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"S" Cities in the United States

Name all cities in the United States with a population of over 100,000 that start with the letter S.
City Proper population.
Cities, towns, CDPs, etc. are included.
According to the 2020 U.S. Census; source: citypopulation.de
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State
Population
Answer
Texas
1,434,625
San Antonio
California
1,386,932
San Diego
California
1,013,240
San Jose
California
873,965
San Francisco
Washington
737,015
Seattle
California
524,943
Sacramento
California
320,804
Stockton
Minnesota
311,527
St. Paul
California
310,227
Santa Ana
Missouri
301,578
St. Louis
Florida
258,308
St. Petersburg
Arizona
241,361
Scottsdale
Washington
228,989
Spokane
California
228,673
Santa Clarita
California
222,101
San Bernardino
State
Population
Answer
Nevada
215,597
Spring Valley
Nevada
205,618
Sunrise Manor
Utah
199,723
Salt Lake City
South Dakota
192,517
Sioux Falls
Louisiana
187,593
Shreveport
California
178,127
Santa Rosa
Oregon
175,535
Salem
Missouri
169,176
Springfield
California
163,542
Salinas
Massachusetts
155,929
Springfield
California
155,805
Sunnyvale
New York
148,620
Syracuse
Georgia
147,780
Savannah
Arizona
143,148
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State
Population
Answer
Connecticut
135,470
Stamford
Michigan
134,346
Sterling Heights
California
127,647
Santa Clara
California
126,356
Simi Valley
Illinois
114,394
Springfield
Florida
113,568
Spring Hill
Texas
111,026
Sugar Land
California
109,707
Santa Maria
Nevada
108,445
Sparks
Georgia
108,080
Sandy Springs
Georgia
107,436
South Fulton
California
105,661
San Mateo
Indiana
103,453
South Bend
Washington
102,976
Spokane Valley
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