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The ACS estimates about 2,010, give or take 240 civilian veterans in Seneca County.
Among New York's 62 counties and equivalents, Seneca County ranks 57th by its estimated number of veterans.
Share of civilian veterans, ACS 2020-2024
Measure
Seneca County
New York
United States
Share with a service-connected rating
23 percent
above the New York share; below the national share.
21 percent
30 percent
Share rated 70 percent or higher
9 percent
the same rounded estimate as the New York share; below the national share.
9 percent
13 percent
Seneca County has about 642, give or take 100 veterans 75 and older, making up 32 percent of its veterans compared with 33 percent in New York.
Veterans under 35 account for 7 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough in Seneca County; the survey figures do not support a state comparison.
Seneca County has about 127, give or take 50 women veterans, making up 6 percent of its veterans compared with 8 percent in New York.
Income, work and education in Seneca County
Census ACS 2020-2024 estimates and 90% margins of error
Measure
Seneca County
New York
United States
Veteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$48,061 ± $5,347
$52,375 ± $532
$54,224 ± $147
Nonveteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$39,614 ± $1,906
$44,412 ± $201
$41,154 ± $99
Veterans below poverty level, age 18 and over
6.4% ± 4.0 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
Not compared
Not compared
Veterans with a disability, age 18 and over
38.5% ± 6.3 points
29.4% ± 0.5 points
30.7% ± 0.1 points
Employed share of veterans, ages 18 to 64
64.8% ± 12.6 points
71.9% ± 0.6 points
73.9% ± 0.2 points
Unemployed share of veterans in the labor force, ages 18 to 64
5.1% ± 6.3 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
Not compared
Not compared
Veterans with high school or more, age 25 and over
91.2% ± 3.5 points
94.1% ± 0.2 points
95.5% ± 0.1 points
Veterans with a bachelor’s degree or more, age 25 and over
19.7% ± 6.1 points
29.1% ± 0.6 points
31.8% ± 0.2 points
Income is in 2024 dollars. These figures describe civilians. Poverty and disability shares use veterans whose poverty status is determined. Census disability measures daily functioning, not a VA service-connected rating. Tables and method.
VA projects slightly fewer veterans here by 2035; both years round to about 2,000. VetPop2023 projections are rounded to the nearest 1,000 as VA directs. Projection source and method.
VA disability compensation in Seneca County
VA reports 511 veterans in Seneca County receiving disability compensation in FY2025.
In 2025, lenders reported 17 VA-backed home loans out of 513 home loans made in Seneca County (3.3% VA), under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).
The largest reported service groups are Vietnam era only (about 522, give or take 108) and between the Vietnam and Gulf War eras (about 420, give or take 132).
The second-nearest Vet Center to Seneca County is Rochester Vet Center (opens in a new tab) in Rochester, NY, about 44 miles in a straight line from the county center.
The state registry lists New York RO (station 306) and Buffalo RO (station 307); county claims jurisdiction is unconfirmed.
Seneca Falls (unincorporated community): about 6,956 residents
Waterloo (village): about 4,605 residents
Interlaken (village): about 493 residents
Ovid (village): about 402 residents
Lodi (village): about 307 residents
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Romulus (unincorporated community): about 265 residents
Census incorporated places and census-designated places, sorted by ACS 2020-2024 population. Figures are ACS estimates for the whole place, not only the part inside this county. Places are assigned by their 2024 Census internal point and may cross county boundaries. Sources and mapping method.
New York localities may fully exempt qualifying primary residences of veterans with permanent and total service-connected disability.
New York provides $450 annually to qualifying children of veterans who suffered at least 40 percent disability through service during specified wartime or emergency periods.
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