Rio Texas — North DistrictChurch plant & community analysis
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urban county

Burnet County

Hispanic/Latino + Black

1 · Demographic profile of the mission field

Population

51,064

Added, 5yr

5,292

12%

% Hispanic

23%

% Black

1%

% under 18

20%

Median income

$78,201

Tracts

15

Spanish speakers (5+)

6,974

2 · Feasibility for mission, plants, and ministries

UMC churches

1

People per church

51,064

Avg. mi to nearest UMC

10.1

Tracts w/o UMC in 15 min

14

48,306 people

PlaceUM scorePopulationPlant candidate
Granite Shoals604,102Yes — see Lens A
Burnet County (rural)585,244Yes — see Lens A
Burnet County (rural)562,854Yes — see Lens A
Burnet County (rural)552,758
Burnet534,970Yes — see Lens A
Marble Falls534,509Yes — see Lens A

3 · Proposed restrictions & priority for proceeds

At 23% Hispanic and growing, the field warrants a strong Hispanic/Latino ministry priority alongside cross-cultural work in existing congregations. The Black population (1% of the field, +416% over five years) supports a Black-ministry priority — note the Plan's caution that the legacy footprint of historic Black UMCs does not track where the Black population is growing today.

Property Admin Fund

20%

retained by Conference Trustees

District Strategy Team

75%

of net · 60% of total

Conf. Office of Vitality

25%

of net · 20% of total

Existing churches (1)

Bertram UMC · anglo
Urban classification is based on ACS 5-year tract sums, not the Texas Office of the State Demographer’s official annual county list — verify against the current OSD list before relying on this for a property-sale trigger (Plan §6).