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Posted on 2/28/24 at 10:37 am to ibldprplgld
Posted on 2/28/24 at 10:37 am to ibldprplgld
List of metropolitan statistical areas: LINK
Not sure where you’re looking because county level census estimates for 2023 won’t be released until April. Most up-to-date MSA figures are through 2022.
Not sure where you’re looking because county level census estimates for 2023 won’t be released until April. Most up-to-date MSA figures are through 2022.
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Posted on 2/28/24 at 10:51 am to AUTiger789
FYI- largest metros in the Sourh (SEC states + North Carolina):
7,944,000- Dallas
7,368,000- Houston
6,237,000- Atlanta
6,139,000- Miami
3,291,000- Tampa
2,801,000- St Louis
2,764,000- Orlando
2,756,000- Charlotte
2,655,000- San Antonio
2,421,000- Austin
2,209,000- Kansas City
2,072,000- Nashville
1,676,000- Jacksonville
1,484,000- Raleigh
1,459,000- Oklahoma City
1,362,000- Louisville
1,340,000- Memphis
1,181,000- Birmingham
1,034,000- Tulsa
973,000- New Orleans
959,000- Greenville
932,000- Knoxville
891,000- Sarasota
888,000- McAllen
873,000- Baton Rouge
872,000- El Paso
848,000- Columbia, SC
831,000- Charleston, SC
822,000- Fort Myers
787,000- Lakeland
784,000- Greensboro
758,000- Little Rock
7,944,000- Dallas
7,368,000- Houston
6,237,000- Atlanta
6,139,000- Miami
3,291,000- Tampa
2,801,000- St Louis
2,764,000- Orlando
2,756,000- Charlotte
2,655,000- San Antonio
2,421,000- Austin
2,209,000- Kansas City
2,072,000- Nashville
1,676,000- Jacksonville
1,484,000- Raleigh
1,459,000- Oklahoma City
1,362,000- Louisville
1,340,000- Memphis
1,181,000- Birmingham
1,034,000- Tulsa
973,000- New Orleans
959,000- Greenville
932,000- Knoxville
891,000- Sarasota
888,000- McAllen
873,000- Baton Rouge
872,000- El Paso
848,000- Columbia, SC
831,000- Charleston, SC
822,000- Fort Myers
787,000- Lakeland
784,000- Greensboro
758,000- Little Rock
Posted on 3/1/24 at 12:59 am to AUTiger789
I think they moved St Tammany into its own MSA for 2022. I don’t know for sure if link’s listed 2020 numbers were adjust for the new boundaries (I think they are), but if you scroll down rankings you will see Covington, mandeville, and Slidell MSA at #183 with 273,263 people for 2022 which would have been a part of New Orleans in 2020 (the map pic shows 2020 boundaries).
If you use 2020 boundaries for New Orleans MSA with 2022 numbers it would have still lost population, but it would have been over 1.2 million people.
I didn’t realize Hammond was its own MSA now (all of Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana). It seems it’s been included in New Orleans MSA and in Baton Rouge’s MSA in the past.
If you use 2020 boundaries for New Orleans MSA with 2022 numbers it would have still lost population, but it would have been over 1.2 million people.
I didn’t realize Hammond was its own MSA now (all of Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana). It seems it’s been included in New Orleans MSA and in Baton Rouge’s MSA in the past.
This post was edited on 3/1/24 at 1:03 am
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