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Old 05-25-2017, 08:07 AM
 
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This table is for cities over 50,000

Releasing data on all cities during the day.
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Old 05-25-2017, 08:55 AM
 
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Hope Conroe, Frisco, McKinney, Georgetown, and New Braunfels are all keeping up...
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Old 05-25-2017, 10:06 AM
 
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Population losers overall:
Chicago (runaway loser) -9000, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Detroit, St Louis.

Biggest Population losers in TX:
Odessa -1300, Garland -1200.


Biggest population gainers overall:
Phoenix (runaway winner) +32,000, LA, San Antonio, New York, Seattle, Dallas, Ft Worth

Biggest TX gainers:
San Antonio +24,000, Dallas 21,000, Ft Worth: 20,000, Houston: 19,000, Austin 18,000.


Biggest small city gainers: Irvine CA: +10,00, Frisco:10,000 McKinney: 10,000.

Total population gains for a couple of popular states:
Texas: 215,000
CA: 192,000
AZ: 80,000
FL: 105,000
GA: 15,000
CO: 50,000
IL: - 13,000

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Old 05-25-2017, 11:58 AM
 
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Texas Cities 100K+
Houston 2,303,482 +18,666
San Antonio 1,492,510 +24,473
Dallas 1,317,929 +20,602
Austin 947,890 +17,738
Ft Worth 854,113 +19,942
El Paso 683,080 +4,510
Arlington 392,772 +4,238
Corpus Christi 325,733 +1,225
Plano 286,057 +2,807
Laredo 257,156 +2,439
Lubbock 252,506 +3,841
Irving 238,289 +2,292
Garland 234,943 -1,261
Amarillo 199,582 +1,236
Grand Prairie 190,682 +3,339
Brownsville 183,823 +1,090
McKinney 172,298 +9,607
Frisco 163,656 +9,576
Pasadena 153,351 -314
Mesquite 143,736 -530
Killeen 143,400 +2,787
McAllen 142,212 +2,380
Midland 134,610 +1,427
Waco 134,432 +2,431
Denton 133,808 +2,656
Carrollton 133,351 +523
Abilene 122,225 +323
Round Rock 120,892 4,846
Beaumont 118,299 +174
Odessa 117,871 -1,318
Pearland 113,570 +4,844
Richardson 113,347 +2,807
College Station 112,141 +3,103
Tyler 104,798 +1,318
Wichita Falls 104,724 +231
Lewisville 104,659 +959
League City 102,010 +3,861
San Angelo 100,702 +411
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Old 05-25-2017, 03:43 PM
 
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https://factfinder.census.gov/faces/...prodType=table

This table is for cities over 50,000

Releasing data on all cities during the day.

I listed the above about 6-7 hours ago. I have been looking at the census bureau data on line for over 20 years, the last several years, the easily accessible web-sites have disappeared.

Has anyone "found" the listing by state of ALL the cities in the state. I found a census website where you could enter any town/city at get the new figures, but I could NOT find a table, that HAS to on-line all the cities population by state?

Anyone found that yet?
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Old 05-26-2017, 10:46 AM
 
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Texas Cities 100K+
Houston 2,303,482 +18,666
San Antonio 1,492,510 +24,473
Dallas 1,317,929 +20,602
Austin 947,890 +17,738
Ft Worth 854,113 +19,942
El Paso 683,080 +4,510
Arlington 392,772 +4,238
Corpus Christi 325,733 +1,225
Plano 286,057 +2,807
Laredo 257,156 +2,439
Lubbock 252,506 +3,841
Irving 238,289 +2,292
Garland 234,943 -1,261
Amarillo 199,582 +1,236
Grand Prairie 190,682 +3,339
Brownsville 183,823 +1,090
McKinney 172,298 +9,607
Frisco 163,656 +9,576
Pasadena 153,351 -314
Mesquite 143,736 -530
Killeen 143,400 +2,787
McAllen 142,212 +2,380
Midland 134,610 +1,427
Waco 134,432 +2,431
Denton 133,808 +2,656
Carrollton 133,351 +523
Abilene 122,225 +323
Round Rock 120,892 4,846
Beaumont 118,299 +174
Odessa 117,871 -1,318
Pearland 113,570 +4,844
Richardson 113,347 +2,807
College Station 112,141 +3,103
Tyler 104,798 +1,318
Wichita Falls 104,724 +231
Lewisville 104,659 +959
League City 102,010 +3,861
San Angelo 100,702 +411
IF you added up ALL the 'cities' in the contiguous DFW region ; it would really STAND OUT ...
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Old 05-26-2017, 11:49 AM
 
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I'm surprised that some places like Garland has declined? I wonder what happened?
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Old 05-26-2017, 11:57 AM
 
Location: Texas
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I'm surprised that some places like Garland has declined? I wonder what happened?
Random guess, but I imagine they are older suburbs that have reached their maximum households (based on what they have built) and/or are now shrinking as a result of shrinking household and family sizes throughout the nation. Also, they are just one year estimates, so they may be just off enough to flip them in the negative.
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Old 05-26-2017, 12:30 PM
 
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now shrinking as a result of shrinking household and family sizes throughout the nation
Most likely 100% correct.
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Old 05-26-2017, 05:28 PM
 
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Random guess, but I imagine they are older suburbs that have reached their maximum households (based on what they have built) and/or are now shrinking as a result of shrinking household and family sizes throughout the nation. Also, they are just one year estimates, so they may be just off enough to flip them in the negative.
In my opinion Garland feels neglected. The city needs to formulate a plan. Nearly every city in DFW has something going for it but I can't of any Garland has to continue growing it's tax base. The fact that it's an older suburb isn't really a good reason. Arlington, Grand Prairie and Irving are just as old and they all seem to have something going for themselves (Texas Live, Irving Music Factory, The Epic/Ikea). Garland has more density over all of these cities (including Dallas). If they wanted to they could create a lively, unique urban neighborhood. The way DFW is growing, there's just no excuse to be losing population.
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