Personal loans in Hunts Point, WA

What the Census records for Hunts Point

Set out below is Hunts Point's local context next to the state-level rules that reach every lender here.

• Population: about 446 people live here, which puts Hunts Point 242nd of 281 Census places in Washington (Vintage 2023).
• Population trend: A decline of about 2.2% across the 2020-to-2023 comparison.
• People gained or lost: about 10 fewer since the 2020 base.
• Size percentile: with 446 residents, Hunts Point is larger than about 14% of Washington's Census places.
• Population density: 1,453 people per square mile on 0.3 square miles of land.
• Land area: Hunts Point covers 0.3 square miles, the 268th-largest area among Washington's 281 places.
• Water: Hunts Point holds about 0.44 square miles, the 59th-largest water area in Washington.
• Share of state population: Hunts Point's 446 residents are about 0.0% of Washington.
• National standing: Hunts Point ranks 13,641st of 19,457 US places.
• Growth rank: Hunts Point ranks 240th among Washington's 281 places for the 2020-to-2023 change.
• Versus Washington: the state average change is +2.8%, while Hunts Point moved 2.2%.
• Density rank: Hunts Point places 148th among Washington's places by people per square mile.
• Density vs Washington: Hunts Point's 1,453 people per square mile compare with a state median of 1,518.
• Location: latitude 47.6430, longitude -122.2292 (Census Gazetteer).
• Nearest larger cities: Yarrow Point (0 mi); Clyde Hill (1 mi); Medina (1 mi); Kirkland (4 mi); Bellevue (5 mi). A bigger neighbour may offer more branches; the rate you see still follows your credit, not your address.
• Smaller communities close by: Beaux Arts Village (4 mi); Index (34 mi); South Prairie (36 mi), each with its own Census population profile.
• Within a 50-mile radius: 4 smaller Census places.
• At 100 miles: 137 larger Census places fall inside that radius.

Hunts Point: area, density and distance

Inside Hunts Point's boundaries lie roughly 0.3 square miles of land and 0.44 square miles of water. That land carries about 1,453 people per square mile. The largest place in Washington, Seattle, lies about 6 miles away. Within 50 miles of Hunts Point there are 81 larger Census places. Within the same 50 miles lie 4 smaller Census places.

Washington consumer-lending rules applied in Hunts Point

This table holds the Washington rate and licensing rules for consumer loans made to Hunts Point's 446 residents.

How lenders reach Hunts Point

With about 1,453 residents per square mile, Hunts Point is moderately settled, and 81 larger Census places sit within 50 miles. Whether Hunts Point has a local branch or not, a Washington-licensed lender can serve its 446 people online on the same terms. For a larger market, the closest option is Yarrow Point, WA about 0 miles away.

Steps to take before a Hunts Point loan

Before you apply in Hunts Point, a community of about 446, work through these steps:

1. Order your free credit reports and dispute anything inaccurate — it is the cheapest way to move the rate you are offered.
2. Price the payment first with our personal loan calculator before any lender quotes you.
3. Shop at least three lenders and judge them on APR and total cost.
4. Make sure the lender appears in the Washington regulator's licence list.
5. Borrow only what the purpose requires, not the maximum you are offered.
6. Decide the purpose and how you will repay it before approaching any lender.
7. If the balances are already a strain, seek nonprofit credit counselling before adding a loan.

The process is identical across Washington; what changes is your credit file, not the fact that Hunts Point holds 446 people.

Hunts Point in state context

Among Washington's 281 places, Hunts Point sits at 242nd for population, a share of roughly 0.0% of the state. On the 2020-to-2023 trend, Hunts Point stands 240th among Washington's 281 places — roughly the 15th percentile. At about 1,453 people per square mile, Hunts Point is the 148th most densely settled place in Washington. The population moved by about 10 people between 2020 and 2023, a 2.2% shift.