2020 Largest U.S. Cities Urban Areas

New! 2020 statistics. Name the 100 largest U.S. metro areas according to macrotrends.net.

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#	Metro Area	Population
1	New York City	18,804,000
2	Los Angeles	12,447,000
3	Chicago	8,865,000
4	Houston	6,371,000
5	Dallas/Fort Worth	6,301,000
6	Miami	6,122,000
7	Atlanta	5,803,000
8	Philadelphia	5,717,000
9	Washington D.C.	5,322,000
10	Phoenix/Mesa	4,511,000
11	Boston	4,309,000
12	Detroit	3,548,000
13	Seattle	3,433,000
14	San Francisco/Oakland	3,314,000
15	San Diego	3,251,000
16	Minneapolis/Saint Paul	2,926,000
17	Tampa/St. Petersburg	2,877,000
18	Denver	2,827,000
19	Las Vegas	2,699,000
20	Riverside/San Bernardino	2,469,000
21	Baltimore	2,325,000
22	San Antonio	2,320,000
23	St. Louis	2,213,000
24	Portland	2,151,000
25	Sacramento	2,123,000
26	Charlotte	2,054,000
27	Austin	2,053,000
28	Orlando	1,964,000
29	Indianapolis	1,807,000
30	San Jose	1,791,000
31	Cleveland	1,763,000
32	Cincinnati	1,746,000
33	Pittsburgh	1,704,000
34	Kansas City	1,686,000
35	Columbus	1,644,000
36	Virginia Beach/Norfolk	1,477,000
37	Raleigh/Durham	1,444,000
38	Milwaukee	1,439,000
39	Jacksonville	1,280,000
40	Nashville	1,249,000
41	Providence	1,200,000
42	Salt Lake City	1,169,000
43	Memphis	1,150,000
44	Richmond	1,105,000
45	Louisville	1,089,000
46	McAllen	1,012,000
47	Hartford	999,000
48	New Orleans	992,000
49	Oklahoma City	989,000
50	Tucson	982,000
51	Bridgeport/Stamford	953,000
52	El Paso	951,000
53	Albuquerque	915,000
54	Honolulu	892,000
55	Buffalo/Niagara Falls	891,000
56	Cape Coral/Fort Myers	851,000
57	Temecula/Murrieta	848,000
58	Birmingham	842,000
59	Omaha	835,000
60	Fresno	769,000
61	Provo/Orem	766,000
62	Tulsa	766,000
63	Allentown	763,000
64	Rochester	743,000
65	Knoxville	741,000
66	Dayton	741,000
67	Sarasota/Bradenton	736,000
68	Baton Rouge	734,000
69	Columbia	716,000
70	Ogden/Layton	711,000
71	Charleston	708,000
72	Bakersfield	691,000
73	Concord	683,000
74	Springfield	669,000
75	Colorado Springs	668,000
76	Albany	630,000
77	Grand Rapids	599,000
78	New Haven	593,000
79	Akron	565,000
80	Worcester	548,000
81	Des Moines	544,000
82	Harrisburg	542,000
83	Victorville/Hesperia	537,000
84	Greenville/Anderson	529,000
85	Wichita	527,000
86	Port St. Lucie	521,000
87	Palm Bay/Melbourne	519,000
88	Little Rock	514,000
89	Winston-Salem	509,000
90	Toledo	509,000
91	Poughkeepsie/Newburgh	507,000
92	Fayetteville/Springdale	504,000
93	Reno	504,000
94	Lancaster	497,000
95	Madison	487,000
96	Daytona Beach	476,000
97	Indio/Palm Springs	467,000
98	Boise	447,000
99	Spokane	447,000
100	Augusta	444,000

Level 35

Dec 17, 2021

Indio, Temecula, and Victorville are counterintuitively part of the Riverside MSA, as they are all in the same counties. Anyone who's ever driven around the LA area would think Riverside would be included with Los Angeles, but that's the government for you.

If Lancaster is supposed to be Lancaster, Pennsylvania it should be 552,984. If Lancaster, California it is part of the Los Angeles MSA.

Level 35

Dec 17, 2021

Actually the whole list should end at #100, Scranton–Wilkes-Barre, PA (567,559), according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Scranton is missing from this quiz, which ends at actual #95 Augusta, Georgia, which has 611,000 even, not 444,000.

Level 35

Dec 17, 2021

https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/interactive/2020-population-and-housing-state-data.html

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