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The newest-arrivals statement for Lakeville is a composition statement, and it is dated: the survey released 29 January 2026. The town the ACS 2020–2024 profile renders: 735 people; white alone 683 (92.9%); some other race 39 (5.3%); two or more races 13 (1.8%); Hispanic or Latino 23 (3.1%); foreign-born zero in the sample; English only at home for 94.7% of those five and over; a median age of 36.2 — a young town by the region's standards, its growth (the estimates series: 874 to 878 across 2020–2024, the today file) running on domestic movement, not immigration, at every strength the record reaches. Read against the founding article, the composition's shape is this section's finding: a township founded by German, Quaker, Black, and Mennonite-alias communities in the 1830s renders in 2026 as an overwhelmingly native-born, English-speaking town of under a thousand, its diversity carried in small survey cells — the newest layer is thin, and thin is a measurement here, not a judgment. The residue stands named: the township-level survey tables and the 2030 census (the count that will supersede every estimate in this section) — the settlers for the next composition statement.
Principal sources: the ACS profile as cited in the Latino-thread article; the today file of this section (the estimates series); the founding-communities article (the 1830s baseline).