12-24-2015, 04:10 PM
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For places above 3 million but below 5 million, plus Tampa (it'll be over 3 million in a year or two as it is).
CSAs for places that have CSAs and MSAs for places that don't have CSAs (so basically PCSAs).
This thread will include:
- Seattle
- Phoenix
- Minneapolis/Saint Paul
- Cleveland
- Denver
- San Diego
- Portland
- Orlando
- Tampa
Population of PCSAs, 2014:
1. Seattle: 4,526,991
2. Phoenix: 4,489,109
3. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 3,835,050
4. Cleveland: 3,497,851
5. Denver: 3,345,261
6. San Diego: 3,263,431
7. Portland: 3,060,078
8. Orlando: 3,045,707
9. Tampa: 2,915,582
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._United_States
Total Foreign Born Population, 2014:
1. San Diego: 757,937
2. Seattle: 689,858
3. Phoenix: 652,266
4. Orlando: 453,791
5. Denver: 408,765
6. Tampa: 379,775
7. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 369,629
8. Portland: 360,995
9. Cleveland: 156,612
Continents: Foreign Born - Europe, 2014
1. Seattle: 113,918
2. Tampa: 66,008
3. Portland: 59,896
4. San Diego: 58,469
5. Denver: 55,308
6. Phoenix: 55,265
7. Cleveland: 54,328
8. Orlando: 51,237
9. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 38,148
Continents: Foreign Born - Asia, 2014
1. Seattle: 347,887
2. San Diego: 290,018
3. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 144,912
4. Phoenix: 143,822
5. Portland: 119,266
6. Denver: 99,091
7. Orlando: 76,140
8. Tampa: 74,176
9. Cleveland: 64,383
Continents: Foreign Born - Africa, 2014
1. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 85,690
2. Seattle: 46,708
3. Denver: 31,595
4. Phoenix: 19,556
5. Orlando: 16,427
6. Portland: 15,359
7. San Diego: 14,786
8. Tampa: 12,688
9. Cleveland: 6,614
Continents: Foreign Born - Oceania, 2014
1. Seattle: 12,013
2. Portland: 6,867
3. San Diego: 3,484
4. Phoenix: 3,483
5. Denver: 2,475
6. Orlando: 1,516
7. Tampa: 1,408
8. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 1,371
9. Cleveland: 767
Continents: Foreign Born - South America, 2014
1. Orlando: 100,956
2. Tampa: 47,249
3. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 19,227
4. Phoenix: 18,114
5. San Diego: 17,480
6. Seattle: 15,938
7. Denver: 15,406
8. Portland: 7,174
9. Cleveland: 4,037
Continents: Foreign Born - North America, 2014
1. Phoenix: 412,026
2. San Diego: 373,701
3. Orlando: 207,515
4. Denver: 204,890
5. Tampa: 178,246
6. Seattle: 153,394
7. Portland: 152,433
8. Minneapolis/Saint Paul: 80,281
9. Cleveland: 26,483
I'll do a post with separate countries later.
12-24-2015, 04:54 PM
Location: BMORE!
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Do you have any information for Baltimore? CSA's won't work with Baltimore, and DC's population doesn't reflect the Baltimore metro.
12-24-2015, 11:56 PM
Location: That star on your map in the middle of the East Coast, DMV
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Baltimore MSA is under 3 million although should get there by 2020. But I too would like to see the numbers.
12-25-2015, 12:30 PM
Location: Charlotte NC
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Same with Charlotte NC and we should be there by 2020 also. I would like to see ours as well.
12-25-2015, 06:04 PM
Location: Willowbend/Houston
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It underscores how not international Cleveland is.
12-25-2015, 10:54 PM
Location: BMORE!
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Baltimore MSA is under 3 million although should get there by 2020. But I too would like to see the numbers.
Baltimore metro is larger than a few cities on that list. Cleveland, Portland, Orlando
12-25-2015, 11:04 PM
Location: Syracuse, New York
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I remember reading that Portland lost a significant portion of its African born population due to recruitment from farms outside the Urban Growth Boundary.
12-25-2015, 11:33 PM
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I remember reading that Portland lost a significant portion of its African born population due to recruitment from farms outside the Urban Growth Boundary.
Urban growth boundary is different than the Census-based boundaries. It probably doesn't matter.
12-26-2015, 07:49 AM
Location: Syracuse, New York
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Urban growth boundary is different than the Census-based boundaries. It probably doesn't matter.
I understand that. It depends on what part of the farmlands they headed to.
01-03-2016, 03:16 PM
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About a third of the total nationalities. This is for foreign born population, specifically the numbers born in these countries. I'll get to other countries in future weeks/months (probably months) when I get some spare time. Countries: United Kingdom, 2014 Countries: Ireland, 2014 Countries: Denmark, 2014 Countries: Norway, 2014 Countries: Sweden, 2014 Countries: Austria, 2014 Countries: Belgium, 2014 Countries: France, 2014 Countries: Germany, 2014 Countries: Netherlands, 2014 Countries: Switzerland, 2014 Countries: Greece, 2014 Countries: Italy, 2014 Countries: Portugal, 2014 Countries: Spain, 2014 Countries: Albania, 2014 Countries: Belarus, 2014 Countries: Bulgaria, 2014 Countries: Croatia, 2014 Countries: Czechoslovakia, 2014 Countries: Hungary, 2014 Countries: Latvia, 2014 Countries: Lithuania, 2014 Countries: Macedonia, 2014 Countries: Moldova, 2014 Countries: Poland, 2014
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