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700k louisville ky i dont care what the census says if they count all of jefferson countys land area then they should count the population

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Well, it's not a town, it's a borough of London, and the pop is about 100,000 I think...

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Well, my town, Lanham, MD..... its probably around 40,000 I think, not really sure, and Im too lazy to show

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London, UK

7,500,000 in the city, 18,300,000 in the metro.

UK population: 60,000,000

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Technically my hometown is Apple Valley, CA, USA, with 70,000. However, I like to think of myself as an Angeleno (native of Los Angeles), which would be 4 million within city limits and 18 million in the metro.


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MY HOMETOWN:

Commune di Corleone, Provincia di Palermo, Sicily had a population of around 9,500 when i was born there in 1946.

When I immigrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1952, Its population was 2,071,605.

Duke87s Hometown of Trenton, New Jersey had a population of 128,636 when he was born there in 1942.

He later moved to Camden,NJ in 1960, which had a population of around 100,000 back than.

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Around 2,400

And that's a big jump from the last town I lived in that had a population of 451.

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We are between two large area municipalities:  Central Huron with 7600 and Bluewater with 7000.  This is most of Huron County, Ontario, Canada.


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Colorado Springs, Colorado my current town: City 376,000

County of El Paso 587,000 | Metro 601,000 | Front Range Corridor 4,450,000 | State of Colorado 4,660,000 | United States 301,000,000


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Memphis, TN - 680,768 ('06 Estimate)

Shelby Co, TN - 897,492 (2000 Census)

Memphis, TN Metropolitan area (Includes parts of AR and MS) - 1,260,581 ('06 Estimate)

State of Tennessee - 5,689,283 (2000 Census)

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Ridge Manor : 5,600

Tampa : 333,040

Hillsborough Co : 1,147,120

Tampa/St Pete Metro

(Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando Co) :2,589,632

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Teaneck (Township): 39,853 (2004)

Bergen (County): 902,561 (2005) <- Entirely impossible to tell where one town ends and another begins most of the time, your neighbors may live in the next town over, despite living less than 10m from your front door

New Jersey (State): 8,724,560 (2006)

New York-White Plains-Wayne (Metropolitan Division): 11,482,569 (2005) <- Just includes parts of Northern New Jersey

New York - Northern New Jersey - Long Island (Metro Area): 18,747,320 (2000)

New York - Newark - Bridgeport (Combined Statistical Area): 21,903,623 (2005)

BosWash (Megacity): 53,871,278 (2004 estimate)

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Well, my hometown Oberriexingen has a population of 3.000 people so you would still call it a village.

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My hometown, Round Rock, TX, has around 90,000 people. In Austin, which is just south of RR, there's about 700,000 people. The entire metro area is about 1.5 million people.

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fremont - 205,000... alameda county - 1,400,000... san francisco bay area - 6,500,000... california - 35,000,000

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Currently live in: Grimstad, Norway (20,000)

Have also lived in these cities;

Oslo (550,000), Oslo Metro (826,000), Oslo Og Omegn [Greater Oslo] (around 1,1 million)

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Currently Live in:

Jackson, MI - pop. 36,316 (metro 163,629)

Previously:

Evansville, IN - pop. 121,582 (metro 342,815)

Columbus, IN - pop. 39,059 (metro unavailable)

Levittown, PA - pop. 53,966 (Suburb of Philadelphia, PA - pop. 1,463,281 (metro 5,823,233))

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