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Hey! Cool vid. However, I think you should consider using the MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) instead of city population. For example, that would change the city population of Vermont to 60k vs 8k. No population metric is perfect, but I think pure city population is a gross misrepresentation of the true size of many cities.
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Hey! Cool vid. However, I think you should consider using the MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) instead of city population. For example, that would change the city population of Vermont to 60k vs 8k. No population metric is perfect, but I think pure city population is a gross misrepresentation of the true size of many cities.
Yeah Atlanta will be from 540k to like 6.2M
I think it’s a gross misrepresentation to inflate the numbers that way. Not everyone living in the metropolitan area actively goes to the city.
Interesting that Oklahoma was number 5 considering it's 28th in total population
St. Paul's Population is incorrect, as of the 2020 census the population was 311,527
These are 2024 estimated populations. Source: worldpopulationreview.com
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@@MattGeo83 2020 US census is a better resource, also St. Paul is in a growing trend.
No way is Boston that small! It's estimated population in 2023 is about 710,000.