2003 Metro Populations

[beelz]

Houston has apparently left the building. Plan life accordingly.

so whats with your hostility toward Houston

[monsoon]

[teshadoh]

so whats with your hostility toward Houston

You're not the sharpest block are you?

He was joking that none of the lists included Houston, it was a joke not an insult.

[Guest donaltopablo]

Yeah, the Houston comments were about the fact that a city like Houston didn't make any of the lists, not a on knock on them.

[beelz]

[monsoon]

[teshadoh]

[monsoon]

[ShowMeKC]

monsoon, i doubt KC has anything to worry about, we gained 12% in population in our MSA from 1990-2000. You don't really have to worry about people moving out of the metro in masses. Especially when you have the positive development going on like we do.

[wolfdawg54]

Jacksonville definitely needs to get larger!

[H-townrep]

As far as CSA which doesn't really work for Houston has moved back to the 10th spot for the 2003 numbers. This number should include the Golden Triangle of Baumont, Port-Author and Orange. They aren't that far from Baytown. If that was the case then Houston would be 7th or 8th. Houston is back in the building and we are planning life according to being the great and unique. Don't even mention pollution and spawl.

[bobliocatt]

Why should Beaumont be included in Houston's metro? It's always been a city and metro on its own, with its own local based industries and economy.

[H-townrep]

Why should Beaumont be included in Houston's metro? It's always been a city and metro on its own, with its own local based industries and economy.

You can say the same for Baltimore, Fortworth, Oakland, San Jose and the state of New Jersey.

[Cotuit]

As far as CSA which doesn't really work for Houston has moved back to the 10th spot for the 2003 numbers. This number should include the Golden Triangle of Baumont, Port-Author and Orange. They aren't that far from Baytown. If that was the case then Houston would be 7th or 8th. Houston is back in the building and we are planning life according to being the great and unique. Don't even mention pollution and spawl.

And Boston would hop up to number 5 if it included Providence which it probably should, but it doesn't. It doesn't. We're talking about what is here, not what should be or what we wish would be.

[Cotuit]

You can say the same for Baltimore, Fortworth, Oakland, San Jose and the state of New Jersey.

The state of New Jersey has never been it's own city or metro.