What are your state's largest cities? (college, agriculture, moving)

[JMT]

Originally Posted by censusdata

They are several cities with more people, but Covington and Newport have a decent skyline (both across from Cinci)
http://www.daniel-libeskind.com/typo3temp/pics/ca9d067aeb.jpg (broken link)

I love that swoopy building right there in the middle!!!

[censusdata]

Originally Posted by JMT

I love that swoopy building right there in the middle!!!

That thing was just completed a few months ago. Newport (just across the Licking River) is building a really cool twin towers condo, Covington has another under construction as well. NKY is really booming.



Here is it in January 08


Lexington is planning a new building that would be its 2nd tallest, Louisville is constructing a 3 tower thing that will be 703 feet tall and have a 1 acre city park 400 feet off the ground. KY's urban cities are really on a roll

[desert sun]

Here are New Mexico's top 5 and their growth from 2006-2007


01._Albuquerque ....... 518,271 grew by 1.7%




02._Las Cruces .......... 89,722 grew by 4.1% (I dont have a better pic)

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r90/jaredtorre/100_2391.jpg?t=1215916849 (broken link)

and.....

03._Rio Rancho .......... 75,978 grew by 7.8% (suburb of Albuquerque)
04._Santa Fe ............ 73,199 grew by 1.7%
05._Roswell ............... 45,569 ?

[Vision-Quest]

Originally Posted by Rwarky

What are the names and population figures of the largest cities or metropolitan regions (ranging from largest to smallest) in the state you currently live in?

its simple, look it up on google earth and theres your answer

[Raphael07]

Originally Posted by censusdata

That thing was just completed a few months ago. Newport (just across the Licking River) is building a really cool twin towers condo, Covington has another under construction as well. NKY is really booming.



Here is it in January 08


Lexington is planning a new building that would be its 2nd tallest, Louisville is constructing a 3 tower thing that will be 703 feet tall and have a 1 acre city park 400 feet off the ground. KY's urban cities are really on a roll

Well thats awesome, hope everything goes well and I'll post a picture of the Louisville building, I thought it actually looked kind of strange but thats modern for you.




and heres the Wikipedia Article
Louisville Museum Plaza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[juppiter]

City, Pop, Regional Pop (2000 census)
1. New York 8,274,527; 18,818,536
2. Buffalo 292,648; 1,137,520
3. Rochester 208,123; 1,035,435
4. Yonkers 196,086; 18,818,536
5. Syracuse 147,306; 650,051
6. Albany 95,698; 850,957
7. New Rochelle 72,182; 18,818,536
8. Mount Vernon 68,321; 18,818,536
9. Schenectady 61,821; 850,957
10. Utica 60,651; 297,286

[dxiweodwo]

Top 10 metro areas in FL:

1.Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano MSA 5,463,857
2.Tampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater MSA 2,697,731
3.Orlando-Deltona-Daytona Beach CSA 2,633,282
4.Jacksonville MSA 1,277,997
5. Sarasota-Bradenton-Punta Gorda CSA 837,271
6. Cape Coral- Ft.Myers MSA 571,344
7. Lakeland, FL MSA 561,606
8. Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville MSA 534,359
9. Port St. Lucie-Sebastian-Vero Beach CSA 522,217
10. Pensacola-Ferry Pass- Brent, FL MSA 439,987

Population as of 2006

[krudmonk]

Originally Posted by SBCA

All this information can be found EASILY on the internet.

This isn't a science fiction forum.

[josehernandez017]

1) Dallas--6.3 Million

2) Houston--5.8 Million

3) San Antonio-- 2.0 Million

4) Austin-- 1.8 Million

5) Rio Grande Valley--1.1 Million

6) El Paso-- 750,000

7) Corpus Christi-- 425,000

8) Beaumont-Port Arthur--375,000

[NEsananto]

4) Austin-- 1.8 Million

1.6 million.