1990 Metropolitan Areas over 1,000,000 and Core Urbanized Areas: 1990
Rank |
Metropolitan Area |
Metropolitan Population |
Urbanized Area Population (Core Area) |
Share of Metropolitan Population in Urbanized Core |
Urbanized Area Square Miles |
Urbanized Population Density |
1 |
Norfolk-Hampton |
1,396 |
1,323 |
94.8% |
664 |
1,992 |
2 |
Phoenix |
2,122 |
2,006 |
94.5% |
741 |
2,707 |
3 |
San Diego |
2,498 |
2,348 |
94.0% |
690 |
3,403 |
4 |
New York |
18,087 |
16,044 |
88.7% |
2,967 |
5,407 |
5 |
San Antonio |
1,302 |
1,129 |
86.7% |
438 |
2,578 |
6 |
Washington |
3,923 |
3,363 |
85.7% |
945 |
3,559 |
7 |
Minneapolis-St. Paul |
2,464 |
2,080 |
84.4% |
1,063 |
1,957 |
8 |
Chicago |
8,066 |
6,792 |
84.2% |
1,585 |
4,285 |
9 |
New Orleans |
1,239 |
1,040 |
83.9% |
270 |
3,852 |
10 |
Orlando |
1,073 |
887 |
82.7% |
395 |
2,246 |
11 |
Tampa |
2,068 |
1,709 |
82.6% |
650 |
2,629 |
12 |
Dallas-Ft. Worth |
3,885 |
3,198 |
82.3% |
1,443 |
2,216 |
13 |
Denver |
1,848 |
1,518 |
82.1% |
459 |
3,307 |
14 |
Memphis |
1,007 |
825 |
81.9% |
341 |
2,419 |
15 |
Kansas City |
1,566 |
1,275 |
81.4% |
762 |
1,673 |
16 |
Buffalo |
1,189 |
954 |
80.2% |
286 |
3,336 |
17 |
St. Louis |
2,444 |
1,947 |
79.7% |
728 |
2,674 |
18 |
Baltimore |
2,382 |
1,890 |
79.3% |
593 |
3,187 |
19 |
Portland |
1,478 |
1,172 |
79.3% |
388 |
3,021 |
20 |
Detroit |
4,665 |
3,697 |
79.2% |
1,119 |
3,304 |
21 |
Los Angeles |
14,532 |
11,402 |
78.5% |
1,966 |
5,800 |
22 |
Houston |
3,711 |
2,902 |
78.2% |
1,177 |
2,466 |
23 |
Milwaukee |
1,607 |
1,226 |
76.3% |
512 |
2,395 |
24 |
Atlanta |
2,834 |
2,157 |
76.1% |
1,137 |
1,897 |
25 |
Pittsburgh |
2,243 |
1,678 |
74.8% |
778 |
2,157 |
26 |
Providence |
1,142 |
846 |
74.1% |
299 |
2,829 |
27 |
Sacramento |
1,481 |
1,097 |
74.1% |
334 |
3,284 |
28 |
Indianapolis |
1,250 |
915 |
73.2% |
469 |
1,951 |
29 |
Salt Lake City |
1,072 |
769 |
71.7% |
254 |
3,028 |
30 |
Philadelphia |
5,899 |
4,222 |
71.6% |
1,164 |
3,627 |
31 |
Cincinnati |
1,744 |
1,212 |
69.5% |
512 |
2,367 |
32 |
Columbus |
1,377 |
945 |
68.6% |
345 |
2,739 |
33 |
Seattle |
2,559 |
1,744 |
68.2% |
588 |
2,966 |
34 |
Boston |
4,172 |
2,775 |
66.5% |
891 |
3,114 |
35 |
Rochester |
1,002 |
620 |
61.9% |
220 |
2,818 |
36 |
Cleveland |
2,760 |
1,677 |
60.8% |
636 |
2,637 |
37 |
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale |
3,193 |
1,915 |
60.0% |
353 |
2,592 |
38 |
San Francisco |
6,253 |
3,630 |
58.1% |
874 |
4,153 |
39 |
Hartford |
1,086 |
546 |
50.3% |
247 |
2,211 |
40 |
Charlotte |
1,162 |
455 |
39.2% |
242 |
1,880 |
41 |
Greensboro |
1,050 |
195 |
18.6% |
93 |
2,097 |
|
Average |
|
|
74.6% |
|
2,897 |
Population in thousands Calculated from US Census Bureau data.
Metropolitan definitions as of 1990 (1990 Census)
Core urbanized area is the urbanized area of the metropolitan area's principal city. |
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