City Population

[Guest]

The city of Omaha PROPER ~ 400,000, approx.
The metropolitan area, which includes about 8 counties including both the NEbraska and Iowa side (Council Bluffs, Bellevue, etc), about 900,000.

Though it is not officially part of the metro area, it could very will be interconnected in the future. Lincoln, Nebraska's capitol, stands at about 200,000 or so inhabitants. Plans are in the works to increase I-80 between Omaha and Lincoln (a 50 mile stretch) from its current 4-lane rural landscape to a 6-lane urban freeway. If you were to include Lincln and areas in between, the population would be pushing 1,000,000.

[Dee Bee]

Boynton Beach within city limits (~15 sq.mi.) = ~63,000
Boynton Beach metro area
(i.e,.including unincorporated county-serviced areas, ~30 sq.mi.)
= ~120,000

Boynton Beach is located in southern Palm Beach County, FL

[stormraiser]

18,720 for Upper Marlboro, MD-- lived there from 0-15

6,757 for White Plains, MD-- lived there from 15-21

[ColdFront77]

The population of my community is about 40,000. When I moved here in June 2000, there were only around 20,000.

The goal is impressive (definitely over 80,000) by 2020.

There are close to 40,000 people in the southeastern Massachusetts town I lived in.

[swimaster20]

According to the 2000 US Census:

City of Lafayette 94,440

Lafayette Parish 190,503

I know we've grown but I couldn't find anything more current than 2000.

I found for 2004, Lafayette City has 110,582 people, while the parish has 195,483 people.

Metro Area: 554,647 people

[wx247]

approx. 8,000 people here!

[JenyEliza]

Atlanta: Way, way, way too many.
My hometown (Atlanta suburb): Way, way too many.
School District population: 600,000K. TOO many.

(I've lived here in the same area since 1968. I've seen the way way too many arrive and not leave. I really miss Atlanta when it was a smaller place.

[FWBHurricane]

Fort Walton Beach has about 30,000 but the metro area ( including Cinco Bayou, Mary Esther, Wright, and Ocean City ) its over 170,000..last time i saw...:: thinks ::

[vbhoutex]

Atlanta: Way, way, way too many.
My hometown (Atlanta suburb): Way, way too many.
School District population: 600,000K. TOO many.

(I've lived here in the same area since 1968. I've seen the way way too many arrive and not leave. I really miss Atlanta when it was a smaller place.

I remember visiting friends in what I think was Decataur on their farm. That was in the early 60's I think. Flown through there quite a few times in the last 10 years and it definitely has changed!!!!

[JenyEliza]

Atlanta: Way, way, way too many.
My hometown (Atlanta suburb): Way, way too many.
School District population: 600,000K. TOO many.

(I've lived here in the same area since 1968. I've seen the way way too many arrive and not leave. I really miss Atlanta when it was a smaller place.

I remember visiting friends in what I think was Decataur on their farm. That was in the early 60's I think. Flown through there quite a few times in the last 10 years and it definitely has changed!!!!

I could be wrong, but I don't think there is any farm land left in the Decatur/Dekalb County area. I don't spend much time on that side of town, though.

However, the entire Atlanta area HAS changed dramatically in the last 10-15 years---and not always for the better.

One of these days I will get the heck out of dodge. I don't much care for big-city life, traffic jams, and elbow-to-elbow people, people, people everywhere. Small town life (like we once had here) is more suited to me.

Jeny

[SouthernWx]

According to the 2000 census:

Douglasville, Georgia
20,065

Douglas County, GA
92,000+

metro Atlanta CMSA
4,100,000+


I'm not sure about the city of Douglasville, but estimated population of Douglas county now exceeds 100,000 (per 2004 data in the local newspaper).

PW

[stormraiser]

The town I live in now -- Cambridge, NY Population (year 2000): 2,152

[coriolis]

Hey stormraiser, I never quite understood how municipalities work in New York State. Aren't towns the next smaller subdivision below counties? And each town can have several unincorportated villages? Is that how it works? Are there also incorportated boroughs? Are they a subdivision of towns, or are they equal to towns as a subdivision of counties?
????????

[depotoo]

have no idea - we live in what is called the acreage in unincorporated palm beach county which is growing in leaps and bounds!!!!