Kramer vs Prairie Home

A side-by-side comparison of Kramer and Prairie Home: population, income, housing, and more.

Kramer and Prairie Home are places in Nebraska. This page compares them across population, income, housing, education, commuting, and how each has changed since 2019.

Kramer has the higher population (8 vs 0 in Prairie Home).

Population, income & housing

	Kramer	Prairie Home
Population	8	0
Housing units	8	0
Homeownership rate	0.0%	—
Bachelor's degree or higher	0.0%	—

Trends (ACS 5-year, 2019–2023)

	Kramer	Prairie Home
Population	0 → 8 (+0.0%)	0 → 0 (+0.0%)

Kramer

Population

Prairie Home

Population

Age & race/ethnicity

Age distribution (share)

	Kramer	Prairie Home
Under 5	0.0%	—
5 to 17	0.0%	—
18 to 24	0.0%	—
25 to 34	0.0%	—
35 to 44	0.0%	—
45 to 54	0.0%	—
55 to 64	0.0%	—
65 to 74	100.0%	—
75 and over	0.0%	—

Race & ethnicity (share)

	Kramer	Prairie Home
White (non-Hispanic)	100.0%	—
Black or African American	0.0%	—
American Indian & Alaska Native	0.0%	—
Asian	0.0%	—
Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander	0.0%	—
Some other race	0.0%	—
Two or more races	0.0%	—
Hispanic or Latino	0.0%	—

Educational attainment (age 25+)

Share of adults 25+

	Kramer	Prairie Home
No high school diploma	0.0%	—
High school graduate	0.0%	—
Some college or associate's	100.0%	—
Bachelor's degree	0.0%	—
Graduate or professional degree	0.0%	—

Housing

Units in structure (share)

	Kramer	Prairie Home
1-unit, detached	100.0%	—
1-unit, attached	0.0%	—
2 to 4 units	0.0%	—
5 to 19 units	0.0%	—
20 or more units	0.0%	—
Mobile home & other	0.0%	—

Poverty & households

	Kramer	Prairie Home
Poverty rate	0.0%	—