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[tozmervo]

Temeteron, on 22 December 2010 - 12:16 PM, said:

Does anyone know when the actual Cities and Counties Population Results will be released?

Late February/Early March is what I heard from some news source

[Urbanity]

^^^ That looks right.

The Census has a timeline.  Click on 2011 for information:  http://2010.census.g...eline-flash.php

[Temeteron]

http://2010.census.g...010census/data/

And here are the results for County Populations

[jednc]

I've put together a rough spreadsheet of the Charlotte Region's Population. I used the counties listed in Wikipedia's Charlotte CSA Description for my county list (although the only extra NC county included, compared to the Urban Institutes' Charlotte Region Definition, was Alexander). Please make suggestions or suggest corrections as needed. I have to say the total came in a little lower than expected (although some of that might be due to having to use estimated data for SC populations at this point). LINK

Edit: corrected spelling of Wikipedia

Edited by jednc, 20 March 2011 - 11:33 AM.

[aceboogie]

grodney, on 01 July 2010 - 09:02 AM, said:

The Urban Area number is from the 2000 census, during which Charlotte was only 540,828.  So Charlotte city was 71% of the Urban Area.

The US Census has redfined their definition for UA. Under this new definition Charlotte, Gastonia, Concord, and Rock Hill UAs will be rejoined. The estimates using the 3 year ACS stats puts the population at just over 1.2 million. I will add the link later.

[Temeteron]

http://www.msnbc.msn...life/?GT1=43001

According to the U.S. census 2010, Detroit has lost 25% of its population plummeting to 713,777 making it now the 18th biggest city in the nation....which means Charlotte is up at #17 now

[tozmervo]

There is some debate over on the state-level NC Census thread about Louisville jumping ahead of Charlotte due to it's city-county consolidation that took place since the 2000 count. That would leave Charlotte at 18.

[cltbwimob]

The census ranks consolidated cities based on their balance population.  That is the county's overall population minus the population incorporated towns in that county.  The census bureau does not include the suburban towns as part of their statistical analysis, Therefore, even though the Louisville-Jefferson County metro government has 741K people about 200K of that will not be included into "Louisville's" population because those 200K are in suburban towns.

[caterpillar2]

Temeteron, on 23 March 2011 - 01:19 PM, said:

http://www.msnbc.msn...life/?GT1=43001

According to the U.S. census 2010, Detroit has lost 25% of its population plummeting to 713,777 making it now the 18th biggest city in the nation....which means Charlotte is up at #17 now

Just seeing if my suspension period is finished.

Edited by caterpillar2, 04 August 2011 - 02:24 PM.

[Temeteron]

When will the 2011 Populations be out ???

[krazeeboi]

They've been out for some time now. Check this thread: http://www.urbanplan...10-census-data/

[grodney]

Pop  Area  Rank  Source
731,424  City of Charlotte  17  http://en.wikipedia....s_by_population
919,628  County of Mecklenburg  49  http://en.wikipedia....e_United_States
1,758,038  MSA  33  http://en.wikipedia....atistical_Areas
2,402,623  CSA -- http://en.wikipedia....atistical_Areas
2,687,799  Charlotte Region  --  http://charlotteusa....e-usa-overview/

I can't find any official "Urban Area" numbers under the new definition yet.

[Temeteron]

krazeeboi, on 05 August 2011 - 06:16 AM, said:

They've been out for some time now. Check this thread: http://www.urbanplan...10-census-data/

Thats the 2010 results...I'm talking about the 2011

[krazeeboi]

Temeteron, on 08 August 2011 - 11:32 PM, said:

Thats the 2010 results...I'm talking about the 2011

http://www.census.go...s/schedule.html