Alcona County is located in Michigan with a population of 10,770 residents. The county has a population density of 15.5 people per square mile, which is relatively low compared to other counties in the state. The population is predominantly White, with 99.4% of residents identifying as White. Other racial groups in the county include Black (0.12%), American Indian and Alaska Native (0.61%), Asian (0.23%), Hispanic (1.15%), and individuals identifying as two or more races (0.92%). The median age in Alcona County is 55.2, with a slightly higher proportion of females (50.1%) compared to males (49.9%). The county has a total of 3,329 families with an average family size of 2.57, and 5,089 households with an average household size of 2.13.

In terms of housing, Alcona County has a total of 11,073 housing units, with a high vacancy rate of 54%. The majority of housing units are owner-occupied (41.2%) compared to renter-occupied (4.8%). The county has 235 farms, with an average size of 163 acres per farm. The total crop acreage in 2017 was 24,086 acres, with an average annual sales of $51,543 per farm. Compared to other counties in Michigan, Alcona County has a relatively low population density and a high vacancy rate, indicating a more rural and sparsely populated area. The county also has a significant agricultural presence, with a substantial number of farms and crop acreage, contributing to the local economy.

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