Dublin Public RecordsNorth Carolina

As of the 2020 Census, Dublin city in Bladen County, NC, had a population of 250. The racial and ethnic composition was approximately 58% White, 22% Black or African American, 13% Hispanic or Latino, and 7% from other races or two or more races. The median age was 38 years. Gender distribution was roughly balanced, with 50% male and 50% female.

Dublin, located in Bladen County, NC, offers affordable homeownership with a median property value around $110,000 and median rent near $700/month. About 65% of residents own their homes, while 35% rent. The housing stock mainly includes single-family homes and some manufactured housing. Neighborhoods are quiet and rural. Over the past year, property values increased by about 2%. Property taxes average 0.8% of a home’s assessed value, making it cost-effective. Dublin’s market favors buyers seeking a small-town atmosphere with budget-friendly real estate and steady value growth.

Dublin, a small town in Bladen County, NC, is served mainly by Bladen County Schools. Dublin Elementary is the local K-5 option; for higher grades, students attend West Bladen High School nearby. West Bladen High serves about 700 students, with a graduation rate around 84%. There are no colleges in Dublin, but Bladen Community College, located nearby, offers adult education and associate degrees. The school district’s average performance score is 49 out of 100. School safety is rated as average, with ongoing security and anti-bullying programs. Bachelor’s degree attainment in Dublin is about 9%.

Dublin, located in Bladen County, NC, is a small rural community with limited transportation infrastructure. Most residents commute by personal vehicle, with approximately 95% driving alone according to recent census data; public transit usage is negligible, reportedly under 1%. The average one-way commute time for workers is about 27 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high, with nearly all households having at least one car. The town lacks major public transit systems, and employment is mainly local, centering on agriculture, education, and small businesses, with some commuting to larger hubs like Elizabethtown or Lumberton for work.

Dublin, a small town in Bladen County, NC, has limited healthcare facilities, relying largely on Bladen County Hospital (25 beds) in nearby Elizabethtown and local clinics such as Bladen Medical Associates. Approximately 15% of Bladen residents lack health insurance, compared to the NC average of 11%. The area’s population (about 1,800 in Dublin; 29% Black, 64% White, 5% Hispanic) faces high rates of diabetes (14%) and obesity (37%). Healthcare access is challenged by provider shortages: Bladen County’s ratio is 1 primary care physician per 3,500 residents, which is lower than the state average.