Largest Library Systems in the US

Enter the library systems that have the largest number of volumes.
If a city and university have the same name, the word "university" is needed.
If a state and university have the same name, the word "university" is needed.
Many of these are universities.
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Last updated: July 9, 2017
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Volumes
System
34,528,818
Library of Congress
19,090,261
Boston Public Library
16,832,952
Harvard University Library
16,342,365
New York Public Library
15,200,000
Yale University Library
13,829,825
University of Michigan Library
13,158,748
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
12,200,000
Columbia University
11,545,418
University of California, Berkeley Libraries
11,189,036
Kings College Libraries
9,990,941
University of Texas Libraries
9,934,302
Indiana Univeristy Libraries
9,837,021
University of Chicago Library
9,151,964
University of California, Los Angeles Library
8,819,759
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
Volumes
System
8,500,000
Stanford Univeristy Library
8,421,198
University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries
8,173,778
Cornell Univeristy Library
7,500,000
City University of New York
7,226,744
Princeton University Library
7,203,156
University of Washington Library
7,111,311
University of Minnesota Libraries
7,070,433
Detroit Public Library
7,012,787
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library
6,795,552
County of Los Angeles Public Library
6,544,609
Queens Borough Public Library
6,459,552
Los Angeles Public Library
6,438,305
University of Pennsylvania Libraries
6,174,814
Duke Univeristy Libraries
6,161657
Ohio State University Libraries
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