerns. About 8% of residents lack health insurance. Primary care physician density is approximately 1 per 1,400 residents.