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Damn, looks like Harris is about to knock Cook out the #2 spot in the next five years. Maricopa is not far behind either, and I didn't know Arizona had a county with that many people (over half of the state).
On a positive note, at least Dupage, Will and Kane IL counties appear to have gain population.
Eastern New England is lookin pretty good (minus Cape Cod). Anyone have a link to the expanded data set?
I haven't found anything yet. I found an article on local numbers but they didn't give any actual data. We may have to do that thing we all hate and wait for them to drop it.
I’m a bit surprised by the growth in Oregon and eastern Washington. Anyone know what the deal is with that?
Northwestern MS isn’t looking great.
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Damn, looks like Harris is about to knock Cook out the #2 spot in the next five years. Maricopa is not far behind either, and I didn't know Arizona had a county with that many people (over half of the state).
