July 2022 population estimates for cities (Birmingham, Montgomery: how much, house, military)

[RocketDawg]

The official Census Bureau estimates for cities will be issued later this month, I think on May 25.

Anybody want to make their own estimates as to what these numbers will be? Here are my out-of-the-blue guesses for some of the larger cities in Alabama:

Birmingham: 194,620
Huntsville: 220,561 (the city's own estimate is 227,000+)
Madison: 60,942
Mobile: 182,354 (before annexation, if it happens)
Montgomery: 196,400
Tuscaloosa: 101,500

[AU HSV]

For 2022,

Huntsville: 222,400
Birmingham: 198,200
Montgomery: 197,100
Mobile: 183,600
Tuscaloosa: 101,500
Madison: 59,700
Decatur 58,100

[InlandWave]

Mobile: 183,500
Birmingham: 195,000
Montgomery: 197,000
Huntsville: 220,000

Tuscaloosa: 101,000
Prichard: 18,800
Daphne: 30,000

[julypiano1]

Huntsville, 225,650
Birmingham, 198,200
Montgomery, 196,450
Mobile, 182,900
Tuscaloosa, 103,200
Hover, 940,500
Auburn, 75,350
Madison, 63,300

[AU HSV]

Originally Posted by julypiano1

Huntsville, 225,650
Birmingham, 198,200
Montgomery, 196,450
Mobile, 182,900
Tuscaloosa, 103,200
Hover, 940,500
Auburn, 75,350
Madison, 63,300

Lol check Hover, they are boomin! Easy to make an error with numbers.
Speaking of Hoover will it be the next 100k Alabama city? It would seem so being so close now but it could still take a decade or more.

[julypiano1]

Originally Posted by AU HSV

Lol check Hover, they are boomin! Easy to make an error with numbers.
Speaking of Hoover will it be the next 100k Alabama city? It would seem so being so close now but it could still take a decade or more.

I'm sorry, 94,000 wow!

[JoeJunior]

That list is work of sheer fiction.

Huntsville's being held hostage by how much is budgeted to the military, NASA and other big dollar government programs.

Our future population going to be based on forces beyond the control of locals.

I just hope that Katie Britt gets to be really powerful in her senatorial committees. We're going to need her to be a female version of Senator Shelby--at less than half his age. She could represent us for a long, long time.

[AU HSV]

Originally Posted by JoeJunior

That list is work of sheer fiction.

Huntsville's being held hostage by how much is budgeted to the military, NASA and other big dollar government programs.

Our future population going to be based on forces beyond the control of locals.

I just hope that Katie Britt gets to be really powerful in her senatorial committees. We're going to need her to be a female version of Senator Shelby--at less than half his age. She could represent us for a long, long time.

How so ?The list is just a guess for 2022 on what the US Census will report in other words the people are already here.

[Rick In Madison]

Huntsville 221,500
Montgomery 197,000
Birmingham 196,500
Mobile 183,000
Tuscaloosa 102,500
Hoover 94,500
Auburn 80,000
Dothan 69,500
Madison 63,300
Decatur 59,000

My House 4 (dependent upon time of year)

[johnsonkk]

Originally Posted by JoeJunior

That list is work of sheer fiction.

Huntsville's being held hostage by how much is budgeted to the military, NASA and other big dollar government programs.

Our future population going to be based on forces beyond the control of locals.

I just hope that Katie Britt gets to be really powerful in her senatorial committees. We're going to need her to be a female version of Senator Shelby--at less than half his age. She could represent us for a long, long time.

Agree with AU HSV’s question. How so? Hostage is what way? Federal resources fund much of DC. Colorado Spirngs same thing with Carson and Petersen. Missoula has NPS and department of Interior. Don’t forget the Senior senator from Alabama, Tubberville. Hoping that senator Britt is different than Shelby.