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Originally Posted by gebs
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i think they got the wrong population figure for englewood listed on that graphic.
englewood's population did decrease by 20.5% (largest CA decrease in the city), but according to sources i found, it went from 30,654 in 2010 down to 24,369 in 2020, not down to 10,248 as listed in that graphic.
so yeah, the decrease was big, but it wasn't
that big.
and i haven't run all the calcs for all 77 CA's, but i think englewood might have the largest population loss by % from its population peak for any CA in the city.
englewood peak (1960): 97,595
englewood low (2020): 24,369
change: -73,226 (-75.0%)
if englewood isn't
THE largest, it's certainly at least a contender.