Share of Suburban Growth from
Central Cities: 1950-2000
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Urbanized Area |
Share of Suburban Growth From Central City: 1950-2000 |
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Baltimore |
24.6% |
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Boston |
10.5% |
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Buffalo |
77.8% |
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Chicago |
17.6% |
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Cincinnati |
20.0% |
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Cleveland |
52.0% |
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Detroit |
43.9% |
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Minneapolis-St. Paul |
10.4% |
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Norfolk |
5.6% |
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Philadelphia |
19.9% |
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Pittsburgh |
60.9% |
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Providence |
11.2% |
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St. Louis |
43.0% |
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Washington |
8.0% |
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Average |
29.0% |
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Average Excluding Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh & St. Louis |
14.2% |
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Urbanized Areas with more than 1,000,000 population in 2000, with central cities that lost population from 1950 to 2000. |
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