Editing Adams Morgan (section)

==Demographics==
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{{US Census population
|1950=21000
|1960=18097
|1970=18573
|1980=15352
|1990=15061
|2000=14803
|2010=15830
|2020=17113
}}
Along with neighboring [[Mount Pleasant (Washington, D.C.)|Mount Pleasant]] and [[Columbia Heights (Washington, D.C.)|Columbia Heights]], Adams Morgan long has been a gateway community for immigrants. Since the 1960s, the predominant international presence in both communities has been Latino, with the majority of immigrants coming from [[El Salvador]], [[Guatemala]] and other [[Central America]]n countries. It also has attracted immigrants from [[Africa]], [[Asia]] and the [[Caribbean]].

Since 1980, the population of the neighborhood increased marginally from 15,352 to 15,630, while average real annual household income more than doubled from $72,753 to $172,249 and the white non-Hispanic population increased from 51% to 68%.<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://ggwash.org/view/67565/adams-morgans-diversity-drop-is-what-happens-when-we-dont-build-enough-housing | first=Patrick | last=McAnaney | title=Adams Morgan is losing diversity, but is new development the culprit? | publisher=Greater Greater Washington | date=July 10, 2018}}</ref>