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El Paso, TX

U.S. News Ratings
Population: 603,096
Crime: High
Cost of Living: Average
Health Care: Limited
Housing Price: Average
Income: Low
Climate
Desert weather and over 305 days of sunshine per year are typical in “Sun City.”
Geography
El Paso sits in the Franklin Mountains, along the Rio Grande and the Mexican border.
Cultural Attractions
The city boasts the University of Texas-El Paso as well as many historical sites, including the Mission Ysleta, Camino Real, and Concordia Cemetery.
Recreation
El Paso’s Franklin Mountains State Park is the nation’s largest urban park, while Juárez, Mexico, is just across the border.
Historical
The Mission Ysleta was used as a Pueblo Indian refugee camp in 1675 and is the oldest continuously used church in the United States.
Community care facilities for the elderly 11
Percentage of population over age 55 20.9%
Number of museums within 30 miles 30
Number of libraries within the area N/A
Number of movie theaters within 15 miles 12
Number of golf courses within 30 miles 27
Tax incentives for retirees No
Median income for those aged 55–64 $45,354
Median income for those aged 65–74 $33,985
Median income for those aged 75 and up $29,099

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