Metros where most growth is outside state that Central City is in (suburbs)

[censusdata]

For those metros that take up multiple states, especally where rivers serve as the borders, how many can you name where the "other side", the side not containing the main city, is outgrowing the dominant side? Can be either in actual numbers or percent

Two that come to mind are Memphis and Cincinnati.

2000 to 2010 population change

Memphis +110,896
TN +53,000 +0%
MS + 57,000 +38%
AR + 1,000 0%

Cincinnati +120,519
OH +69,519 + 4%
KY + 45,000 +14%
IN + 6,000 +7%

What others can you think of?

[WILWRadio]

The Kansas suburbs of Kansas City are growing at a much faster rate than their cousins on the Missouri side.

[censusdata]

Found another one that surprises me. Portland OR. The WA side grew 25% in the past decade, the OR side only grew 10%

[calvinbama]

Memphis was my first thought. Columbus GA maybe, Charlotte somewhat, Chattanooga spills into AL and GA, New Orleans is starting to creep into MS

[Acntx]

Here are a few that I found:

Boston-Cambridge-Quincy, MA-NH MSA
Metro Area
2010: 4,552,402
2000: 4,392,349
Change: +160,053
Growth Rate: +3.6%

Massachusetts (Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, & Suffolk counties)
2010: 4,134,036
2000: 4,002,754
Change: +131,282
Growth Rate: +3.3%

New Hampshire (Rockingham & Strafford counties)
2010: 418,366
2000: 389,595
Change: +28,771
Growth Rate: +7.4%

Kansas City, MO-KS MSA
Metro Area
2010: 2,035,334
2000: 1,836,425
Change: +198,909
Growth Rate: +10.8%

Missouri (Bass, Caldwell, Cass, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Lafayette, Platte, & Ray counties)
2010: 1,188,988
2000: 1,095,674
Change: +93,314
Growth Rate: +8.5%

Kansas (Franklin, Johnson, Leavenworth, Linn, Miami, & Wyandotte counties)
2010: 846,346
2000: 740,751
Change: +105,595
Growth Rate: +14.3%

Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA MSA
Metro Area
2010: 2,226,009
2000: 1,927,883
Change: +298,126
Growth Rate: +15.5%

Oregon (Columbia, Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington, & Yamhill counties)
2010: 1,789,580
2000: 1,572,773
Change: +216,807
Growth Rate: +13.8%

Washington (Clark & Skamania counties)
2010: 436,429
2000: 355,110
Change: +81,319
Growth Rate: +22.9%

Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC MSA
Metro Area
2010: 556,877
2000: 499,656
Change: +57,221
Growth Rate: +11.5%

Georgia (Burke, Columbia, McDuffie, & Richmond counties)
2010: 369,793
2000: 332,540
Change: +37,253
Growth Rate: +11.2%

South Carolina (Aiken & Edgefield counties)
2010: 187,084
2000: 167,116
Change: +19,968
Growth Rate: +11.9%

[ckhthankgod]

Does anyone have information on the Philadelphia, Tidewater/Hampton Roads, Louisville, Evansville, Omaha, Sioux Falls, Grand Forks, Twin Cities, El Paso and NYC metros in that regard?

[censusdata]

An important note on Louisville 2000 to 2010 population growth... the Census eliminated one county (Scott Co IN). If you either don't count SC in 00 or do count it in 10 you would get the following for THE Ville

Louisville + 145,672
KY side +121,000; + 13%
IN side + 24,641, +10%

[2Easy]

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