Oscoda County, located in Michigan, has a population of 8,445 with a population density of 14.8 people per square mile. The county has a slightly lower population compared to the state average, with 49.3% males and 50.7% females. The median age in Oscoda County is 49.6 years, which is higher than the state average, with a median age of 38.9 years. The county has a total of 3,772 households, with an average household size of 2.27 individuals. The county has a total of 1,449 families, with an average family size of 2.8 individuals.

In terms of racial demographics, Oscoda County is predominantly White, with 99.7% of the population identifying as White. The county has a small percentage of other racial groups, including Black (0.2%), American Indian or Alaska Native (0.6%), Asian (0.08%), Hispanic (0.9%), and Multiracial (1.3%). In terms of housing, Oscoda County has a total of 9,118 housing units, with 5,346 units vacant. The county has a homeownership rate of 34.2%, with 3,121 owner-occupied units and 651 renter-occupied units. Additionally, Oscoda County has a total of 144 farms, with an average farm size of 112 acres and an average farm sale of $38,656.

Overall, Oscoda County has a small population size and a high median age compared to the state average. The county has a predominantly White population with a small percentage of other racial groups. In terms of housing, Oscoda County has a high vacancy rate and a low homeownership rate. The county also has a relatively small number of farms, with an average farm size and sale below the state average.