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...and by big I mean populated. I don't really travel to cities a whole lot (usually state parks for camping) so I'm always interested in how big/populated the places are that people I know are from.

Go to www.areaconnect.com , click on your state, click on your city/town, then on the lower right hand side under ---- Statistics, click on the Population link and it will give you the 2000 Census info. (there's some other interesting stuff like crime level too)

Grand Rapids, MI = 197,800 (2000). The GR metro area (Holland to Muskegon for those that care) has over 1 million people.

edit: the closest population of a more "recognized" city than GR I could find so far is Richmond, VA at 197,790
 
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ok, posting in one's own thread is kinda dumb, but Ellen and I think it's notable that it's safer to live in NYC than here in Grand Rapids. :ohmy:
 
Birmingham has about 350,000 metro, but we have many many suburbs, which are commonly considered part of the city in practice if not in theory, so that's about 650,000 total.
 
i live in moncton, new brunswick at the moment, unfortunately. :yuck: we've got about 120 000 people here. oh to be in a real city with real theatres and restaurants and actual bands playing near by...
 
I live in a suburb on the Minneapolis side of the Twin Cities. Since I spend just about as much time in St. Paul as I do in Minneapolis I consider myself from the Twin Cities, not just Minneapolis. But since "the Twin Cities" isn't really a city itself I decided to look up both. :eyebrow: There wasn't anything for St. Paul statistics, which is odd since it's the capital of MN.

This is the population of just Minneapolis: 382,618. I don't think it's accurate of where I live and it's probably just the actual city of Minneapolis. I don't think it includes the suburbs so I'd probably double that number. :shrug:
 
Wilmington, NC
Total Population: 75838 <-- This must refer to ONLY the population within the city limit. I imagine it'd be closer to 90K if you consider the surrounding 'burbs.

Male Population: 35397
Female Population: 40441

Median Age: 34 (Yaaay - I'm average! :lol: )
Average Household Size: 2.1 (".1"????? Surely my puppies count as at least .5 of a household member!)
 
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* The population of the Norwich Travel to Work Area is 367,035
* In 2001, the City Council area's resident population was 121,700
* Norwich is the fourth most densely populated Local Authority District within the Eastern Region with 3,179 people per square kilometre (8,241 per square mile).
 
West Lafayette, IN
population: 28778
Median age: 22

...west lafayette is almost exclusively Purdue students, if you include Lafayette
Lafayette Population: 56397
median age: 32

and, just because, here's home home
Mishawaka Population: 46557
 
Richmond sure has shrunk in population over he last 20 years it used to have over 250,000!

I'm scared, when I clicked on my city and put in my name in the yellow pages thing my address came up :yikes: Hope a killer doesn't see it!
 
2001 Population: 634892

The saddest thing is that Alaska ranks the highest in the rape and murder on women. Scary. But it's really not that bad, these are isolated incidents mostly. :sad:
 
São Paulo

Founding : 1554
Population: 9.968.485
Area : 1.528,5 km²

São Paulo is a big city

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