Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan Area
Population Trends 2000-2004 By Sector
More Voting with Fleet:
Highest Growth in Outer Suburbs
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METROPOLITAN SECTOR |
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2000 |
2004 |
Change |
% Change |
Share of Growth |
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Historic Core |
1,627,235 |
1,620,395 |
(6,840) |
-0.4% |
-4.1% |
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Inner Ring |
1,014,821 |
1,112,584 |
97,763 |
9.6% |
59.0% |
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Metropolitan Council Area |
2,642,056 |
2,732,979 |
90,923 |
9.2% |
54.9% |
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Minnesota Suburbs |
529,873 |
591,804 |
61,931 |
11.7% |
37.4% |
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Wisconsin Suburbs |
99,959 |
112,681 |
12,722 |
12.7% |
7.7% |
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Total Outer Ring |
629,832 |
704,485 |
74,653 |
11.7% |
45.1% |
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Total |
3,271,888 |
3,437,464 |
165,576 |
5.1% |
100.0% |
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Calculated from US Census Bureau Data |
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