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How many did Spartanburg add? Link not opening for me right now.
2,143, or only 0.7%, so Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin-Easley might be glad it's not included. Anderson County's gain of 1,284 was also a 0.7 increase for the county, thus pulling down the Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin-Easley's growth rate.
2,143, or only 0.7%, so Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin-Easley might be glad it's not included. Anderson County's gain of 1,284 was also a 0.7 increase for the county, thus pulling down the Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin-Easley's growth rate.
Thank you CD. Rates are relevant to current size. If a town has 1 person and adds 1 person, percentage wise astronomical growth for that town. That's why I asked how many people they added. I think it's Greenville-Mauldin-Anderson.
What about the Charlotte metro counties (York, Lancaster, Chester)?
Sumter lost 4. I don't keep up with county population growth unless it's local. Outside of the local scene I follow on city and MSA figures. Charlotte's MSA grew at 1.8% to Raleigh's 2.something%. BTW, Newberry County lost 66.
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