Fastest growing large U.S. cities since 2010

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Fastest growing large cities since 2010

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Texas had eight of the 15 most rapidly growing large cities between Census Day (April 1, 2010) and July 1, 2011, according to population estimates for all of the nation’s incorporated cities and towns and minor civil divisions released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

“These estimates provide our first look at how much the total population has changed in each of our nation’s cities since we conducted the 2010 Census,” Census Bureau Director Robert Groves said. “These numbers provide further evidence of a continuation of the trend of rapid population growth in Texas we observed between the 2000 and 2010 censuses.”

Although Texas dominated the list as a whole, the fastest-growing large city was outside the state. Among cities with populations of 100,000 or more in 2010, New Orleans, still rebounding from the effects of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, ranked first, growing by 4.9 percent to 360,740. This puts the city’s population at 79.2 percent of the pre-Katrina July 1, 2005, estimate of 455,188.

One of Texas cities that made the list of fastest-growing cities — Round Rock — broke the 100,000 mark since the 2010 Census. Another, nearby Austin, cracked the 800,000 mark. (See Table 1 for complete list.)

Looking at the highest numerical growth, New York topped the list, adding nearly 70,000 people since the 2010 Census. Again, Texas was well-represented, with six cities among the top 15, including Houston, San Antonio and Austin, which ranked second, third and fourth, respectively. California checked in with three cities, including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose; Phoenix; Denver; Charlotte, N.C.; New Orleans; and Washington also made the list. (See Table 2 for a complete list.)

New York continued to be the nation’s most populous city by a large margin, with 8.2 million residents in 2011, followed by Los Angeles and Chicago. The 15 most populous cities remained unchanged since the 2010 Census. However, Austin, Texas, moved up from 14th to 13th in total population, supplanting San Francisco. (See Table 3 for complete list.)

Other highlights:

• As of July 1, 2011, more than three in every five people living in the United States (62 percent or 194.4 million people) lived in incorporated places, commonly thought of as cities. More than a third of the nation’s population (37 percent or 116.2 million people) lived in cities with populations of more than 50,000.
• Overall, the population in cities grew by 1.0 percent across the nation between 2010 and 2011. However, large cities (285) tended to grow faster than the national rate at 1.3 percent. Large cities in the South (99 places) showed the largest growth at 1.8 percent, followed by those in the West (113 places) at 1.4 percent. Large cities in the Northeast (25 places) grew by 0.7 percent and the 48 large places in the Midwest grew by 0.6 percent.
• Of the 19,516 incorporated places in the United States, 715 had populations of 50,000 or more. Nine cities crossed the 50,000 mark since the 2010 Census, including two in Texas (DeSoto and Cedar Park with populations of 50,045 and 51,283, respectively) and the newly incorporated city of Eastvale in Riverside County, Calif., with a population of 54,930. No cities with populations of 50,000 or more in the 2010 Census dropped below the 50,000 mark.

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These estimates are produced using housing unit estimates to distribute the county population to subcounty areas within the county. The 2011 housing unit estimates are projections of average monthly housing unit change based on the Intercensal Estimates time series.

The 15 Fastest-Growing Large Cities from April 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011

2011 Total Population

1.	New Orleans, Louisiana	4.9%	360,740
2.	Round Rock, Texas	4.8%	104,664
3.	Austin, Texas	3.8%	820,611
4.	Plano, Texas	3.8%	269,776
5.	McKinney, Texas	3.8%	136,067
6.	Frisco, Texas	3.8%	121,387
7.	Denton, Texas	3.4%	117,187
8.	Denver, Colorado	3.3%	619,968
9.	Cary, North Carolina	3.2%	139,633
10	Raleigh, North Carolina	3.1%	416,468
11	Alexandria, Virginia	3.1%	144,301
12	Tampa, Florida	3.1%	346,037
13	McAllen, Texas	3%	133,742
14	Carrollton, Texas	3%	122,640
15	Atlanta, Georgia	3%	432,427

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The 15 Cities with the Largest Numeric Increase from April 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011

2011 Total            Numeric Increase

1.	New York	69,777	8,244,910
2.	Houston	45,716	2,145,146
3.	San Antonio	32,152	1,359,758
4.	Austin	30,221	820,611
5.	Los Angeles	27,077	3,819,702
6.	Dallas	25,413	1,223,229
7.	Phoenix	23,815	1,469,471
8.	Denver	19,960	619,968
9.	Charlotte	19,663	751,087
10	San Diego	18,773	1,326,179
11	New Orleans	16,911	360,740
12	Fort Worth	16,708	758,738
13	El Paso	16,416	665,568
14	Washington	16,273	617,996
15	San Jose	14,875	967,487

The 15 Most Populous Cities: July 1, 2011

1.	New York	8,244,910
2.	Los Angeles	3,819,702
3.	Chicago	2,707,120
4.	Houston	2,145,146
5.	Philadelphia	1,536,471
6.	Phoenix	1,469,471
7.	San Antonio	1,359,758
8.	San Diego	1,326,179
9.	Dallas	1,223,229
10	San Jose	967,487
11	Jacksonville	827,908
12	Indianapolis	827,609
13	Austin	820,611
14	San Francisco	812,826
15	Columbus	797,434

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New York
1950: 7,891,957
1960: 7,781,984
1970: 7,894,862
1980: 7,071,639
1990: 7,322,564
2000: 8,008,288
2010: 8,175,133
2011: 8,244,910

Los Angeles
1950: 1,970,358
1960: 2,479,015
1970: 2,816,061
1980: 2,966,850
1990: 3,485,398
2000: 3,694,820
2010: 3,792,621
2011: 3,819,702

Chicago
1950: 3,620,962
1960: 3,550,404
1970: 3,366,957
1980: 3,005,072
1990: 2,783,726
2000: 2,896,016
2010: 2,695,598
2011: 2,707,120

Detroit
1950: 1,849,568
1960: 1,670,144
1970: 1,514,063
1980: 1,203,368
1990: 1,027,974
2000: 951,270
2010: 713,777
2011: 706,585

Philadelphia
1950: 2,071,605
1960: 2,002,512
1970: 1,948,609
1980: 1,688,210
1990: 1,585,577
2000: 1,517,550
2010: 1,526,006
2011: 1,536,471

Cincinnati
1950: 503,998
1960: 502,550
1970: 452,525
1980: 385,460
1990: 364,040
2000: 331,285
2010: 296,945
2011: 296,223

St. Louis
1950: 856,796
1960: 750,026
1970: 622,236
1980: 452,801
1990: 396,685
2000: 348,189
2010: 319,294
2011: 318,069

Pittsburgh
1950: 676,806
1960: 604,332
1970: 520,117
1980: 423,938
1990: 369,879
2000: 334,563
2010: 305,704
2011: 307,484

Birmingham
1950: 326,037
1960: 340,887
1970: 300,910
1980: 284,413
1990: 265,968
2000: 242,840
2010: 212,237
2011: 212,413

Washington, DC
1950: 802,178
1960: 763,956
1970: 756,510
1980: 638,333
1990: 606,900
2000: 572,059
2010: 601,723
2011: 617,996

Baltimore
1950: 949,708
1960: 939,024
1970: 905,759
1980: 786,775
1990: 736,014
2000: 651,154
2010: 620,961
2011: 619,493

Cleveland
1950: 914,808
1960: 876,050
1970: 750,903
1980: 573,822
1990: 505,616
2000: 478,403
2010: 396,815
2011: 393,806

Milwaukee
1950: 637,392
1960: 741,324
1970: 717,099
1980: 636,212
1990: 628,088
2000: 596,974
2010: 594,833
2011: 597,867

Buffalo
1950: 580,132
1960: 532,759
1970: 462,768
1980: 357,870
1990: 328,123
2000: 292,648
2010: 261,310
2011: 261,025

Atlanta 
1950: 331,314
1960: 487,455
1970: 496,973
1980: 425,022
1990: 394,017
2000: 416,474
2010: 420,003
2011: 432,427

New Orleans
1950 570,445
1960 627,525
1970 593,471
1980 557,515
1990 496,938
2000 484,674
2010 343,829
2011: 360,740

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Some of the largest cities by state since 2010

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Alabama	4,779,736	4,802,740
.Birmingham	212,237	212,413
.Huntsville	180,105	182,956
.Mobile	195,111	194,914
.Montgomery	205,764	208,182
.Tuscaloosa	90,468	91,605

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Alaska	710,231	722,718
.Anchorage	291,826	295,570
.Fairbanks	31,535	32,036
.Juneau	31,275	32,164

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Arizona	6,392,017	6,482,505
.Chandler	236,123	240,101
.Gilbert	208,453	211,951
.Glendale	226,721	230,482
.Mesa	439,041	446,518
.Peoria	154,065	156,637
.Phoenix	1,445,632	1,469,471
.Scottsdale	217,385	221,020
.Surprise	117,517	119,489
.Tempe	161,719	164,268
.Tucson	520,116	525,796
.Yuma	93,064	94,536

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Arkansas	2,915,918	2,937,979
.Conway	58,908	60,470
.Fayetteville	73,580	75,102
.Fort Smith	86,209	87,152
.Jonesboro	67,263	68,547
.Little Rock	193,524	195,314
.North Little Rock	62,304	62,886
.Springdale	69,797	71,397

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
California	37,253,956	37,691,912
.Anaheim	336,265	341,361
.Bakersfield	347,483	352,428
.Chula Vista	243,916	247,535
.Fremont	214,089	216,916
.Fresno	494,665	501,362
.Irvine	212,375	215,529
.Long Beach	462,257	465,576
.Los Angeles	3,792,621	3,819,702
.Modesto	201,165	202,751
.Oakland	390,724	395,817
.Riverside	303,871	310,651
.Sacramento	466,488	472,178
.San Bernardino	209,924	213,012
.San Diego	1,307,402	1,326,179
.San Francisco	805,235	812,826
.San Jose	945,942	967,487
.Santa Ana	324,528	329,427
.Stockton	291,707	296,357

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Colorado	5,029,196	5,116,796
.Arvada	106,433	107,541
.Aurora	325,078	332,354
.Boulder	97,385	98,889
.Centennial	100,377	102,603
.Colorado Springs	416,427	426,388
.Denver	600,158	619,968
.Fort Collins	143,986	146,762
.Lakewood	142,980	144,406
.Pueblo	106,595	107,577
.Thornton	118,772	121,435
.Westminster	106,114	107,967

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Connecticut	3,574,097	3,580,709
.Bridgeport	144,229	145,638
.Hartford	124,775	124,867
.New Haven	129,779	129,585
.Stamford	122,643	123,868
.Waterbury	110,366	110,189

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Delaware	897,934	907,135
.Dover	36,047	36,560
.Newark	31,454	31,618
.Wilmington	70,851	71,305

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
District of Columbia	601,723	617,996
.Washington	601,723	617,996

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Florida	18,801,310	19,057,542
.Fort Lauderdale	165,521	168,528
.Jacksonville	821,784	827,908
.Miami	399,457	408,750
.Orlando	238,300	243,195
.St. Petersburg	244,769	244,997
.Tampa	335,709	346,037

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Georgia	9,687,653	9,815,210
.Albany	77,434	77,683
.Athens-Clarke County	115,452	116,084
.Atlanta	420,003	432,427
.Augusta-Richmond County	195,844	196,494
.Columbus	189,885	194,107
.Macon	91,351	91,856
.Marietta	56,579	57,357
.Roswell	88,346	91,168
.Sandy Springs	93,853	96,856
.Savannah	136,286	139,491
.Smyrna	51,271	51,982
.Valdosta	54,518	56,019
.Warner Robins	66,588	68,500

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Hawaii	1,360,301	1,374,810
Honolulu	337,256	340,936

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Idaho	1,567,582	1,584,985
.Boise City	205,671	210,145
.Caldwell	46,237	46,905
.Coeur d’Alene	44,137	44,962
.Idaho Falls	56,813	57,646
.Meridian	75,092	76,750
.Nampa	81,557	82,755
.Pocatello	54,255	54,810
.Twin Falls	44,125	44,564

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Illinois	12,830,632	12,869,257
.Aurora	197,899	199,672
.Chicago	2,695,598	2,707,120
.Elgin	108,188	109,104
.Joliet	147,433	148,402
.Naperville	141,853	142,773
.Peoria	115,007	115,234
.Rockford	152,871	152,222
.Springfield	116,250	117,076

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Indiana	6,483,802	6,516,922
.Evansville	117,429	117,825
.Fort Wayne	253,691	255,824
.Indianapolis	820,445	827,609
.South Bend	101,168	101,081

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Iowa	3,046,355	3,062,309
.Des Moines	203,433	206,599

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Kansas	2,853,118	2,871,238
.Kansas City	145,786	146,453
.Olathe	125,872	127,907
.Overland Park	173,372	176,185
.Topeka	127,473	128,188
.Wichita	382,368	384,445

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Kentucky	4,339,367	4,369,356
.Lexington-Fayette	295,803	301,569
.Louisville/Jefferson County	597,337	602,011

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Louisiana	4,533,372	4,574,836
.Baton Rouge	229,493	230,139
.Lafayette	120,623	122,130
.New Orleans	343,829	360,740
.Shreveport	199,311	200,975

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Maine	1,328,361	1,328,188
.Portland	66,194	66,363

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Maryland	5,773,552	5,828,289
.Baltimore city	620,961	619,493

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Massachusetts	6,547,629	6,587,536
.Boston	617,594	625,087
.Cambridge	105,162	106,038
.Lowell	106,519	107,584
.Springfield	153,060	153,155
.Worcester	181,045	181,631

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Michigan	9,883,640	9,876,187
.Ann Arbor	113,934	114,925
.Dearborn	98,153	97,144
.Detroit	713,777	706,585
.Flint	102,434	101,558
.Grand Rapids	188,040	189,815
.Lansing	114,297	114,605
.Sterling Heights	129,699	129,880
.Warren	134,056	134,243

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Minnesota	5,303,925	5,344,861
.Bloomington	82,893	84,057
.Brooklyn Park	75,781	76,853
.Burnsville	60,306	60,828
.Coon Rapids	61,476	61,904
.Duluth	86,265	86,277
.Eagan	64,206	64,765
.Eden Prairie	60,797	61,657
.Maple Grove	61,567	62,440
.Minneapolis	382,578	387,753
.Plymouth	70,576	71,561
.Rochester	106,769	107,890
.St. Cloud	65,842	66,169
.St. Paul	285,068	288,448
.Woodbury	61,961	62,787

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Mississippi	2,967,297	2,978,512
.Biloxi	44,054	44,940
.Jackson	173,514	175,561
.Meridian	41,148	41,258
.Southaven	48,982	49,831
.Tupelo	34,546	35,059
.Vicksburg	23,856	23,649

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Missouri	5,988,927	6,010,688
.Columbia	108,500	110,438
.Independence	116,830	117,213
.Kansas City	459,787	463,202
.Lee’s Summit	91,364	91,668
.O’Fallon	79,329	80,519
.St. Louis	319,294	318,069
.Springfield	159,498	160,660

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Montana	989,415	998,199
.Billings	104,170	105,636
.Great Falls	58,505	58,950
.Missoula	66,788	67,290

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Nebraska	1,826,341	1,842,641
.Lincoln	258,379	262,341
.Omaha	408,958	415,068

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Nevada	2,700,551	2,723,322
.Carson	55,274	55,439
.Henderson	257,729	260,068
.Las Vegas	583,756	589,317
.North Las Vegas	216,961	219,020
.Reno	225,221	227,511
.Sparks	90,264	91,195

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
New Hampshire	1,316,470	1,318,194
.Concord	42,695	42,733
.Manchester	109,565	109,830
.Nashua	86,494	86,704

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
New Jersey	8,791,894	8,821,155
.Camden	77,344	77,283
.Clifton	84,136	84,269
.Elizabeth	124,969	125,660
.Jersey City	247,597	250,323
.Newark	277,140	277,540
.Paterson	146,199	146,427
.Trenton	84,913	84,899

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
New Mexico	2,059,179	2,082,224
.Albuquerque	545,852	552,804
.Las Cruces	97,618	99,665
.Rio Rancho	87,521	89,320
.Santa Fe	67,947	68,642

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
New York	19,378,102	19,465,197
.Albany	97,856	97,660
.Buffalo	261,310	261,025
.New York	8,175,133	8,244,910
.Rochester	210,565	210,855
.Syracuse	145,170	145,151
.Yonkers	195,976	197,399

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
North Carolina	9,535,483	9,656,401
.Asheville	83,393	84,458
.Burlington	49,963	50,925
.Cary	135,234	139,633
.Chapel Hill	57,233	58,011
.Charlotte	731,424	751,087
.Durham	228,330	233,252
.Fayetteville	200,564	203,945
.Gastonia	71,741	72,068
.Greensboro	269,666	273,425
.High Point	104,371	105,753
.Jacksonville	70,145	70,801
.Raleigh	403,892	416,468
.Wilmington	106,476	108,297
.Winston-Salem	229,617	232,385

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
North Dakota	672,591	683,932
.Bismarck	61,272	62,665
.Fargo	105,549	107,349
.Grand Forks	52,838	52,631
.Minot	40,888	42,485

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Ohio	11,536,504	11,544,951
.Akron	199,110	198,402
.Cincinnati	296,943	296,223
.Cleveland	396,815	393,806
.Columbus	787,033	797,434
.Dayton	141,527	142,148
.Parma	81,601	80,968
.Toledo	287,208	286,038

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Oklahoma	3,751,351	3,791,508
.Broken Arrow	98,850	100,073
.Edmond	81,405	82,963
.Lawton	96,867	98,177
.Norman	110,925	113,273
.Oklahoma City	579,999	591,967
.Tulsa	391,906	396,466

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Oregon	3,831,074	3,871,859
.Beaverton	89,803	91,625
.Bend	76,639	77,905
.Eugene	156,185	156,929
.Gresham	105,594	107,439
.Hillsboro	91,611	93,455
.Medford	74,907	75,501
.Portland	583,776	593,820
.Salem	154,637	156,244

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Pennsylvania	12,702,379	12,742,886
.Allentown	118,032	119,141
.Erie	101,786	101,807
.Lancaster	59,322	60,058
.Philadelphia	1,526,006	1,536,471
.Pittsburgh	305,704	307,484
.Reading	88,082	88,414
.Scranton	76,089	75,995

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Rhode Island	1,052,567	1,051,302
.Providence	178,042	178,053

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
South Carolina	4,625,364	4,679,230
.Charleston	120,083	122,689
.Columbia	129,272	130,591
.Florence	37,056	37,326
.Goose Creek	35,938	37,035
.Greenville	58,409	60,379
.Hilton Head Island	37,099	37,675
.Mount Pleasant	67,843	69,357
.North Charleston	97,471	99,727
.Rock Hill	66,154	67,423
.Spartanburg	37,013	37,334
.Summerville	43,392	44,783
.Sumter	40,524	40,526

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
South Dakota	814,180	824,082
.Rapid City	67,956	69,200
.Sioux Falls	153,888	156,592

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Tennessee	6,346,105	6,403,353
.Chattanooga	167,674	170,136
.Clarksville	132,929	136,231
.Knoxville	178,874	180,761
.Memphis	646,889	652,050
.Murfreesboro	108,755	111,327
.Nashville-Davidson	601,222	609,644

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Texas	25,145,561	25,674,681
.Abilene	117,063	118,117
.Amarillo	190,695	193,675
.Arlington	365,438	373,698
.Austin	790,390	820,611
.Beaumont	118,296	118,548
.Brownsville	175,023	178,430
.Carrollton	119,097	122,640
.Corpus Christi	305,215	307,953
.Dallas	1,197,816	1,223,229
.Denton	113,383	117,187
.El Paso	649,121	665,568
.Fort Worth	741,206	758,738
.Frisco	116,989	121,387
.Garland	226,876	231,517
.Grand Prairie	175,396	179,100
.Houston	2,099,451	2,145,146
.Irving	216,290	220,702
.Killeen	127,921	130,018
.Laredo	236,091	241,935
.Lubbock	229,573	233,740
.McAllen	129,877	133,742
.McKinney	131,117	136,067
.Mesquite	139,824	142,674
.Midland	111,147	113,931
.Odessa	99,940	102,106
.Pasadena	149,043	152,281
.Plano	259,841	269,776
.Richardson	99,223	101,742
.Round Rock	99,887	104,664
.San Antonio	1,327,407	1,359,758
.Waco	124,805	126,697
.Wichita Falls	104,553	103,931

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Utah	2,763,885	2,817,222
.Provo	112,488	115,321
.Salt Lake City	186,440	189,899
.West Jordan	103,712	105,675
.West Valley City	129,480	131,942

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Vermont	625,741	626,431
.Burlington	42,417	42,645

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Virginia	8,001,024	8,096,604
.Alexandria	139,966	144,301
.Chesapeake	222,209	225,050
.Hampton	137,436	136,401
.Newport News	180,719	179,611
.Norfolk	242,803	242,628
.Portsmouth	95,535	95,684
.Richmond	204,214	205,533
.Roanoke	97,032	96,714
.Suffolk	84,585	84,930
.Virginia Beach	437,994	442,707

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Washington	6,724,540	6,830,038
.Auburn	70,180	71,517
.Bellevue	122,363	124,798
.Everett	103,019	104,295
.Federal Way	89,306	91,085
.Kennewick	73,917	76,224
.Kent	92,411	120,916
.Renton	90,927	92,812
.Seattle	608,660	620,778
.Spokane	208,916	210,103
.Spokane Valley	89,755	90,279
.Tacoma	198,397	200,678
.Vancouver	161,791	164,759
.Yakima	91,067	92,512

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Wisconsin	5,686,986	5,711,767
.Appleton	72,623	73,243
.Green Bay	104,057	105,809
.Janesville	63,575	63,479
.Kenosha	99,218	99,738
.Madison	233,209	236,901
.Milwaukee	594,833	597,867
.Oshkosh	66,083	66,344
.Racine	78,860	78,853
.Waukesha	70,718	70,867

Geographic Area	April 1, 2010
	Census	2011
Wyoming	563,626	568,158
.Casper	55,316	55,988
.Cheyenne	59,466	60,096
.Gillette	29,087	29,389
.Laramie	30,816	31,312