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The Largest Combined Statistical Areas of the USA

A Combined Statistical Area (CSA) is a grouping of adjacent metropolitan and/or micropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the United States. Name the major city that anchors each of the largest CSAs.
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Sometimes there is more than one "major, anchoring city" so if that is the case, both cities will be accepted. If both cities aren't accepted, you did not name the anchoring city. Also note; not all major U.S. metro areas are in CSAs. Only the metro areas that have overlaps with others.
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Rank
Population as of 2013
Lead City
1
23,484,225
New York City - Newark
2
18,351,929
Los Angeles
3
9,912,730
Chicago
4
9,443,180
Washington - Baltimore
5
8,469,854
San Jose - San Francisco
6
8,041,303
Boston - Providence
7
7,206,144
Dallas - Fort Worth
8
7,146,706
Philadelphia
9
6,508,323
Houston
10
6,447,610
Miami - Fort Lauderdale
11
6,162,195
Atlanta
12
5,314,163
Detroit
13
4,459,677
Seattle
14
3,797,883
Minneapolis-St. Paul
15
3,501,538
Cleveland
16
3,277,309
Denver
17
3,022,178
Portland
Rank
Population as of 2013
Lead City
18
2,975,658
Orlando
19
2,905,893
St. Louis
20
2,659,937
Pittsburgh
21
2,493,040
Charlotte
22
2,482,660
Sacramento
23
2,393,623
Kansas City
24
2,389,225
Salt Lake City
25
2,370,839
Columbus
26
2,336,237
Indianapolis
27
2,273,195
Las Vegas
28
2,196,629
Cincinnati
29
2,040,498
Milwaukee
30
2,037,430
Raleigh-Durham
31
1,876,933
Nashville
32
1,810,266
Virginia Beach-Norfolk
33
1,619,313
Greensboro–Winston-Salem
34
1,518,677
Jacksonville
Rank
Population as of 2013
Lead City
35
1,490,724
Louisville
36
1,489,361
Hartford
37
1,467,880
New Orleans
38
1,395,624
Greenville
39
1,407,323
Grand Rapids
40
1,390,835
Oklahoma City
41
1,369,006
Memphis
42
1,313,105
Birmingham
43
1,233,708
Harrisburg
44
1,213,007
Buffalo
45
1,178,141
Rochester
46
1,173,061
Albany
47
1,163,966
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
48
1,107,661
Tulsa
49
1,107,661
Fresno
50
1,096,961
Knoxville
Laurent
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Level 45
Feb 16, 2015
Where is Phoenix?
putnamplaya
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Level 23
Feb 16, 2015
Phoenix is not in a Combined Statistical Area. While it is a metropolitan area made up of several small cities, like Honolulu and Anchorage, Phoenix is not actually in a corridor of major cities. It stands alone like an island as the Phoenix metro are doesn't reach the Tucson, LA, or Santa Fe- Albuquerque metro areas.
putnamplaya
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Level 23
Feb 16, 2015
San Antonio and Richmond and Tampa also are not designated as such.
xkhan44x
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Level 60
Feb 16, 2015
Need to add clarification at top of quiz so we dont waste time guessing massive cities like Phoenix, San Diego, Tampa Bay/St Petersburg that are bigger than some of these CSAs
putnamplaya
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Level 23
Feb 16, 2015
I tried to add a little clarification to what a CSA is and that not all metros are included. I hope this helps
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