Tennessee's 2020 Census results (Memphis, Nashville-Davidson, Knoxville: house, college, living)

[jerryfrmthe1]

Originally Posted by JMT

Ok the 2020 estimates are out. Remember, these are just estimates, not official Census counts. The official counts won't come out until July, I think. The only estimates right now are for metropolitan and micropolitan areas and their counties.

metropolitan area...2020 est...1-year change...10-year change
Nashville...1,961,232...27,777...315,032
Memphis...1,348,678...2,332...32,578
Knoxville...878,124...8,986...63,210
Chattanooga...569,931...4,749...41,788
Clarksville...314,364...4,615...40,415
Kingsport-Bristol...308,183...393...-1,361
Johnson City...204,540...560...5,824
Jackson...179,131...476...-563
Morristown...143,982...1,140...7,374
Cleveland...125,906...909...10,118

micropolitan area...2020 est...1-year change...10-year change
Cookeville...115,359...1,293...9,313
Tullahoma-Manchester...106,555...1,144...6,345
Sevierville...99,244...842...9,355
Greeneville...69,571...444...740
Crossville...61,603...771...5,550
Athens...54,208...398...1,942
Shelbyville...50,179...495...5,121
Lawrenceburg...44,432...269...2,563
McMinnville...41,605...336...1,766
Dyersburg...36,693...-429...-1,642
Newport...36,225...208...563
Lewisburg...35,016...509...4,399
Dayton...33,443...237...1,634
Martin...33,334...65...-1,687
Paris...32,056...-253...-274
Union City...30,131...-118...-1,676
Brownsville...17,002...-242...-1,785

https://www.census.gov/programs-surv...cal-areas.html

With the estimates even with hickman county nashville still wouldn’t hit 2,000,000

[GWoodle]

Originally Posted by jerryfrmthe1

With the estimates even with hickman county nashville still wouldn’t hit 2,000,000

With about 25,000 Hickman county is too small to matter.

For some maybe we should add Montgomery county (Clarksville) and 158,000. Problem is the MSA includes nearby Stewart county (Dover) then 2 adjacent counties in Ky (Can you say Ft Campbell).

Be interesting to see how Clarksville compares with Murfreesboro. Franklin may not be in the 100,000 class yet.

The next 3 communities are Hendersonville, Smyrna, Bellevue in the 50,000 class. Be fun to see if Brentwood, Gallatin, Lebanon, Donelson, Mount Juliet, Hermitage, La Vergne, Columbia, Madison, Spring Hill can grow into the class?

[jerryfrmthe1]

Originally Posted by GWoodle

With about 25,000 Hickman county is too small to matter.

For some maybe we should add Montgomery county (Clarksville) and 158,000. Problem is the MSA includes nearby Stewart county (Dover) then 2 adjacent counties in Ky (Can you say Ft Campbell).

Be interesting to see how Clarksville compares with Murfreesboro. Franklin may not be in the 100,000 class yet.

The next 3 communities are Hendersonville, Smyrna, Bellevue in the 50,000 class. Be fun to see if Brentwood, Gallatin, Lebanon, Donelson, Mount Juliet, Hermitage, La Vergne, Columbia, Madison, Spring Hill can grow into the class?

Well For Donelson, Hermitage i do think they will grow into the 50,000 class and i do think they should add Montgomery county but the commute times aren’t high enough for it to even be in a CSA

[Hey_Hey]

Bellevue, madison, Donelson, and Hermitage are all part of Nashville. Their populations will count for Nashville, although you could calculate their populations by figuring out which census districts are encompassed by those areas.

The difficulty with Montgomery County being included is that much of the employment is in Fort Campbell. Even with a sizable population commuting to Nashville for work, it is hard to overcome the commuters staying in Fort Campbell or Clarksville. Over time I believe we will see it become more closely connected to both Nashville and Robertson County. However, it would take substantial growth along the I-24 corridor for it to join up with the Nashville MSA. I don’t know the requirements for CSA inclusion, but that’s clearly more likely. I do think Clarksville functions like a CSA with Nashville, but I’m not sure if it will meet the true definition anytime soon.

[crltn19]

County population 2019 estimate vs. 2020 estimate:

Top 10 counties with largest population:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Shelby County... 937,070... 936,017... (1,053)... -0.11%
Davidson County... 692,999... 694,176... 1,177... 0.17%
Knox County... 470,137... 475,609... 5,472... 1.16%
Hamilton County... 367,776... 371,662... 3,886... 1.06%
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Sullivan County... 158,469... 158,755... 286... 0.18%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%


Top 10 counties with largest one-year numerical growth:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Knox County... 470,137... 475,609... 5,472... 1.16%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Hamilton County... 367,776... 371,662... 3,886... 1.06%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%
Maury County... 96,795... 99,590... 2,795... 2.89%
Blount County... 133,396... 134,751... 1,355... 1.02%
Davidson County... 692,999... 694,176... 1,177... 0.17%


Top 10 counties with largest one-year percentage growth:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Maury County... 96,795... 99,590... 2,795... 2.89%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
DeKalb County... 20,409... 20,837... 428... 2.10%
Cannon County... 14,583... 14,847... 264... 1.81%
Coffee County... 56,717... 57,632... 915... 1.61%
Loudon County... 54,039... 54,910... 871... 1.61%


Source:
https://www.census.gov/programs-surv...ies-total.html

[crltn19]

Top 30 cities/towns with largest population:

city/town... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)... 669,725... 671,295... 1,570... 0.23%
Memphis city... 650,998... 649,705... (1,293)... -0.20%
Knoxville city... 187,532... 190,223... 2,691... 1.43%
Chattanooga city... 182,828... 184,742... 1,914... 1.05%
Clarksville city... 158,714... 161,247... 2,533... 1.60%
Murfreesboro city... 146,835... 150,757... 3,922... 2.67%
Franklin city... 83,197... 85,316... 2,119... 2.55%
Jackson city... 67,226... 67,402... 176... 0.26%
Johnson City city... 67,084... 67,142... 58... 0.09%
Bartlett city... 59,437... 59,327... (110)... -0.19%
Hendersonville city... 58,156... 59,323... 1,167... 2.01%
Kingsport city... 54,181... 54,112... (69)... -0.13%
Smyrna town... 51,579... 53,185... 1,606... 3.11%
Collierville town... 51,035... 51,441... 406... 0.80%
Spring Hill city... 43,852... 46,152... 2,300... 5.24%
Cleveland city... 45,556... 45,948... 392... 0.86%
Gallatin city... 42,985... 44,335... 1,350... 3.14%
Brentwood city... 42,823... 42,876... 53... 0.12%
Columbia city... 40,494... 41,826... 1,332... 3.29%
Germantown city... 39,219... 39,186... (33)... -0.08%
Mount Juliet city... 36,990... 38,526... 1,536... 4.15%
Lebanon city... 36,450... 38,086... 1,636... 4.49%
La Vergne city... 35,682... 35,646... (36)... -0.10%
Cookeville city... 34,575... 35,060... 485... 1.40%
Morristown city... 30,125... 30,275... 150... 0.50%
Maryville city... 29,806... 29,995... 189... 0.63%
Oak Ridge city... 29,170... 29,340... 170... 0.58%
Bristol city... 26,997... 27,142... 145... 0.54%
Farragut town... 23,768... 24,045... 277... 1.17%
Shelbyville city... 22,110... 22,326... 216... 0.98%


Top 10 cities/towns with largest one-year numerical growth in population:

city/town... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
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Murfreesboro city... 146,835... 150,757... 3,922... 2.67%
Knoxville city... 187,532... 190,223... 2,691... 1.43%
Clarksville city... 158,714... 161,247... 2,533... 1.60%
Spring Hill city... 43,852... 46,152... 2,300... 5.24%
Franklin city... 83,197... 85,316... 2,119... 2.55%
Chattanooga city... 182,828... 184,742... 1,914... 1.05%
Lebanon city... 36,450... 38,086... 1,636... 4.49%
Smyrna town... 51,579... 53,185... 1,606... 3.11%
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)... 669,725... 671,295... 1,570... 0.23%
Mount Juliet city... 36,990... 38,526... 1,536... 4.15%


Source:
https://www.census.gov/programs-surv...wns-total.html

[jerryfrmthe1]

Originally Posted by crltn19

County population 2019 estimate vs. 2020 estimate:

Top 10 counties with largest population:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Shelby County... 937,070... 936,017... (1,053)... -0.11%
Davidson County... 692,999... 694,176... 1,177... 0.17%
Knox County... 470,137... 475,609... 5,472... 1.16%
Hamilton County... 367,776... 371,662... 3,886... 1.06%
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Sullivan County... 158,469... 158,755... 286... 0.18%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%


Top 10 counties with largest one-year numerical growth:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Knox County... 470,137... 475,609... 5,472... 1.16%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Hamilton County... 367,776... 371,662... 3,886... 1.06%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%
Maury County... 96,795... 99,590... 2,795... 2.89%
Blount County... 133,396... 134,751... 1,355... 1.02%
Davidson County... 692,999... 694,176... 1,177... 0.17%


Top 10 counties with largest one-year percentage growth:

county... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Maury County... 96,795... 99,590... 2,795... 2.89%
Williamson County... 238,556... 245,348... 6,792... 2.85%
Wilson County... 144,507... 148,130... 3,623... 2.51%
Rutherford County... 332,125... 339,261... 7,136... 2.15%
Sumner County... 191,497... 195,561... 4,064... 2.12%
Montgomery County... 209,807... 214,251... 4,444... 2.12%
DeKalb County... 20,409... 20,837... 428... 2.10%
Cannon County... 14,583... 14,847... 264... 1.81%
Coffee County... 56,717... 57,632... 915... 1.61%
Loudon County... 54,039... 54,910... 871... 1.61%


Source:
https://www.census.gov/programs-surv...ies-total.html

Rutherford is getting closer and closer to Hamilton

[jerryfrmthe1]

Originally Posted by crltn19

Top 30 cities/towns with largest population:

city/town... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)... 669,725... 671,295... 1,570... 0.23%
Memphis city... 650,998... 649,705... (1,293)... -0.20%
Knoxville city... 187,532... 190,223... 2,691... 1.43%
Chattanooga city... 182,828... 184,742... 1,914... 1.05%
Clarksville city... 158,714... 161,247... 2,533... 1.60%
Murfreesboro city... 146,835... 150,757... 3,922... 2.67%
Franklin city... 83,197... 85,316... 2,119... 2.55%
Jackson city... 67,226... 67,402... 176... 0.26%
Johnson City city... 67,084... 67,142... 58... 0.09%
Bartlett city... 59,437... 59,327... (110)... -0.19%
Hendersonville city... 58,156... 59,323... 1,167... 2.01%
Kingsport city... 54,181... 54,112... (69)... -0.13%
Smyrna town... 51,579... 53,185... 1,606... 3.11%
Collierville town... 51,035... 51,441... 406... 0.80%
Spring Hill city... 43,852... 46,152... 2,300... 5.24%
Cleveland city... 45,556... 45,948... 392... 0.86%
Gallatin city... 42,985... 44,335... 1,350... 3.14%
Brentwood city... 42,823... 42,876... 53... 0.12%
Columbia city... 40,494... 41,826... 1,332... 3.29%
Germantown city... 39,219... 39,186... (33)... -0.08%
Mount Juliet city... 36,990... 38,526... 1,536... 4.15%
Lebanon city... 36,450... 38,086... 1,636... 4.49%
La Vergne city... 35,682... 35,646... (36)... -0.10%
Cookeville city... 34,575... 35,060... 485... 1.40%
Morristown city... 30,125... 30,275... 150... 0.50%
Maryville city... 29,806... 29,995... 189... 0.63%
Oak Ridge city... 29,170... 29,340... 170... 0.58%
Bristol city... 26,997... 27,142... 145... 0.54%
Farragut town... 23,768... 24,045... 277... 1.17%
Shelbyville city... 22,110... 22,326... 216... 0.98%


Top 10 cities/towns with largest one-year numerical growth in population:

city/town... 2019 estimate... 2020 estimate... change... % change
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Murfreesboro city... 146,835... 150,757... 3,922... 2.67%
Knoxville city... 187,532... 190,223... 2,691... 1.43%
Clarksville city... 158,714... 161,247... 2,533... 1.60%
Spring Hill city... 43,852... 46,152... 2,300... 5.24%
Franklin city... 83,197... 85,316... 2,119... 2.55%
Chattanooga city... 182,828... 184,742... 1,914... 1.05%
Lebanon city... 36,450... 38,086... 1,636... 4.49%
Smyrna town... 51,579... 53,185... 1,606... 3.11%
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)... 669,725... 671,295... 1,570... 0.23%
Mount Juliet city... 36,990... 38,526... 1,536... 4.15%


Source:
https://www.census.gov/programs-surv...wns-total.html

Also Nashville has seemed to slow down but it’s suburbs are keeping up the slack

[LauraC]

I would have guessed Morristown gained but you can't compare its raw numbers with those of a large city. I know where I send some people to live and based on what city is at the top it looks like it's working.

[oobanks]

Exciting day on tap!!! Seems the official Cities and Counties numbers will be released today... Cant wait to see the outcome...