Demographics Thread - 2021 (populations, Atlanta, people, Boston)

[ParaguaneroSwag]

It most certainly makes since, but it still amazes me how hispanic-heavy Los Angeles is.

[the resident09]

Great work as always As Above So Below. Your efforts on these demo thread certainly are appreciated.

I can't make any demands, and know it takes time to illustrate, but it would be a pleasure to see the exact same break down, but for 2021 Urban Areas and their totals/percentages. I think you did the same thing in the 2020 demo thread. Just a humble request lol.

Edit: come to think of it those UA's may not have been released yet for 2021?

[As Above So Below...]

Originally Posted by the resident09

Great work as always As Above So Below. Your efforts on these demo thread certainly are appreciated.

I can't make any demands, and know it takes time to illustrate, but it would be a pleasure to see the exact same break down, but for 2021 Urban Areas and their totals/percentages. I think you did the same thing in the 2020 demo thread. Just a humble request lol.

Edit: come to think of it those UA's may not have been released yet for 2021?

They’re there. Just give me time.

[the resident09]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

They’re there. Just give me time.

Oh certainly no rush at all.

[BostonBornMassMade]

Could we get this list with “Two or More races” included?

[As Above So Below...]

Originally Posted by BostonBornMassMade

Could we get this list with “Two or More races” included?

I’ll do this.

Theresident09 wants it down by urban area. I’ll do Urban area and do the two races.

[atadytic19]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

I’ll do this.

Theresident09 wants it down by urban area. I’ll do Urban area and do the two races.

Could I get a medium latte with whole milk, no sugar.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by atadytic19

Could I get a medium latte with whole milk, no sugar.

ikr.

I make my own at home these days...

San Francisco-Oakland Urban Area: 3,440,874/523 sq miles
White 1,143,327(33.2%)
Asian 1,028,862(29.8%)
Hispanic 762,947(22.1%)
Black 255,365(7.4%)
Multiracial 191,193(5.5%)
Other 27,779(0.7%)
Pacific Islander 25,779(0.7%)
Native American 6,019(0.1%)
Foreign Born: 1,150,537(33.4%)
Age 5+ that speaks a Foreign Language:1,452,886(44.4%)

San Jose Urban Area: 1,753,498/286 sq miles
Asian 721,283(41.1%)
White 481,360(27.4%)
Hispanic 412,544(23.5%)
Multiracial 75,238(4.2%)
Black 42,058(2.3%)
Other 10,843(0.5%)
Pacific Islander 6,751(0.3%)
Native American 2,421(0.1%)
Foreign Born 727,438(41.4%)
Age 5+ that speaks a Foreign Language: 745,204(42.4%)

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Bluefox

The Bay Area has been pushing out its black population for quite some time. Sorta sad to see some demographics literally pushing out others and then pretending they never existed.

What are you talking about? The 100-mile radius around the city of Oakland has many places that have quite a few prosperous Black families.

The data below is based on 2 Criteria from data.census.gov:
1. Median Black Family Income, 2020
2. Black Population, 2020(I only included places with 2,000+ population)

City, STATE, Median Black Family Income(Black Population)

Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown Metro Area: 2 places
Cedar Park, TX $101,542(2,907)
Leander, TX $127,703(5,919)

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metro Area: 11 places
Crowley, TX $100,060(3,738)
Flower Mound, TX $141,681(4,223)
Forney, TX $105,906(3,459)
Frisco, TX $123,008(17,198)
Mansfield, TX $113,548(17,270)
Midlothian, TX $123,301(2,987)
Murphy, TX $101,225(2,917)
Paloma Creek South, $116,441(2,515)
Prosper, TX $229,464(2,231)
Rockwall, TX $104,743(3,665)
Sachse, TX $110,234(2,526)

Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land Metro Area: 5 places
League City, TX $112,483(9,913)
Manvel, TX $117,626(2,103)
Pearland, TX $127,517(25,007)
Sugar Land, TX $126,111(8,898)
The Woodlands, TX $120,215(5,504)

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Napa Metro Area: 1 place
American Canyon, CA $163,068(2,190)

Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom Metro Area: 5 places
Davis, CA $109,563(2,815)
Elk Grove, CA $104,616(25,070)
Folsom, CA $102,813(4,412)
Rocklin, CA $133,839(2,256)
Roseville, CA $152,865(4,364)

San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley Metro Area: 17 places
Brentwood, CA $168,607(7,108)
Concord, CA $116,833(7,294)
Dublin, CA $105,500(3,024)
East Palo Alto, CA $102,545(4,366)
El Cerrito, CA $110,123(2,154)
Fairview, CA $125,857(2,272)
Fremont, CA $113,714(8,707)
Hercules, CA $106,760(5,247)
Livermore, CA $174,886(2,359)
Newark, CA $121,146(2,058)
Novato, CA $106,329(2,704)
Oakley, CA $113,285(4,418)
Pinole, CA $114,559(2,852)
San Lorenzo, CA $118,313(2,298)
San Mateo, CA $125,083(3,843)
San Ramon, CA $179,205(3,282)
Union City, CA $103,516(4,344)

San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara Metro Area: 3 places
Milpitas, CA $128,846(3,256)
Mountain View, CA $108,859(2,302)
Santa Clara, CA $116,679(4,706)

Stockton Metro Area: 2 places
Mountain House, CA $144,962(2,064)
Tracy, CA $129,534(6,749)

[As Above So Below...]

I would agree the comparison to Asians in California/Texas vs. black residents is a head scratcher for a couple of reasons:

1) Texas has never been a gateway for Asians until about 20 years ago. California was a huge gateway for African Americans for decades.
2) Texas has never had a decrease in its Asian population. California's black population now is about the same as it was in 1990 and less than 2000 and 2010.