- List of United States cities by population
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Ten most populous cities in the United States(2) Los Angeles(10) San Jose(8) San Diego(6) Phoenix(3) Chicago(1) New York(4) Houston(7) San Antonio(9) Dallas(5) PhiladelphiaThe following is a list of the most populous incorporated places in the United States. As defined by the United States Census Bureau, an "incorporated place" includes a variety of designations, including a city, town, village, borough, and municipality.[a] Some census-designated places may also be included in the Census Bureau's listing of incorporated places.[b][c] Consolidated city-counties represent a distinct type of government that includes the entire population of a county, or county equivalent. Some consolidated city-counties, however, include multiple incorporated places. This list presents only that portion (or "balance") of such consolidated city-counties that are not a part of another incorporated place.
Note that this list refers only to the population of individual municipalities within their defined limits, which does not include other municipalities or unincorporated suburban areas within urban agglomerations. A different ranking is evident when considering U.S. metropolitan area populations.
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Incorporated places over 100,000 population
The following table lists the incorporated places in the United States with a population on April 1, 2010, of more than 100,000 as counted in the 2010 United States Census.[1] Land area and population density are also provided to the nearest tenth to give a general idea of how densely packed each city is. Since the U.S. Census Bureau typically does not rank the cities of U.S. territories along with those of the fifty states and the District of Columbia, the cities of Puerto Rico with populations greater than 100,000 are listed separately below. Capital cities are bolded.
Rank City State Population
(2010)Land Area
(square miles, 2010 data)Population Density
(per square mile of land area, 2010 data)1 New York New York 8,175,133 302.6 27,016.3 2 Los Angeles California 3,792,621 468.7 8,091.8 3 Chicago Illinois 2,695,598 227.6 11,843.6 4 Houston Texas 2,099,451 599.6 3,501.4 5 Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1,526,006 134.1 11,379.6 6 Phoenix Arizona 1,445,632 516.7 2,797.8 7 San Antonio Texas 1,327,407 460.9 2,880.0 8 San Diego California 1,307,402 325.2 4,020.3 9 Dallas Texas 1,197,816 340.5 3,517.8 10 San Jose California 945,942 176.5 5,359.4 11 Jacksonville[h] Florida 821,784 747.0 1,100.1 12 Indianapolis[g] Indiana 820,445 361.4 2,270.2 13 San Francisco California 805,235 46.9 17,169.2 14 Austin Texas 790,390 297.9 2,653.2 15 Columbus Ohio 787,033 217.2 3,623.5 16 Fort Worth Texas 741,206 339.8 2,181.3 17 Charlotte North Carolina 731,424 297.7 2,456.9 18 Detroit Michigan 713,777 138.8 5,142.5 19 El Paso Texas 649,121 255.2 2,543.6 20 Memphis Tennessee 646,889 315.1 2,053.0 21 Baltimore Maryland 620,961 80.9 7,675.7 22 Boston Massachusetts 617,594 48.3 12,786.6 23 Seattle Washington 608,660 83.9 7,254.6 24 Washington District of Columbia 601,723 61.0 9,864.3 25 Nashville [g] Tennessee 601,222 475.1 1,265.5 26 Denver Colorado 600,158 153.0 3,922.6 27 Louisville [g] Kentucky 597,337 325.2 1,836.8 28 Milwaukee Wisconsin 594,833 96.1 6,189.7 29 Portland Oregon 583,776 134.3 4,346.8 30 Las Vegas Nevada 583,756 135.8 4,298.6 31 Oklahoma City Oklahoma 579,999 606.4 956.5 32 Albuquerque New Mexico 545,852 187.7 2,908.1 33 Tucson Arizona 520,116 226.7 2,294.3 34 Fresno California 494,665 112.0 4,416.7 35 Sacramento California 466,488 97.9 4,764.9 36 Long Beach California 462,257 50.3 9,190.0 37 Kansas City Missouri 459,787 315.0 1,459.6 38 Mesa Arizona 439,041 136.5 3,216.4 39 Virginia Beach [e] Virginia 437,994 249.0 1,759.0 40 Atlanta Georgia 420,003 133.2 3,153.2 41 Colorado Springs Colorado 416,427 194.5 2,141.0 42 Omaha Nebraska 408,958 127.1 3,217.6 43 Raleigh North Carolina 403,892 142.9 2,826.4 44 Miami Florida 399,457 35.9 11,126.9 45 Cleveland Ohio 396,815 77.7 5,107.0 46 Tulsa Oklahoma 391,906 196.8 1,991.4 47 Oakland California 390,724 55.8 7,002.2 48 Minneapolis Minnesota 382,578 54.0 7,084.8 49 Wichita Kansas 382,368 159.3 2,400.3 50 Arlington Texas 365,438 95.9 3,810.6 51 Bakersfield California 347,483 142.2 2,443.6 52 New Orleans Louisiana 343,829 169.4 2,029.7 53 Honolulu [b] Hawaii 337,256 60.5 5,574.5 54 Anaheim California 336,265 49.8 6,752.3 55 Tampa Florida 335,709 113.4 2,960.4 56 Aurora Colorado 325,078 154.7 2,101.3 57 Santa Ana California 324,528 27.3 11,887.5 58 Saint Louis [d] Missouri 319,294 61.9 5,158.2 59 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 305,704 55.4 5,518.1 60 Corpus Christi Texas 305,215 160.6 1,900.5 61 Riverside California 303,871 81.1 3,746.9 62 Cincinnati Ohio 296,943 77.9 3,811.8 63 Lexington Kentucky 295,803 283.6 1,043.0 64 Anchorage Alaska 291,826 1,704.7 171.2 65 Stockton California 291,707 61.7 4,727.8 66 Toledo Ohio 287,208 80.7 3,559.0 67 Saint Paul Minnesota 285,068 52.0 5,482.1 68 Newark New Jersey 277,140 24.2 11,452.1 69 Greensboro North Carolina 269,666 126.5 2,131.7 70 Buffalo New York 261,310 40.4 6,468.1 71 Plano Texas 259,841 71.6 3,629.1 72 Lincoln Nebraska 258,379 89.1 2,899.9 73 Henderson Nevada 257,729 107.7 2,393.0 74 Fort Wayne Indiana 253,691 110.6 2,293.8 75 Jersey City New Jersey 247,597 14.8 16,729.5 76 Saint Petersburg Florida 244,769 61.7 3,967.1 77 Chula Vista California 243,916 49.6 4,917.7 78 Norfolk [e] Virginia 242,803 54.1 4,488.0 79 Orlando Florida 238,300 102.4 2,327.1 80 Chandler Arizona 236,123 64.4 3,666.5 81 Laredo Texas 236,091 88.9 2,655.7 82 Madison Wisconsin 233,209 76.8 3,036.6 83 Winston-Salem North Carolina 229,617 132.4 1,734.3 84 Lubbock Texas 229,573 122.4 1,875.6 85 Baton Rouge Louisiana 229,493 76.9 2,984.3 86 Durham North Carolina 228,330 107.4 2,126.0 87 Garland Texas 226,876 57.1 3,973.3 88 Glendale Arizona 226,721 60.0 3,778.7 89 Reno Nevada 225,221 103.0 2,186.6 90 Hialeah Florida 224,669 21.5 10,449.7 91 Chesapeake [e] Virginia 222,209 340.8 652.0 92 Scottsdale Arizona 217,385 183.9 1,182.1 93 North Las Vegas Nevada 216,961 101.3 2,141.8 94 Irving Texas 216,290 67.0 3,228.2 95 Fremont California 214,089 77.5 2,762.4 96 Irvine California 212,375 66.1 3,212.9 97 Birmingham Alabama 212,237 146.1 1,452.7 98 Rochester New York 210,565 35.8 5,881.7 99 San Bernardino California 209,924 59.2 3,546.0 100 Spokane Washington 208,916 59.2 3,529.0 101 Gilbert Arizona 208,453 68.0 3,065.5 102 Arlington [c] Virginia 207,627 26.0 7,985.7 103 Montgomery Alabama 205,764 159.6 1,289.2 104 Boise Idaho 205,671 79.4 2,590.3 105 Richmond [e] Virginia 204,214 59.8 3,414.9 106 Des Moines Iowa 203,433 80.9 2,514.6 107 Modesto California 201,165 36.9 5,451.6 108 Fayetteville North Carolina 200,654 145.8 1,376.2 109 Shreveport Louisiana 199,311 105.4 1,891.0 110 Akron Ohio 199,110 62.0 3,211.5 111 Tacoma Washington 198,397 49.7 3,991.9 112= Aurora Illinois 197,899 44.9 4,407.6 112= Oxnard California 197,899 26.9 7,356.8 114 Fontana California 196,069 42.4 4,624.3 115 Yonkers New York 195,976 18.0 10,887.6 116 Augusta [g] Georgia 195,844 302.5 647.4 117 Mobile Alabama 195,111 139.1 1,402.7 118 Little Rock Arkansas 193,524 119.2 1,623.5 119 Moreno Valley California 193,365 51.3 3,769.3 120 Glendale California 191,719 30.5 6,285.9 121 Amarillo Texas 190,695 99.5 1,916.5 122 Huntington Beach California 189,992 26.7 7,115.8 123 Columbus Georgia 189,885 216.4 877.5 124 Grand Rapids Michigan 188,040 44.4 4,235.1 125 Salt Lake City Utah 186,440 111.1 1,678.1 126 Tallahassee Florida 181,376 100.2 1,810.1 127 Worcester Massachusetts 181,045 37.4 4,840.8 128 Newport News [e] Virginia 180,719 68.7 2,630.6 129 Huntsville Alabama 180,105 209.1 861.3 130 Knoxville Tennessee 178,874 98.5 1,816.0 131 Providence Rhode Island 178,042 18.4 9,676.2 132 Santa Clarita California 176,320 52.7 3,345.7 133 Grand Prairie Texas 175,396 72.1 2,432.7 134 Brownsville Texas 175,023 132.3 1,322.9 135 Jackson Mississippi 173,514 111.0 1,563.2 136 Overland Park Kansas 173,372 74.8 2,317.8 137 Garden Grove California 170,883 17.9 9,546.5 138 Santa Rosa California 167,815 41.3 4,063.3 139 Chattanooga Tennessee 167,674 137.2 1,222.1 140 Oceanside California 167,086 41.2 4,055.5 141 Fort Lauderdale Florida 165,521 34.8 4,756.4 142 Rancho Cucamonga California 165,269 39.9 4,142.1 143 Port Saint Lucie Florida 164,603 114.0 1,443.9 144 Ontario California 163,924 49.9 3,285.1 145 Vancouver Washington 161,791 46.5 3,479.4 146 Tempe Arizona 161,719 39.9 4,053.1 147 Springfield Missouri 159,498 81.7 1,952.2 148 Lancaster California 156,633 94.3 1,661.0 149 Eugene Oregon 156,185 43.7 3,574.0 150 Pembroke Pines Florida 154,750 33.1 4,675.2 151 Salem Oregon 154,637 47.9 3,228.3 152 Cape Coral Florida 154,305 105.7 1,459.8 153 Peoria Arizona 154,065 174.4 883.4 154 Sioux Falls South Dakota 153,888 73.0 2,108.1 155 Springfield Massachusetts 153,060 31.9 4,798.1 156 Elk Grove California 153,015 42.2 3,625.9 157 Rockford Illinois 152,871 61.1 2,502.0 158 Palmdale California 152,750 106.0 1,441.0 159 Corona California 152,374 38.8 3,927.2 160 Salinas California 150,441 23.2 6,484.5 161 Pomona California 149,058 23.0 6,480.8 162 Pasadena Texas 149,043 42.8 3,482.3 163 Joliet Illinois 147,433 62.1 2,374.1 164 Paterson New Jersey 146,199 8.4 17,404.6 165 Kansas City Kansas 145,786 124.8 1,168.2 166 Torrance California 145,438 20.5 7,094.5 167 Syracuse New York 145,170 25.0 5,806.8 168 Bridgeport Connecticut 144,229 16.0 9,014.3 169 Hayward California 144,186 45.3 3,182.9 170 Fort Collins Colorado 143,986 54.3 2,651.7 171 Escondido California 143,911 36.8 3,910.6 172 Lakewood Colorado 142,980 42.9 3,332.9 173 Naperville Illinois 141,853 38.8 3,656.0 174 Dayton Ohio 141,527 55.7 2,540.9 175 Hollywood Florida 140,768 27.4 5,137.5 176 Sunnyvale California 140,081 22.0 6,367.3 177 Alexandria [f] Virginia 139,966 15.0 9,331.1 178 Mesquite Texas 139,824 46.0 3,039.7 179 Hampton [f] Virginia 137,436 51.4 2,673.9 180 Pasadena California 137,122 23.0 5,961.8 181 Orange California 136,416 24.8 5,500.6 182 Savannah Georgia 136,286 103.2 1,320.6 183 Cary North Carolina 135,234 54.3 2,490.5 184 Fullerton California 135,161 22.4 6,034.0 185 Warren Michigan 134,056 34.4 3,897.0 186 Clarksville Tennessee 132,929 97.6 1,362.0 187 McKinney Texas 131,117 62.2 2,108.0 188 McAllen Texas 129,877 48.3 2,689.0 189 New Haven Connecticut 129,779 18.7 6,940.1 190 Sterling Heights Michigan 129,699 36.5 3,553.4 191 West Valley City Utah 129,480 35.6 3,637.1 192 Columbia South Carolina 129,272 132.2 977.9 193 Killeen Texas 127,921 53.6 2,386.6 194 Topeka Kansas 127,473 60.2 2,117.5 195 Thousand Oaks California 126,683 55.0 2,303.3 196 Cedar Rapids Iowa 126,326 70.8 1,784.3 197 Olathe Kansas 125,872 59.7 2,108.4 198 Elizabeth New Jersey 124,969 12.3 10,160.1 199 Waco Texas 124,805 89.0 1,402.3 200 Hartford Connecticut 124,775 17.4 7,171.0 201 Visalia California 124,442 36.2 3,437.6 202 Gainesville Florida 124,354 61.3 2,028.6 203 Simi Valley California 124,237 41.5 2,993.7 204 Stamford Connecticut 122,643 37.6 3,261.8 205 Bellevue Washington 122,363 32.0 3,823.8 206 Concord California 122,067 30.5 4,002.2 207 Miramar Florida 122,041 29.5 4,137.0 208 Coral Springs Florida 121,096 23.8 5,088.1 209 Lafayette Louisiana 120,623 49.2 2,451.7 210 Charleston South Carolina 120,083 109.0 1,101.7 211 Carrollton Texas 119,097 36.3 3,280.9 212 Roseville California 118,788 36.2 3,281.4 213 Thornton Colorado 118,772 34.8 3,413.0 214 Beaumont Texas 118,296 82.8 1,428.7 215 Allentown Pennsylvania 118,032 17.5 6,744.7 216 Surprise Arizona 117,517 105.7 1,111.8 217 Evansville Indiana 117,429 44.2 2,656.8 218 Abilene Texas 117,063 106.8 1,096.1 219 Frisco Texas 116,989 61.8 1,893.0 220 Independence Missouri 116,830 77.6 1,505.5 221 Santa Clara California 116,468 18.4 6,329.8 222 Springfield Illinois 116,250 59.5 1,953.8 223 Vallejo California 115,942 30.7 3,776.6 224 Victorville California 115,903 73.2 1,583.4 225 Athens [g] Georgia 115,452 116.4 991.9 226 Peoria Illinois 115,007 48.0 2,396.0 227 Lansing Michigan 114,297 36.0 3,174.9 228 Ann Arbor Michigan 113,934 27.8 4,098.3 229 El Monte California 113,475 9.6 11,820.3 230 Denton Texas 113,383 88.0 1,288.4 231 Berkeley California 112,580 10.5 10,721.9 232 Provo Utah 112,488 41.7 2,697.6 233 Downey California 111,772 12.4 9,013.9 234 Midland Texas 111,147 72.1 1,541.6 235 Norman Oklahoma 110,925 178.8 620.4 236 Waterbury Connecticut 110,366 28.5 3,872.5 237 Costa Mesa California 109,960 15.7 7,003.8 238 Inglewood California 109,673 9.1 12,052.0 239 Manchester New Hampshire 109,565 33.1 3,310.1 240 Murfreesboro Tennessee 108,755 55.3 1,966.6 241 Columbia Missouri 108,500 63.1 1,719.5 242 Elgin Illinois 108,188 37.2 2,908.3 243 Clearwater Florida 107,685 25.6 4,206.4 244 Miami Gardens Florida 107,167 18.2 5,888.3 245 Rochester Minnesota 106,769 54.6 1,955.5 246 Pueblo Colorado 106,595 53.6 1,988.7 247 Lowell Massachusetts 106,519 13.6 7,832.3 248 Wilmington North Carolina 106,476 51.5 2,067.5 249= Arvada Colorado 106,433 35.1 3,032.3 249= San Buenaventura (Ventura) California 106,433 21.7 4,904.7 251 Westminster Colorado 106,114 31.6 3,358.0 252 West Covina California 106,098 16.0 6,631.1 253 Gresham Oregon 105,594 23.2 4,551.5 254= Fargo North Dakota 105,549 48.8 2,162.9 254= Norwalk California 105,549 9.7 10,881.3 256 Carlsbad California 105,328 37.7 2,793.8 257 Fairfield California 105,321 37.4 2,816.1 258 Cambridge Massachusetts 105,162 6.4 16,431.6 259 Wichita Falls Texas 104,553 72.1 1,450.1 260 High Point North Carolina 104,371 53.8 1,940.0 261 Billings Montana 104,170 43.4 2,400.2 262 Green Bay Wisconsin 104,057 45.5 2,287.0 263 West Jordan Utah 103,712 32.5 3,191.1 264 Richmond California 103,701 30.1 3,445.2 265 Murrieta California 103,466 33.6 3,079.3 266 Burbank California 103,340 17.3 5,973.4 267 Palm Bay Florida 103,190 65.7 1,570.6 268 Everett Washington 103,019 33.4 3,084.4 269 Flint Michigan 102,434 33.4 3,066.9 270 Antioch California 102,372 28.3 3,617.4 271 Erie Pennsylvania 101,786 19.1 5,329.1 272 South Bend Indiana 101,168 41.5 2,437.8 273 Daly City California 101,123 7.7 13,132.9 274 Centennial Colorado 100,377 28.7 3,497.5 275 Temecula California 100,097 30.2 3,314.5 Gallery
1 - New York, New York
2 - Los Angeles, California
3 - Chicago, Illinois
4 - Houston, Texas
5 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
6 - Phoenix, Arizona
7 - San Antonio, Texas
8 – San Diego, California
9 – Dallas, Texas
10 – San Jose, California
11 – Jacksonville, Florida
12 – Indianapolis, Indiana
13 – San Francisco, California
14 – Austin, Texas
15 – Columbus, Ohio
16 – Fort Worth, Texas
17 – Charlotte, North Carolina
18 – Detroit, Michigan
20 – Memphis, Tennessee
21 – Baltimore, Maryland
22 – Boston, Massachusetts
23 – Seattle, Washington
24 – Washington, D.C.
25 – Nashville, Tennessee
26 – Denver, Colorado
27 – Louisville, Kentucky
28 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
29 – Portland, Oregon
30 – Las Vegas, Nevada
31 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
32 – Albuquerque, New Mexico
33 - Tucson, Arizona
34 – Fresno, California
35 – Sacramento, California
36 – Long Beach, California
37 – Kansas City, Missouri
38 – Mesa, Arizona
39 – Virginia Beach, Virginia
40 – Atlanta, Georgia
41 – Colorado Springs, Colorado
42 – Omaha, Nebraska
43 – Raleigh, North Carolina
44 – Miami, Florida
45 – Cleveland, Ohio
46 – Tulsa, Oklahoma
47 – Oakland, California
48 – Minneapolis, Minnesota
49 - Wichita, Kansas
50 – Arlington, TexasPuerto Rico
The following table lists the incorporated municipalities (municipios) of Puerto Rico with a population greater than 100,000 according to the 2010 United States Census,[2] and the rankings they would have if included in the above table.
(46) – San Juan, Puerto Rico
Rank City Population
(2009)46 San Juan 395,326 103 Bayamón 208,116 134 Carolina 176,762 144 Ponce 166,327 176 Caguas 142,893 See also
- Largest cities in the United States by population by decade
- List of cities proper by population (most populous cities in the World)
- List of lists of settlements in the United States
- List of United States cities by area
- List of United States cities by population density
- List of United States urban areas
- List of U.S. states and territories by population
- Table of United States Combined Statistical Areas (CSA)
- Table of United States Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSA)
- Table of United States Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA)
- Table of United States Micropolitan Statistical Areas (μSA)
Notes
- ^ Towns in New England, while incorporated on a level similar to cities in other states, are considered minor civil divisions by the Census Bureau and are not included in its list of incorporated places. A detailed discussion on this subject can be found at New England town#Census treatment of the New England town system.
- ^ a b Hawaii has no incorporated municipalities other than the City and County of Honolulu, which actually includes the entire island of Oahu. In accordance with Hawaiian law, the U.S. Census Bureau defines the state's "cities" and "towns" as census-designated places (CDPs). The Census Bureau defines Honolulu CDP as the portion of the City and County that is coextensive with the Judicial District of Honolulu. Honolulu CDP is what is generally thought of as the "city" of Honolulu, and its population is used here and in other population comparisons. If the entire population of the City and County were included, Honolulu would place 10th on the list above with a 2010 estimated population of 953,207.[3]
- ^ a b Arlington CDP, Virginia, is coextensive with Arlington County. Virginia law forbids the creation of cities in counties with over 1,000 people per square mile, which Arlington County exceeds. Thus, the entire county is considered by the Census Bureau as one CDP. While not incorporated as a municipality, Arlington is included in the Census Bureau's annual list of incorporated places and is retained in the above list.
- ^ a b Baltimore and St. Louis are independent cities that are not a part of any particular county.
- ^ a b c d Cities in Virginia, excepting Arlington, are all independent cities that are not a part of any particular county.
- ^ a b c Cities in Virginia (continued), excepting Arlington, are all independent cities that are not a part of any particular county.
- ^ a b c d e Indianapolis, Indiana; Louisville, Kentucky; Nashville, Tennessee; Augusta, Georgia; and Athens, Georgia are consolidated city–counties. The population given is for the entire city, excluding other incorporated places lying within the county limits. (See Indianapolis (balance), Indiana; Louisville – Jefferson County (balance), Kentucky; and Nashville-Davidson (balance), Tennessee). As of 2009, the consolidated populations of these city-counties including other incorporated places were, respectively: 890,879;[4] 721,594;[5] 635,710;[6] 199,768;[7] and 116,342.[7]
- ^ Jacksonville, Florida is a consolidated city-county with Duval County. The population given is for the city excluding other incorporated places within Duval County. As of 2010 the consolidated population including other incorporated populations was 864,263.
Distributions
For cities with populations of 100,000 or more the following distributions hold. Smaller incorporated places are not included.[citation needed]
The mean density is 4,128.21 inhabitants per square mile (1,593.91 /km2).[citation needed]
The median is 3,160.85 inhabitants per square mile (1,220.41 /km2).[citation needed]
Population Number of municipal governments[8] 1,000,000+ 9 300,000–1,000,000 51 200,000–299,999 46 100,000–199,999 169 Total 275 U.S. Census Bureau statistical areas
United States census statistical areas by state, district, or territoryASMPGUVIReferences
- ^ "American FactFinder". U.S. Census Bureau. http://factfinder2.census.gov.
- ^ "U.S. Census Bureau Delivers Puerto Rico's 2010 Census Population Totals". 2010 Census Population. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. 2011-03-24. http://2010.census.gov/news/releases/operations/cb11-cn120.html. Retrieved 2011-03-24.
- ^ "Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010". United States Census Bureau, Population Division. http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?pid=DEC_10_DP_DPDP1&prodType=table. Retrieved 2011-07-28.
- ^ "Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Indiana: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009 (CO-EST2009-01-18)" (CSV). U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. March 2010. http://www.census.gov/popest/counties/tables/CO-EST2009-01-18.csv. Retrieved 2010-12-30.
- ^ "Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Kentucky: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009 (CO-EST2009-01-21)" (CSV). U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. March 2010. http://www.census.gov/popest/counties/tables/CO-EST2009-01-21.csv. Retrieved 2010-12-30.
- ^ "Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Tennessee: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009 (CO-EST2009-01-47)" (CSV). U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. March 2010. http://www.census.gov/popest/counties/tables/CO-EST2009-01-47.csv. Retrieved 2010-12-30.
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External links
- "Biggest US Cities By Population". biggestuscities.com. 11 December 2010. http://www.biggestuscities.com/.
- "Population Estimates: Incorporated Places and Minor Civil Divisions, by State (2000 to 2009)". U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. 2010. http://www.census.gov/popest/cities/SUB-EST2009-4.html.
- "U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer (2010)". U.S. Census Bureau. http://www.census.gov/geo/www/gazetteer/files/Gaz_places_national.txt.
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