2019 United States Population Estimates for MSAs/CSAs (live, largest, places)

[Craziaskowboi]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

Its pretty clear that Americans prefer warm weather suburban climates.

What is a "suburban climate"?

[Chicagoland60426]

Census quickfacts now includes 2019 estimates for counties.

Can't wait to see estimates for cities.

[BoiWonder13]

Phoenix growth is impressive! Top 10 MSA now.

[metroboi]

Originally Posted by Trafalgar Law

Population of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) as of July 1, 2019:
01. New York MSA: 19,216,182
02. Los Angeles MSA: 13,214,799
03. Chicago MSA: 9,458,539
04. Dallas/Fort Worth MSA: 7,573,136
05. Houston MSA: 7,066,141
06. Washington D.C. MSA: 6,280,487
07. Miami/Fort Lauderdale MSA: 6,166,488
08. Philadelphia MSA: 6,102,434
09. Atlanta MSA: 6,020,364
10. Phoenix MSA: 4,948,203
11. Boston MSA: 4,873,019
12. San Francisco/Oakland MSA: 4,731,803
13. Riverside/San Bernardino MSA: 4,650,631
14. Detroit MSA: 4,319,629
15. Seattle MSA: 3,979,845
16. Minneapolis/Saint Paul MSA: 3,640,043
17. San Diego MSA: 3,338,330
18. Tampa/Saint Petersburg MSA: 3,194,831
19. Denver MSA: 2,967,239
20. Saint Louis MSA: 2,803,228
21. Baltimore MSA: 2,800,053
22. Charlotte MSA: 2,636,883
23. Orlando MSA: 2,608,147
24. San Antonio MSA: 2,550,960
25. Portland MSA: 2,492,412
26. Sacramento MSA: 2,363,730
27. Pittsburgh MSA: 2,317,600
28. Las Vegas MSA: 2,266,715
29. Austin MSA: 2,227,083
30. Cincinnati MSA: 2,221,208
31. Kansas City MSA: 2,157,990
32. Columbus MSA: 2,122,271
33. Indianapolis MSA: 2,074,537
34. Cleveland MSA: 2,048,449
35. San Jose MSA: 1,990,660
36. Nashville MSA: 1,934,317
37. Virginia Beach/Norfolk MSA: 1,768,901
38. Providence MSA: 1,624,578
39. Milwaukee MSA: 1,575,179
40. Jacksonville MSA: 1,559,514
41. Oklahoma City MSA: 1,408,950
42. Raleigh MSA: 1,390,785
43. Memphis MSA: 1,346,045
44. Richmond MSA: 1,291,900
45. New Orleans MSA: 1,270,530
46. Louisville MSA: 1,265,108
47. Salt Lake City MSA: 1,232,696
48. Hartford MSA: 1,204,877
49. Buffalo MSA: 1,127,983
50. Birmingham MSA: 1,090,435
51. Grand Rapids MSA: 1,077,370
52. Rochester MSA: 1,069,644
53. Tucson MSA: 1,047,279

Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) from July 1, 2018 - July 1, 2019 (1-Year Change):
01. Dallas/Fort Worth MSA: + 117,380
02. Phoenix MSA: + 98,994
03. Houston MSA: + 89,994
04. Atlanta MSA: + 75,061
05. Austin MSA: + 61,586
06. Seattle MSA: + 44,666
07. Charlotte MSA: + 43,933
08. Las Vegas MSA: + 40,600
09. Tampa/Saint Petersburg MSA: + 40,182
10. San Antonio MSA: + 38,581
11. Riverside/San Bernardino MSA: + 38,089
12. Denver MSA: + 35,574
13. Orlando MSA: + 33,309
14. Washington D.C. MSA: + 32,646
15. Minneapolis/Saint Paul MSA: + 29,982
16. Nashville MSA: + 29,591
17. Raleigh MSA: + 29,195
18. Jacksonville MSA: + 26,851
19. Miami/Fort Lauderdale MSA: + 22,651
20. Indianapolis MSA: + 22,169
21. Sacramento MSA: + 21,790
22. Portland MSA: + 19,062
23. Columbus MSA: + 18,077
24. Oklahoma City MSA: + 15,345
25. Salt Lake City MSA: + 14,015
26. Kansas City MSA: + 13,563
27. Boston MSA: + 13,483
28. Philadelphia MSA: + 11,226
29. Richmond MSA: + 10,807
30. Tucson MSA: + 10,725
31. Cincinnati MSA: + 9,272
32. Grand Rapids MSA: + 6,000
33. San Francisco/Oakland MSA: + 5,489
34. Virginia Beach/Norfolk MSA: + 5,188
35. San Diego MSA: + 4,469
36. Memphis MSA: + 3,548
37. Louisville MSA: + 3,085
38. Birmingham MSA: + 2,468
39. Providence MSA: + 2,199
40. Milwaukee MSA: + 1,184
41. New Orleans MSA: + 397
42. Baltimore MSA: -690
43. Saint Louis MSA: -730
44. Hartford MSA: -1,262
45. Buffalo MSA: -1,794
46. Rochester MSA: -1,955
47. Detroit MSA: -2,455
48. San Jose MSA: -3,144
49. Pittsburgh MSA: -5,053
50. Cleveland MSA: -5,346
51. Chicago MSA: -25,619
52. Los Angeles MSA: -35,080
53. New York MSA: -60,462


Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) from April 1, 2010 - July 1, 2019 (9 years and 3 months change):
01. Dallas/Fort Worth MSA: + 1,206,599
02. Houston MSA: + 1,145,654
03. Phoenix MSA: + 755,074
04. Atlanta MSA: + 733,646
05. Washington D.C. MSA: + 630,799
06. Miami/Fort Lauderdale MSA: + 600,214
07. Seattle MSA: + 540,037
08. Austin MSA: + 510,760
09. Orlando MSA: + 473,748
10. Riverside/San Bernardino MSA: + 425,683
11. Denver MSA: + 423,631
12. Tampa/Saint Petersburg MSA: + 411,346
13. San Antonio MSA: + 408,440
14. San Francisco/Oakland MSA: + 396,210
15. Charlotte MSA: + 392,920
16. Los Angeles MSA: + 385,842
17. Boston MSA: + 320,424
18. New York MSA: + 319,905
19. Las Vegas MSA: + 315,447
20. Minneapolis/Saint Paul MSA: + 306,415
21. Nashville MSA: + 288,134
22. Portland MSA: + 266,409
23. Raleigh MSA: + 260,292
24. San Diego MSA: + 242,981
25. Columbus MSA: + 220,263
26. Sacramento MSA: + 214,580
27. Jacksonville MSA: + 213,920
28. Indianapolis MSA: + 186,462
29. Oklahoma City MSA: + 155,948
30. San Jose MSA: + 153,709
31. Kansas City MSA: + 148,635
32. Salt Lake City MSA: + 144,888
33. Philadelphia MSA: + 136,757
34. Richmond MSA: + 105,429
35. Baltimore MSA: + 89,455
36. Grand Rapids MSA: + 83,707
37. Cincinnati MSA: + 83,495
38. New Orleans MSA: + 80,639
39. Tucson MSA: + 67,016
40. Louisville MSA: + 62,422
41. Virginia Beach/Norfolk MSA: + 54,946
42. Memphis MSA: + 29,943
43. Birmingham MSA: + 29,396
44. Detroit MSA: + 23,402
45. Providence MSA: + 23,372
46. Milwaukee MSA: + 19,225
47. Saint Louis MSA: + 15,477
48. Chicago MSA: -2,998
49. Hartford MSA: -7,594
50. Buffalo MSA: -7,631
51. Rochester MSA: -10,060
52. Cleveland MSA: -28,828
53. Pittsburgh MSA: -38,694

Population of the Combined Statistical Area (CSA) as of July 1, 2019:
01. New York CSA: 22,589,036
02. Los Angeles CSA: 18,711,436
03. Chicago CSA: 9,825,325
04. Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: 9,814,928
05. San Francisco Bay Area CSA: 9,665,887
06. Boston CSA: 8,287,710
07. Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: 8,057,796
08. Houston CSA: 7,253,193
09. Philadelphia CSA: 7,209,620
10. Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: 6,889,936
11. Atlanta CSA: 6,853,393
12. Detroit CSA: 5,341,994
13. Phoenix CSA: 5,002,221
14. Seattle CSA: 4,903,675
15. Orlando CSA: 4,160,646
16. Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: 4,027,861
17. Denver CSA: 3,617,927
18. Cleveland CSA: 3,586,918
19. Portland CSA: 3,259,710
20. Saint Louis CSA: 2,907,648
21. Charlotte CSA: 2,707,636
22. Salt Lake City CSA: 2,641,048
23. Sacramento CSA: 2,639,124
24. Pittsburgh CSA: 2,603,259
25. San Antonio CSA: 2,571,266
26. Columbus CSA: 2,525,639
27. Kansas City CSA: 2,501,151
28. Indianapolis CSA: 2,457,286
29. Las Vegas CSA: 2,313,238
30. Cincinnati CSA: 2,280,246
31. Nashville CSA: 2,062,547
32. Raleigh/Durham CSA: 2,079,687
33. Milwaukee CSA: 2,047,966
34. Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: 1,859,197
35. Greensboro/Winston-Salem CSA: 1,689,151
36. Jacksonville CSA: 1,688,701
37. New Orleans CSA: 1,507,017
38. Louisville CSA: 1,489,142
39. Oklahoma City CSA: 1,481,542
40. Greenville CSA: 1,475,235
41. Hartford CSA: 1,470,083
42. Grand Rapids CSA: 1,412,470
43. Memphis CSA: 1,371,039
44. Birmingham CSA: 1,317,702
45. Fresno CSA: 1,309,368
46. Harrisburg CSA: 1,271,801
47. Buffalo CSA: 1,204,100
48. Cape Coral-Fort Myers-Naples CSA: 1,197,501
49. Albany CSA: 1,167,594
50. Rochester CSA: 1,160,940
51. Albuquerque CSA: 1,158,464
52. Knoxville CSA: 1,146,049
53. Tulsa CSA: 1,118,150
54. Tucson CSA: 1,093,777
55. Dayton CSA: 1,080,282
56. North Port/Sarasota CSA: 1,063,906
57. El Paso CSA: 1,062,319
58. Chattanooga CSA: 1,004,573

Combined Statistical Area (CSA) from July 1, 2018 - July 1, 2019 (1-year change):
01. Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: + 124,683
02. Phoenix CSA: + 99,211
03. Houston CSA: + 90,349
04. Atlanta CSA: + 83,205
05. Orlando CSA: + 65,138
06. Seattle CSA: + 56,153
07. Denver CSA: + 46,811
08. Charlotte CSA: + 44,987
09. Las Vegas CSA: + 41,937
10. Salt Lake City CSA: + 40,601
11. San Antonio CSA: + 38,676
12. Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: + 36,757
13. Raleigh/Durham CSA: + 35,961
14. Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: + 32,988
15. Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: + 32,204
16. Nashville CSA: + 31,098
17. Jacksonville CSA: + 28,344
18. Portland CSA: + 27,311
19. Sacramento CSA: + 23,771
20. Cape Coral-Fort Myers-Naples CSA: + 23,494
21. Indianapolis CSA: + 23,022
22. North Port/Sarasota CSA: + 20,973
23. Greenville CSA: + 20,773
24. Boston CSA: + 19,786
25. Columbus CSA: + 18,107
26. Oklahoma City CSA: + 15,424
27. Kansas City CSA: + 14,198
28. San Francisco Bay Area CSA: + 14,003
29. Greensboro/Winston-Salem CSA: + 13,076
30. Philadelphia CSA: + 12,273
31. Tucson CSA: + 10,828
32. Knoxville CSA: + 9,284
33. Fresno CSA: + 9,154
34. Cincinnati CSA: + 9,145
35. Grand Rapids CSA: + 6,928
36. Chattanooga CSA: + 6,924
37. Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: + 5,913
38. Harrisburg CSA: + 5,404
39. Tulsa CSA: + 4,900
40. Louisville CSA: + 4,321
41. Albuquerque CSA: + 3,778
42. El Paso CSA: + 3,428
43. Memphis CSA: + 3,033
44. Birmingham CSA: + 2,511
45. Dayton CSA: + 1,960
46. Milwaukee CSA: + 1,182
47. New Orleans CSA: + 1,136
48. Los Angeles CSA: + 873
49. Saint Louis CSA: -428
50. Hartford CSA: -2,341
51. Rochester CSA: -2,347
52. Buffalo CSA: -2,403
53. Albany CSA: -2,970
54. Detroit CSA: -4,576
55. Pittsburgh CSA: -6,945
56. Cleveland CSA: -7,395
57. Chicago CSA: -26,621
58. New York CSA: -61,610

Combined Statistical Area (CSA) from April 1, 2010 - July 1, 2019 (9 years and 3 months change):
01. Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex CSA: + 1,249,907
02. Houston CSA: + 1,153,165
03. Los Angeles CSA: + 834,133
04. Atlanta CSA: + 798,570
05. Washington DC-Baltimore CSA: + 764,488
06. Phoenix CSA: + 755,500
07. San Francisco Bay Area CSA: + 741,702
08. Orlando CSA: + 712,729
09. Miami/Fort Lauderdale CSA: + 688,437
10. Seattle CSA: + 628,918
11. Denver CSA: + 526,932
12. San Antonio CSA: + 411,529
13. Charlotte CSA: + 395,055
14. Boston CSA: + 394,034
15. Salt Lake City CSA: + 369,344
16. Raleigh/Durham CSA: + 339,593
17. Portland CSA: + 338,299
18. New York CSA: + 333,408
19. Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: + 321,587
20. Las Vegas CSA: + 318,025
21. Nashville CSA: + 298,840
22. Sacramento CSA: + 224,329
23. Jacksonville CSA: + 218,218
24. Cape Coral-Fort Myers-Naples CSA: + 218,081
25. Columbus CSA: + 217,062
26. Indianapolis CSA: + 190,527
27. North Port/Sarasota CSA: + 166,765
28. Oklahoma City CSA: + 159,097
29. Kansas City CSA: + 158,169
30. Philadelphia CSA: + 141,614
31. Greenville CSA: + 138,463
32. Greensboro/Winston-Salem CSA: + 99,821
33. New Orleans CSA: + 93,138
34. Grand Rapids CSA: + 92,415
35. Cincinnati CSA: + 82,995
36. Fresno CSA: + 75,053
37. Louisville CSA: + 70,489
38. Knoxville CSA: + 68,804
39. Tucson CSA: + 66,094
40. Tulsa CSA: + 58,651
41. Virginia Beach/Norfolk CSA: + 57,209
42. Chattanooga CSA: + 53,133
43. Harrisburg CSA: + 52,317
44. El Paso CSA: + 48,993
45. Albuquerque CSA: + 34,743
46. Birmingham CSA: + 26,884
47. Memphis CSA: + 26,684
48. Detroit CSA: + 22,887
49. Milwaukee CSA: + 21,916
50. Saint Louis CSA: + 15,091
51. Dayton CSA: + 139
52. Albany CSA: -908
53. Buffalo CSA: -11,851
54. Rochester CSA: -13,946
55. Chicago CSA: -16,034
56. Hartford CSA: -16,458
57. Cleveland CSA: -43,256
58. Pittsburgh CSA: -57,532

* Austin, Richmond, San Diego, and Tampa do not have CSAs.

Charlotte MSA 2,217K (2010) - 2,636K (2019) Change: 419K

Hickory MSA (375K) is not included in Charlotte CSA? Same for Clarksville MSA (320K) separating from Nashville CSA. Both are less than an hour drive to the core of the main city.

It's a race between Charlotte, Orlando, and San Antonio to grab the 20th spot. Denver will probably keep the 19th spot for the next 15-20 years.

[Heel82]

On the list of CSA’s, looks like Raleigh needs to be above Nashville at #31.

[TheseGoTo11]

Originally Posted by BoiWonder13

Phoenix growth is impressive! Top 10 MSA now.

With millions more Southern Californians to go.

[rnc2mbfl]

Originally Posted by Trafalgar Law

[u]Population of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) as of July 1, 2019:

30. Cincinnati CSA: 2,280,246
31. Nashville CSA: 2,062,547
32. Raleigh/Durham CSA: 2,079,687

Great work! I only noticed one mistake. Raleigh-Durham and Nashville are flipped here.

[BlueRedTide]

Y'all Sleeping on Boise Idaho. grew by 132000 strong, that more than Pittsburgh

[rnc2mbfl]

Originally Posted by BlueRedTide

The thing about Memphis MSA is that it has absorbed too many counties in Mississippi that are shrinking..that may be what's partially holding it back

It's a double edged sword. With the shrinking counties, it hurts the growth rate and numbers, without them the population is lower and a metro loses visibility. I'd think that many MSAs and CSAs have this issue.
How's Shelby County doing vis-a-vis the others in the MSA?

[BlueRedTide]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

It's a double edged sword. With the shrinking counties, it hurts the growth rate and numbers, without them the population is lower and metro loses visibility. I'd think that many MSAs and CSAs have this issue.
How's Shelby County doing vis-a-vis the others in the MSA?

Shelby County is the Second fastest growing county in the Memphis MSA.... Historically it's been a Juggarnaut it grow by 90,000 in the 90's but Now it's Muchh Slower....Memphis has a High Birth Rate compared to many cities so that helps off set outmigration.

Here s Memphis Stats in 2019,.(using round numbers) 17,000 births 11,000 deaths so 6000 natural increase . 1800 International , -3400 due to Dometic Outmigration so about - 1600 from Out Migration....But that High Birth Rate Saves Memphis

IRONICALLY It's a Mississippi County that accounts for most of Memphis's growth...Out of the 3500 Memphis gained in 2019 Probably over 2000 came from DeSoto County Mississippi...So High Birth Rates and DeSoto County saves Memphis...But The Rest of the Mississippi Countys Shrink!