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Actually I do. I read just fine.. There is no such thing as the "Greater Tampa Bay area", its just the Tampa Bay area.
You're really being obtuse. "Greater" is just a general term when referring to an area that encompasses multiple metro/micropolitan areas. Call it what you want. . .Tampa Bay or Greater Tampa Bay grew by 99k in 12 months.
You're really being obtuse. "Greater" is just a general term when referring to an area that encompasses multiple metro/micropolitan areas. Call it what you want. . .Tampa Bay or Greater Tampa Bay grew by 99k in 12 months.
And what is the supposed population of this "Greater" Tampa Bay Area, according to you?
Since we're on the topic of MSAs and CSAs, does the Census compile Urban Area information? If it does, was that information released today? I know Demographia does, and I find UAs to be a better measure of population, as it eliminates a lot of the "fluff" associated with MSAs and CSAs.
2016 Global Urban Area estimates are out. For UAs over 500,000, they are updated annually.
Note that the UA land areas and densities are not updated since 2010, only the total numbers. http://www.demographia.com/db-worldua.pdf
And what is the supposed population of this "Greater" Tampa Bay Area, according to you?
You're the one that said you can read. Refer to Red Johns post on page# 32 specifically post#319
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