What's the population of your hometown?

[astronelson 339]

Suburb - Helensvale: 14,767

City - Gold Coast: 558,888

State - Queensland: 4,406,800

Country - Australia: 22,119,498 (2010 estimate)

[Jeffmaster223 24]

Elk Grove pop: 141,125

(south of sacramento) U.S.A. 325 M

[Larks2242 251]

Um your Signature is huge

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Well, even though I am theoretically in Bayfield, Ontario according to the Post Office, politically I am in Central Huron which is a vast area of Huron County centred on Clinton, Ontario (as the municipal seat of government). The last stats I saw put the population at about 8,000 but the area is huge with many farms, so persons per square mile is quite low. There are probably more cows, pigs, goats, sheep, and alpacas than people.

[Streetwise 3]

Cornerville: 1484

[SounderBruce 173]

United States: 308,543,000 (2010 estimate)

Washington: 6,664,195 (2009 estimate)

Snohomish County: 683,655 (2008 estimate)

Marysville: 37,530 (2008 estimate, maybe 57,000 in 2010)

[Philadelphia 25]

United States: (Look at the previous post)

Pennsylvania: 12,448,279 (2008 Census)

Chester County: 491,489 (2008 Census)

Phoenixville: 14,788 (2000 Census)

[Z77 3]

Pekin -33,368

Tazewell County- 131,524

Illinois-12,901,563

United States-(look at the previous previous post)

[Matheus França 1]

Brazil: 198 millions

Bahia (state): 12 millions

Salvador (hometown): 2,5 millions

Low Town / Cidade Baixa: 130.000

Sea View / Mares: 6.500

[IDS2 3,396]

Minneapolis in 2000: 382,618

Minneapolis in 2010: 382,578

Huh.

I live in a suburb, population 61,567 as of the 2010 census, up from 50,365 in 2000 and 38,736 in 1990. Seems like pretty rapid growth to me, but Woodbury has outpaced us as well (they're a couple hundred ahead of us now) as well as Lakeville within the past ten years. Lakeville has increased nearly tenfold since 1970. I'm right on the edge of suburbia and I hope it stays that way.

  Edited July 30, 2011 by IDS2  

[dchotzen-hartzell19 34]

371,657 for Honolulu (city)

953,207 for O'ahu (Island)

[nathanthemayor 1,263]

Fresno Population(2010 Census)

510,365

[Andersen 7]

Kansas City: 441,545

Metro: 2.1 million

[Merlin of Flyote 8]

Kansas City: 441,545

Metro: 2.1 million

Northfleet approx 25,000

Borough of Gravesham approx 100,000 also Pocahontas buried in Gravesend

UK approx 62,000,000

[Odainsaker 2,136]

According to the 2010 United States Census:

San Antonio: 1,327,407, the 7th most populous city in the U.S.

Bexar County: 1,714,773, the 19th most populous county in the U.S.

San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX MSA: 2,142,508, the 25th most populous metro area in the U.S.

Texas: 24,145,561. the 2nd most populous state in the U.S.

You can see the lopsidedness between the city size and the metro size, as San Antonio annexes aggressively and pushes its state-granted extraterritorial jurisdiction rights. To really conflate numbers, there is work underway between neighbors San Antonio and Austin to combine San Antonio's 8 metro counties and Austin's 5 metro counties into a consolidated statistical area by 2013. The two cities are some 70 miles apart along Interstate 35, but that corridor between and including them ranks among the top growth corridors in the U.S. and is forming an increasingly urbanized spine through central Texas with tight interchanging connections, to which anyone driving on that stretch of I-35 can attest. A consolidated San Antonio-Austin area under 2010 census numbers would have a population of 3,858,797, making it the 13th most populous such market in the U.S. That is still a few years out...

For fun with maps, be sure to check out Data Pointed: Growth Rings: Maps of U.S. Population Change, 2000-2010

You can see in this map of population changes that in Texas, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth remain far larger national behemoths, however, a dual-framework is definitely and strikingly forming very rapidly at the last point of the Texas Triangle.

[Andersen 7]

Hehe, look at Las Vegas its just a dense dot. Its all that bling bling.

According to the 2010 United States Census:

San Antonio: 1,327,407, the 7th most populous city in the U.S.

Bexar County: 1,714,773, the 19th most populous county in the U.S.

San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX MSA: 2,142,508, the 25th most populous metro area in the U.S.

Texas: 24,145,561. the 2nd most populous state in the U.S.

You can see the lopsidedness between the city size and the metro size, as San Antonio annexes aggressively and pushes its state-granted extraterritorial jurisdiction rights. To really conflate numbers, there is work underway between neighbors San Antonio and Austin to combine San Antonio's 8 metro counties and Austin's 5 metro counties into a consolidated statistical area by 2013. The two cities are some 70 miles apart along Interstate 35, but that corridor between and including them ranks among the top growth corridors in the U.S. and is forming an increasingly urbanized spine through central Texas with tight interchanging connections, to which anyone driving on that stretch of I-35 can attest. A consolidated San Antonio-Austin area under 2010 census numbers would have a population of 3,858,797, making it the 13th most populous such market in the U.S. That is still a few years out...

For fun with maps, be sure to check out Data Pointed: Growth Rings: Maps of U.S. Population Change, 2000-2010

You can see in this map of population changes that in Texas, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth remain far larger national behemoths, however, a dual-framework is definitely and strikingly forming very rapidly at the last point of the Texas Triangle.

[Ocram's Razr 964]

My hometown has over half a million citizens within its borders. That is not much but the Puget Sound corridor (Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Renton, Redmond, Kirkland, Linwood across 3 counties: Pierce, King, and Snohomish (ordered from south to north)) has millions of citizens. You can drive between all the biggest cities near the Puget Sound (3 of the top 5 in the state) and never see an area that did not have a building on it that was not underwater, a park, or designated green-space.

[airman15 4,112]

I am from San Jose, which is the 10th largest city in the US and it has a staggering population of 945,942 (2010 stats)

I moved to Rocklin in 2008 and it is a much smaller city with a population of 56,974 (again 2010 stats)

In total if you add the populations of the Bay Area and the Sacramento Valley (including all cities in these areas), that's a population of about 9,714,390

[OffTopic 3]

Victoria, BC (city) - 78,000

Victoria, BC (metro) - 330,000

British Columbia (province) - 4,500,000

Canada - 34,500,000 (as of 2011 estimate)

Wouldn't want to live anywhere else, can't help but chuckle when I see people from the east complaining about weather

[Keder 116]

Jackson,MS 173,514

Jackson Metro 539,005

Mississippi 2,967,297

[Pittsburgh Fan 31]

My hometown: New Castle, Pa

Pop.: 26,309 (as of 2000)

Near: Pittsburgh, Pa (Pop. 305,704 [City] as of 2010)

Little Known Facts:

Famous baseball manager Chuck Tanner (Pittsburgh Pirates 1977-1985) lived here and went to Shenango Area High School (The school I go to).

Home of Zambelli Fireworks one of the largest pyrotechnics companies in the USA. If your watching fireworks on the 4th of July, there is a high chance this is who is shooting them off.

I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I love the small town atmosphere, but the short drive to Pittsburgh.

  Edited August 26, 2011 by Pittsburgh Fan  

[xbfernandez 3]

Barangay: San Juan - 91,196 (barangays are like districts)

Municipality: Cainta - 289,833

Province: Rizal - 2,315,098

Region: Cavite-Laguna-Batangas-Rizal-Quezon Region (CALABARZON) - 11,743,110

Country: Philippines - 94,013,200

[steelersfanforlife 43]

Hamlin NY 9083

  Edited September 2, 2011 by steelersfanforlife  

[MandelSoft 2,774]

Zoetermeer (NL): 120 000 (estimate)

[Ionic-Elm 13]

Indiana: 6,483,802

Indianapolis-Carmel, IN Metropolitan Statistical Area: 1,756,241 (2005 estimate)

Carmel, Indiana: 79,191 (2010 Census)

[atilla5 6]

Booge, South Dakota - 6 (town is unincorporated)

Located in Minnehaha County - 169,468

Also within the Sioux Falls Metropolitan area

Sioux Falls - 153,888

Metro - 228,261

State

South Dakota - 814,180

Although right now I live in Brookings, South Dakota (50 miles north of Sioux Falls)

Brookings - 22,056

Brookings Micropolitan area (which only includes Brookings County) - 31,965

[RipRap 4,400]

Neighborhood (Robertson): 4,205

Winnipeg: 633,451

Manitoba: 1,148,401

Canada: 31,612,897

[bluemoose 223]

Williamsport, PA: 30,706

Lycoming County (Williamsport Metropolitan Area): 116,111

Williamsport/Lock-Haven CSA (basically Clinton and Lycoming Counties): 157,958

Pennsylvania, U.S.

Fun Stuff, We once had the most Millionaires per Capita! Not anymore

  Edited September 24, 2011 by bluemoose  

[9988 428]

My hometown is slovak capital Bratislava, with more than 480.000 inhabitants. Entire country has more than pop 5.300.000.

  Edited September 28, 2011 by 9988  

[2farnorth 26]

Look at the name!.

Village, about 120

Nearest town, Thurso 8000

Region Caithness about 20000.