Demographics Thread - 2021 (cost, state, population, metropolitan)

[personone]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

Yeah iirc Boston MSA is like 66% White, 12% Hispanic, 10% Asian and 7% Black.

By 2050, it will probably will be around 50% White, 20% Hispanic, 15% Asian and 9% Black

Yeah, that is almost exactly correct! Only minor difference is that Boston's MSA Asian population is 9%, but still close enough.

https://censusreporter.org/profiles/...nh-metro-area/

[the resident09]

Originally Posted by BostonBornMassMade

It's not this black and white you can have cosmopolitan areas and still be less cosmopolitan than some other city hundreds of miles away.

It would be indeed false to say DC doesn't have cosmopolitan aspects that why its good nobody where would say that.

You're not incorrect regarding on paper comparing DC to say Boston as an example. There's a difference on paper, and when comparing city proper for city proper one simply is more foreign born, and the other more American with a strong AA presence.

The point I made earlier was the reality is that both these cities are a smallish city proper by land area, and that one simply can't just look on paper to determine everything when things are so tight in both places. DC is certainly going to feel strongly "Blacker" due to the dominate AA enclave that EOTR SE/NE DC is. But the rest of DC is significantly more diverse than EOTR, and it feels significantly different in those areas.

On the ground when it's all said and done, a person living in Brightwood or Petworth NW doesn't have to go to a city hundreds of miles away to have the same cosmo feel that someone gets in Boston. When first of all that part of DC is strongly cosmopolitan already, or they can walk, or ride their bike up the street to neighborhoods that are 35% foreign born across the street from DC. The city boundaries are what they are, but if DC consisted of NE/NW and Silver Spring, Takoma Park, Chevy Chase, Friendship Heights, and excluded SE/EOTR it too would be one of the top 5 city proper(s) for ethnic diversity.

[masssachoicetts]

Originally Posted by BostonBornMassMade

When did you live in Dorchester? I thought you only lived in Randolph and Canton. Which school?

Only for a trimester in 2005 because I was taken out of a Catholic School (They arent good at all despite being private) and there was no room in the school I ended up going to as it was at capacity. So I ended up staying here from December-ish to June. One side of my family is from Dorchester. https://www.schooldigger.com/go/MA/s...32/school.aspx

I wont post where I went to in Randolph and Canton because I went there for 4 years each lol. Il post my two temporary stints that I had in Holbrook and Dorchester.

And I went to Middle/HS School in Orlando. Not just Boston.

[jas75]

Originally Posted by GraniteStater

Does anyone know when the Census Bureau is going to release updated county demographic data this month?

County total population estimates for 2022 will be released on March 30. Usually the age/race estimates come out in June.

https://www.census.gov/newsroom/tip-...3/tp23-05.html

[GraniteStater]

Originally Posted by jas75

County total population estimates for 2022 will be released on March 30. Usually the age/race estimates come out in June.

https://www.census.gov/newsroom/tip-...3/tp23-05.html

Thanks, that info was buried in there a good bit.

[As Above So Below...]

I decided to take a crack at a metric I haven't explored before: Metropolitan Divisions.

Below is some data from Metropolitan Division. Some Metro Areas are all one division. Data is from the 2020 Census.

Asian (alone and in combination) - All over 100,000 listed.
1) New York City: 1,914,434
2) Los Angeles: 1,635,790
3) Oakland/Berkley: 853,716
4) San Jose: 811,305
5) Anaheim/Irvine: 777,738
6) Honolulu: 703,490
7) Seattle/Bellevue: 670,168
8) Chicago: 644,869
9) Houston: 642,746
10) Washington DC: 606,421
11) San Francisco/San Mateo: 584,391
12) Dallas/Plano: 515,796
13) San Diego: 495,274
14) Atlanta: 441,049
15) Sacramento: 431,485
16) Riverside/San Bernardino: 406,011
17) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 361,999
18) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 305,099
19) Las Vegas: 301,029
20) Phoenix: 269,642
21) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 267,213
22) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 251,423
23) Portland: 249,060
24) Baltimore: 209,701
25) Fredrick/Rockville: 197,182
26) Boston: 196,213
27) Austin: 191,547
28) Philadelphia: 185,945
29) Denver: 179,074
30) Warren/Troy: 168,992
31) Newark: 164,328
32) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 156,555
33) Fort Worth/Arlington: 155,318
34) Stockton: 153,600
35) Tampa: 150,922
36) Orlando: 146,532
37) Charlotte: 132,152
38) Columbus/Franklin County: 122,816
39) Fresno: 122,159
40) Raleigh/Cary: 113,853
41) Tacoma/Lakewood: 109,182
42) St. Louis: 104,826

Black (alone and in combination) - All over 250,000 listed.
1) New York City: 2,296,103
2) Atlanta: 2,128,962
3) Washington DC: 1,415,630
4) Chicago: 1,383,626
5) Houston: 1,279,987
6) Dallas/Plano: 887,823
7) Los Angeles: 862,757
8) Baltimore: 857,431
9) Philadelphia: 779,245
10) Detroit/Livonia: 702,766
11) Memphis: 627,912
12) Charlotte: 615,817
13) Virginia Beach: 578,414
14) Fort Lauderdale: 550,704
15) St. Louis: 545,223
16) Newark: 491,754
17) New Orleans: 437,140
18) Cleveland: 434,980
19) Orlando: 425,023
20) Tampa: 401,879
21) Fort Worth/Arlington: 398,401
22) Miami/Kendall: 396,430
23) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 392,110
24) Richmond: 383,986
25) Columbus: 373,119
26) Riverside/San Bernardino: 371,876
27) Jacksonville: 360,534
28) Indianapolis: 348,408
29) Birmingham: 338,291
30) Phoenix: 325,401
31) Las Vegas: 320,315
32) Warren/Troy: 314,396
33) Baton Rouge: 310,912
34) Nashville: 309,616
35) Cincinnati: 306,901
36) Oakland/Berkley: 299,440
37) Kansas City: 296,834
38) Jackson: 288,140
39) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 284,014
40) Boston: 280,804
41) Columbia/Lexington: 280,516
42) Raleigh/Cary: 275,383
43) West Palm Beach: 273,743
44) Milwaukee: 272,492

Hispanic - All over 300,000 listed
1) Los Angeles: 4,804,763
2) New York City: 3,565,627
3) Houston: 2,669,503
4) Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,373,208
5) Miami/Kendall: 1,856,938
6) Chicago: 1,710,337
7) Dallas/Plano: 1,538,701
8) Phoenix: 1,472,948
9) San Antonio: 1,389,685
10) San Diego: 1,119,629
11) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,086,834
12) Orlando: 856,028
13) Washington DC: 845,822
14) McAllen/Edinburg: 800,001
15) Atlanta: 730,470
16) Austin: 728,021
17) El Paso: 717,387
18) Oakland/Berkley: 708,649
19) Las Vegas: 701,406
20) Fort Worth/Arlington: 697,033
21) Denver: 691,711
22) Tampa: 655,022
23) Fort Lauderdale: 608,703
24) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 589,384
25) Fresno: 540,723
26) Sacramento: 533,221
27) San Jose: 526,598
28) Newark: 514,491
29) Bakersfield: 499,159
30) Albuquerque: 439,138
31) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 398,125
32) Brownsville/Harlingen: 376,680
33) Tucson: 372,788
34) Oxnard/Ventura: 365,282
35) West Palm Beach: 349,933
36) Seattle/Bellevue: 338,365
37) Portland: 332,155
38) San Francisco/San Mateo: 328,147
39) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 326,092
40) Stockton: 325,725
41) Charlotte: 312,184
42) Visalia: 309,895

White Alone - All over 1,000,000 listed
1) New York City: 4,417,586
2) Chicago: 3,427,233
3) Atlanta: 2,661,835
4) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 2,648,247
5) Phoenix: 2,597,577
6) Los Angeles: 2,563,609
7) Houston: 2,399,789
8) Washington DC: 2,088,703
9) Dallas/Plano: 2,074,022
10) St. Louis: 1,983,321
11) Pittsburgh: 1,947,870
12) Warren/Troy: 1,942,401
13) Tampa: 1,888,689
14) Denver: 1,814,213
15) Seattle/Bellevue: 1,759,003
16) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 1,746,784
17) Portland: 1,726,583
18) Cincinnati: 1,712,872
19) Cambridge/Newton: 1,622,343
20) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 1,545,295
21) Charlotte: 1,537,545
22) Kansas City: 1,501,275
23) Baltimore: 1,499,155
24) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 1,491,617
25) Columbus: 1,478,968
26) Indianapolis: 1,439,031
27) San Diego: 1,422,205
28) Cleveland: 1,407,943
29) Nashville: 1,359,362
30) Riverside/San Bernardino: 1,354,348
31) Boston: 1,272,240
32) Providence/Warwick: 1,199,708
33) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,198,655
34) Fort Worth/Arlington: 1,192,352
35) Orlando: 1,162,010
36) Sacramento: 1,156,794
37) Austin: 1,133,113
38) Newark: 1,055,834
39) Milwaukee: 1,009,707

[aries4118]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

I decided to take a crack at a metric I haven't explored before: Metropolitan Divisions.

Below is some data from Metropolitan Division. Some Metro Areas are all one division. Data is from the 2020 Census.

Asian (alone and in combination) - All over 100,000 listed.
1) New York City: 1,914,434
2) Los Angeles: 1,635,790
3) Oakland/Berkley: 853,716
4) San Jose: 811,305
5) Anaheim/Irvine: 777,738
6) Honolulu: 703,490
7) Seattle/Bellevue: 670,168
8) Chicago: 644,869
9) Houston: 642,746
10) Washington DC: 606,421
11) San Francisco/San Mateo: 584,391
12) Dallas/Plano: 515,796
13) San Diego: 495,274
14) Atlanta: 441,049
15) Sacramento: 431,485
16) Riverside/San Bernardino: 406,011
17) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 361,999
18) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 305,099
19) Las Vegas: 301,029
20) Phoenix: 269,642
21) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 267,213
22) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 251,423
23) Portland: 249,060
24) Baltimore: 209,701
25) Fredrick/Rockville: 197,182
26) Boston: 196,213
27) Austin: 191,547
28) Philadelphia: 185,945
29) Denver: 179,074
30) Warren/Troy: 168,992
31) Newark: 164,328
32) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 156,555
33) Fort Worth/Arlington: 155,318
34) Stockton: 153,600
35) Tampa: 150,922
36) Orlando: 146,532
37) Charlotte: 132,152
38) Columbus/Franklin County: 122,816
39) Fresno: 122,159
40) Raleigh/Cary: 113,853
41) Tacoma/Lakewood: 109,182
42) St. Louis: 104,826

Black (alone and in combination) - All over 250,000 listed.
1) New York City: 2,296,103
2) Atlanta: 2,128,962
3) Washington DC: 1,415,630
4) Chicago: 1,383,626
5) Houston: 1,279,987
6) Dallas/Plano: 887,823
7) Los Angeles: 862,757
8) Baltimore: 857,431
9) Philadelphia: 779,245
10) Detroit/Livonia: 702,766
11) Memphis: 627,912
12) Charlotte: 615,817
13) Virginia Beach: 578,414
14) Fort Lauderdale: 550,704
15) St. Louis: 545,223
16) Newark: 491,754
17) New Orleans: 437,140
18) Cleveland: 434,980
19) Orlando: 425,023
20) Tampa: 401,879
21) Fort Worth/Arlington: 398,401
22) Miami/Kendall: 396,430
23) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 392,110
24) Richmond: 383,986
25) Columbus: 373,119
26) Riverside/San Bernardino: 371,876
27) Jacksonville: 360,534
28) Indianapolis: 348,408
29) Birmingham: 338,291
30) Phoenix: 325,401
31) Las Vegas: 320,315
32) Warren/Troy: 314,396
33) Baton Rouge: 310,912
34) Nashville: 309,616
35) Cincinnati: 306,901
36) Oakland/Berkley: 299,440
37) Kansas City: 296,834
38) Jackson: 288,140
39) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 284,014
40) Boston: 280,804
41) Columbia/Lexington: 280,516
42) Raleigh/Cary: 275,383
43) West Palm Beach: 273,743
44) Milwaukee: 272,492

Hispanic - All over 300,000 listed
1) Los Angeles: 4,804,763
2) New York City: 3,565,627
3) Houston: 2,669,503
4) Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,373,208
5) Miami/Kendall: 1,856,938
6) Chicago: 1,710,337
7) Dallas/Plano: 1,538,701
8) Phoenix: 1,472,948
9) San Antonio: 1,389,685
10) San Diego: 1,119,629
11) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,086,834
12) Orlando: 856,028
13) Washington DC: 845,822
14) McAllen/Edinburg: 800,001
15) Atlanta: 730,470
16) Austin: 728,021
17) El Paso: 717,387
18) Oakland/Berkley: 708,649
19) Las Vegas: 701,406
20) Fort Worth/Arlington: 697,033
21) Denver: 691,711
22) Tampa: 655,022
23) Fort Lauderdale: 608,703
24) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 589,384
25) Fresno: 540,723
26) Sacramento: 533,221
27) San Jose: 526,598
28) Newark: 514,491
29) Bakersfield: 499,159
30) Albuquerque: 439,138
31) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 398,125
32) Brownsville/Harlingen: 376,680
33) Tucson: 372,788
34) Oxnard/Ventura: 365,282
35) West Palm Beach: 349,933
36) Seattle/Bellevue: 338,365
37) Portland: 332,155
38) San Francisco/San Mateo: 328,147
39) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 326,092
40) Stockton: 325,725
41) Charlotte: 312,184
42) Visalia: 309,895

White Alone - All over 1,000,000 listed
1) New York City: 4,417,586
2) Chicago: 3,427,233
3) Atlanta: 2,661,835
4) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 2,648,247
5) Phoenix: 2,597,577
6) Los Angeles: 2,563,609
7) Houston: 2,399,789
8) Washington DC: 2,088,703
9) Dallas/Plano: 2,074,022
10) St. Louis: 1,983,321
11) Pittsburgh: 1,947,870
12) Warren/Troy: 1,942,401
13) Tampa: 1,888,689
14) Denver: 1,814,213
15) Seattle/Bellevue: 1,759,003
16) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 1,746,784
17) Portland: 1,726,583
18) Cincinnati: 1,712,872
19) Cambridge/Newton: 1,622,343
20) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 1,545,295
21) Charlotte: 1,537,545
22) Kansas City: 1,501,275
23) Baltimore: 1,499,155
24) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 1,491,617
25) Columbus: 1,478,968
26) Indianapolis: 1,439,031
27) San Diego: 1,422,205
28) Cleveland: 1,407,943
29) Nashville: 1,359,362
30) Riverside/San Bernardino: 1,354,348
31) Boston: 1,272,240
32) Providence/Warwick: 1,199,708
33) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,198,655
34) Fort Worth/Arlington: 1,192,352
35) Orlando: 1,162,010
36) Sacramento: 1,156,794
37) Austin: 1,133,113
38) Newark: 1,055,834
39) Milwaukee: 1,009,707

Look how White that Atlanta actually is…

[boreatwork]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

I decided to take a crack at a metric I haven't explored before: Metropolitan Divisions.

Below is some data from Metropolitan Division. Some Metro Areas are all one division. Data is from the 2020 Census.

Asian (alone and in combination) - All over 100,000 listed.
1) New York City: 1,914,434
2) Los Angeles: 1,635,790
3) Oakland/Berkley: 853,716
4) San Jose: 811,305
5) Anaheim/Irvine: 777,738
6) Honolulu: 703,490
7) Seattle/Bellevue: 670,168
8) Chicago: 644,869
9) Houston: 642,746
10) Washington DC: 606,421
11) San Francisco/San Mateo: 584,391
12) Dallas/Plano: 515,796
13) San Diego: 495,274
14) Atlanta: 441,049
15) Sacramento: 431,485
16) Riverside/San Bernardino: 406,011
17) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 361,999
18) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 305,099
19) Las Vegas: 301,029
20) Phoenix: 269,642
21) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 267,213
22) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 251,423
23) Portland: 249,060
24) Baltimore: 209,701
25) Fredrick/Rockville: 197,182
26) Boston: 196,213
27) Austin: 191,547
28) Philadelphia: 185,945
29) Denver: 179,074
30) Warren/Troy: 168,992
31) Newark: 164,328
32) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 156,555
33) Fort Worth/Arlington: 155,318
34) Stockton: 153,600
35) Tampa: 150,922
36) Orlando: 146,532
37) Charlotte: 132,152
38) Columbus/Franklin County: 122,816
39) Fresno: 122,159
40) Raleigh/Cary: 113,853
41) Tacoma/Lakewood: 109,182
42) St. Louis: 104,826

Black (alone and in combination) - All over 250,000 listed.
1) New York City: 2,296,103
2) Atlanta: 2,128,962
3) Washington DC: 1,415,630
4) Chicago: 1,383,626
5) Houston: 1,279,987
6) Dallas/Plano: 887,823
7) Los Angeles: 862,757
8) Baltimore: 857,431
9) Philadelphia: 779,245
10) Detroit/Livonia: 702,766
11) Memphis: 627,912
12) Charlotte: 615,817
13) Virginia Beach: 578,414
14) Fort Lauderdale: 550,704
15) St. Louis: 545,223
16) Newark: 491,754
17) New Orleans: 437,140
18) Cleveland: 434,980
19) Orlando: 425,023
20) Tampa: 401,879
21) Fort Worth/Arlington: 398,401
22) Miami/Kendall: 396,430
23) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 392,110
24) Richmond: 383,986
25) Columbus: 373,119
26) Riverside/San Bernardino: 371,876
27) Jacksonville: 360,534
28) Indianapolis: 348,408
29) Birmingham: 338,291
30) Phoenix: 325,401
31) Las Vegas: 320,315
32) Warren/Troy: 314,396
33) Baton Rouge: 310,912
34) Nashville: 309,616
35) Cincinnati: 306,901
36) Oakland/Berkley: 299,440
37) Kansas City: 296,834
38) Jackson: 288,140
39) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 284,014
40) Boston: 280,804
41) Columbia/Lexington: 280,516
42) Raleigh/Cary: 275,383
43) West Palm Beach: 273,743
44) Milwaukee: 272,492

Hispanic - All over 300,000 listed
1) Los Angeles: 4,804,763
2) New York City: 3,565,627
3) Houston: 2,669,503
4) Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,373,208
5) Miami/Kendall: 1,856,938
6) Chicago: 1,710,337
7) Dallas/Plano: 1,538,701
8) Phoenix: 1,472,948
9) San Antonio: 1,389,685
10) San Diego: 1,119,629
11) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,086,834
12) Orlando: 856,028
13) Washington DC: 845,822
14) McAllen/Edinburg: 800,001
15) Atlanta: 730,470
16) Austin: 728,021
17) El Paso: 717,387
18) Oakland/Berkley: 708,649
19) Las Vegas: 701,406
20) Fort Worth/Arlington: 697,033
21) Denver: 691,711
22) Tampa: 655,022
23) Fort Lauderdale: 608,703
24) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 589,384
25) Fresno: 540,723
26) Sacramento: 533,221
27) San Jose: 526,598
28) Newark: 514,491
29) Bakersfield: 499,159
30) Albuquerque: 439,138
31) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 398,125
32) Brownsville/Harlingen: 376,680
33) Tucson: 372,788
34) Oxnard/Ventura: 365,282
35) West Palm Beach: 349,933
36) Seattle/Bellevue: 338,365
37) Portland: 332,155
38) San Francisco/San Mateo: 328,147
39) Cambridge/Newton/Framingham: 326,092
40) Stockton: 325,725
41) Charlotte: 312,184
42) Visalia: 309,895

White Alone - All over 1,000,000 listed
1) New York City: 4,417,586
2) Chicago: 3,427,233
3) Atlanta: 2,661,835
4) Minneapolis/St. Paul: 2,648,247
5) Phoenix: 2,597,577
6) Los Angeles: 2,563,609
7) Houston: 2,399,789
8) Washington DC: 2,088,703
9) Dallas/Plano: 2,074,022
10) St. Louis: 1,983,321
11) Pittsburgh: 1,947,870
12) Warren/Troy: 1,942,401
13) Tampa: 1,888,689
14) Denver: 1,814,213
15) Seattle/Bellevue: 1,759,003
16) Nassau/Suffolk Counties: 1,746,784
17) Portland: 1,726,583
18) Cincinnati: 1,712,872
19) Cambridge/Newton: 1,622,343
20) Montgomery/Bucks/Chester Counties: 1,545,295
21) Charlotte: 1,537,545
22) Kansas City: 1,501,275
23) Baltimore: 1,499,155
24) New Brunswick/Lakewood: 1,491,617
25) Columbus: 1,478,968
26) Indianapolis: 1,439,031
27) San Diego: 1,422,205
28) Cleveland: 1,407,943
29) Nashville: 1,359,362
30) Riverside/San Bernardino: 1,354,348
31) Boston: 1,272,240
32) Providence/Warwick: 1,199,708
33) Anaheim/Irvine: 1,198,655
34) Fort Worth/Arlington: 1,192,352
35) Orlando: 1,162,010
36) Sacramento: 1,156,794
37) Austin: 1,133,113
38) Newark: 1,055,834
39) Milwaukee: 1,009,707

I'm assuming Philly listed as 1 jurisdiction bc I thought Philly was after Chicago around 1.2 mill black

[As Above So Below...]

Originally Posted by boreatwork

I'm assuming Philly listed as 1 jurisdiction bc I thought Philly was after Chicago around 1.2 mill black

This is by metropolitan division. Philly and Montgomery/Berks/Chester Counties are separate metropolitan division.

[jas75]

Originally Posted by jas75

County total population estimates for 2022 will be released on March 30. Usually the age/race estimates come out in June.

https://www.census.gov/newsroom/tip-...3/tp23-05.html

The state and county level age and race estimates for 2022 will be released on June 22nd.

https://www.census.gov/newsroom/tip-...3/tp23-10.html