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I was born in a different city but I consdier Phoenix my hometown so....3.7 million

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I just found out my area has added 20,000 people since January. I use to think that was good... Where are all these people coming from?!?! 

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    20,000 people in six months? Wow, that's all I can say!

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    Georgetown, 26 000

    Halton Hills, 48 000

    Halton Region, 375 000

    and since this is all close to toronto

    GTA about 5 million

    oh, and during the winter i go to university in hamilton so

    Hamilton 655 000

    This is all in Ontario (12 500 000), Canada (31 000 000)

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    Since there was some Texas talk here...I'll go off on a wee bit of a tangent and say that even though it's a big state with a big population and big buildings, their egos rival that of New York City. It'a amazing how America can fit such big thoughts within its borders.

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    Since there was some Texas talk here...I'll go off on a wee bit of a tangent and say that even though it's a big state with a big population and big buildings, their egos rival that of New York City. It'a amazing how America can fit such big thoughts within its borders. quote>

    "I use to think that was good... Where are all these people coming from?!?! "- me

    I meant that I use to think all the growing was a good thing. Now I can't wait to move out of the area. Where are my bags? I'm moving to Colorado.


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    My town has been estimated at about 9,700 for the start of this year. My town is the fastest growing, rate-wise in the county. It is still the third largest in the county though.

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    Berlin itself: about 3,560,000

    Berlin area with suburbs: about 5,500,000

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              Kingsburg, California - 11,000  Though it doesn't sound like much, growth has been rapid in recent years, but now, a lot of retail development has been sprouting up as a result.

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    I live in the area of Sioux Falls, SD (estimates in 2004)

    South Dakota - 770,883

    Sioux Falls - 136,695 

    Minnehaha (county) - 148,281

    Garretson (acutal town) - 1,152

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    Meerssen(home town): 20.000 people

    Maastricht (captial of Limburg): 117.000 people

    Limburg (province): 970.000 people

    Netherlands(country): 16.100.000 people

    Amsterdam: 770.000 people

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    Hamilton has about 216,000 people I believe...haven't ever really checked in a while. My old hometown of Rutland, Vermont (loved it), had around 65,000 people but seemed so much bigger, yet it mantained it's small-town feel in the beauty of the Green Mountains.

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    Ottawa itself has about 785 000 people. If you include Gatineau on the Quebcec side of the river, you get about 1 million in the national capital area (of Canada). Both cities boundaries extend way beyond the built up areas... My suburb is well within city boundaries and probably has about 100 000 people in the suburb alone.

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    Ottawa itself has about 785 000 people. If you include Gatineau on the Quebcec side of the river, you get about 1 million in the national capital area (of Canada). Both cities boundaries extend way beyond the built up areas... My suburb is well within city boundaries and probably has about 100 000 people in the suburb alone.

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    Ottawa itself has about 785 000 people. If you include Gatineau on the Quebcec side of the river, you get about 1 million in the national capital area (of Canada). Both cities boundaries extend way beyond the built up areas... My suburb is well within city boundaries and probably has about 100 000 people in the suburb alone.

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    Lubbock, TX for me. About 210k pop in city 300k metro. Add 30k during school because of Texas tech university.

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    Lubbock, TX for me. About 210k pop in city 300k metro. Add 30k during school because of Texas tech university.

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    Duluth, Minnesota!  Yay!

    Duluth 2000 Census-86,918

    Duluth 2005 Estimate-89,458

    St. Louis County 2000 Census-200,528

    St. Louis County 2005 Estimate-197,179

    Minnesota 2000 Census-4,919,479

    Minnestoa 2005 Estimate-5,132,799

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    Fresno, CA

    proper: 464,727

    metro: 866,772 (both are estimates from wikipedia)

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    I live in in San Dimas with a population of about 36000 its about 20 min from downtown LA

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    Aurora, 50,000 (well ok the sign says 48,000)

    York Region, 890,000 (according to the sign)

    GTA approximately 5 million

    All located in Ontario with about 12,500,000 and in Canada with approximately 32 Million

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