Current Jonestown Population
Jonestown refers to several small communities in the United States, most notably Jonestown, Pennsylvania, and Jonestown, Texas. Their populations are modest, typically ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand residents depending on the specific location and census year.
Historical Context
The most widely known Jonestown was the Peoples Temple settlement in Guyana, which had about 900 residents at the time of the 1978 tragedy. That community is distinct from the small U.S. towns that share the name today.
Demographic Profile
Modern Jonestown communities are predominantly rural or suburban, with demographics that reflect broader regional trends. For detailed census data, visit U.S. Census Bureau to explore population breakdowns by age, income, and household size.
