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Old 03-22-2007, 07:36 AM
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Default New Omaha Census figures:
.Sarpy County 142,637 3,392
.Saunders County 20,344 -95
.Washington County 20,044 216
.Douglas County 492,003 5,149
.Cass County 25,963 186
.Pottawattamie County 90,218 545
.Mills County 15,595 340
.Harrison County 15,745 -14
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Omaha MSA 822,549 +9,719
.Dodge County 36,171 107
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Omaha CSA 858,720 +9,826



.Lancaster County 267,135 +2,431
.Seward County 16,835 99
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Lincoln MSA 283,970 +2,530

Omaha/Linclon 1,142690 +12,356
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Old 03-22-2007, 06:11 PM
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What was the domestic outmigration and inmigration numbers?

I am sure a vast majority of that growth is from the very high birth rate.
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Old 03-23-2007, 07:06 AM
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What was the domestic outmigration and inmigration numbers?

I am sure a vast majority of that growth is from the very high birth rate.
I don't know Mattden, but I do know that Omaha has experienced a net-inmigration several of the past years...
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