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Posted Feb 15, 2021, 1:19 PM
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Originally Posted by yuriandrade
I'm not familiar with Mexico, but I'm impressed by Monterrey's performance. Their GDP per capita is twice as high as Mexican average and growing fast. They're posed to become a North American urban powerhouse.
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New York ---------- 22,589,036 --- 22,255,628 ---- 1.50%
Mexico City ------- 21,804,515 --- 20,116,842 ---- 8.39%
Los Angeles ------- 18,711,436 --- 17,877,303 ---- 4.67%
Chicago ------------ 9,825,325 ---- 9,841,359 --- -0.16%
Washington-Balt. --- 9,814,928 ---- 9,050,440 ---- 8.45%
San Francisco ------ 9,665,887 ---- 8,924,185 ---- 8.31%
Boston ------------- 8,287,710 ---- 7,893,676 ---- 4.99%
Dallas ------------- 8,057,796 ---- 6,807,889 --- 18.36%
Toronto ------------ 7,680,502 ---- 6,972,807 --- 10.15%
Houston ------------ 7,253,193 ---- 6,100,028 --- 18.90%
Philadelphia ------- 7,209,620 ---- 7,068,006 ---- 2.00%
Miami -------------- 6,889,936 ---- 6,201,499 --- 11.10%
Atlanta ------------ 6,853,392 ---- 6,054,822 --- 13.19%
Detroit ------------ 5,341,994 ---- 5,319,107 ---- 0.43%
Monterrey ---------- 5,341,177 ---- 4,226,031 --- 26.39%
Guadalajara -------- 5,268,642 ---- 4,521,755 --- 16.52%
Phoenix ------------ 5,002,221 ---- 4,246,721 --- 17.79%
Seattle ------------ 4,903,675 ---- 4,274,757 --- 14.71%
Canada --- 2019-2012
US --- 2019-2010
Mexico --- 2020-2010
* Toronto including Hamilton and Oshawa, 14%/decade growth
** Note Mexico City has a massive nertwork of neighbouring metro areas (Puebla, Toluca, etc.); Central Valley population is around 35 million
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Canadians just released their 2020 estimates: http://citypopulation.de/en/canada/, so let's redo the table. I also added Guelph to Toronto:
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New York ---------- 22,589,036 --- 22,255,628 ---- 1.50%
Mexico City ------- 21,804,515 --- 20,116,842 ---- 8.39%
Los Angeles ------- 18,711,436 --- 17,877,303 ---- 4.67%
Chicago ------------ 9,825,325 ---- 9,841,359 --- -0.16%
Washington-Balt. --- 9,814,928 ---- 9,050,440 ---- 8.45%
San Francisco ------ 9,665,887 ---- 8,924,185 ---- 8.31%
Boston ------------- 8,287,710 ---- 7,893,676 ---- 4.99%
Dallas ------------- 8,057,796 ---- 6,807,889 --- 18.36%
Toronto ------------ 7,950,441 ---- 7,120,778 --- 11.65%
Houston ------------ 7,253,193 ---- 6,100,028 --- 18.90%
Philadelphia ------- 7,209,620 ---- 7,068,006 ---- 2.00%
Miami -------------- 6,889,936 ---- 6,201,499 --- 11.10%
Atlanta ------------ 6,853,392 ---- 6,054,822 --- 13.19%
Detroit ------------ 5,341,994 ---- 5,319,107 ---- 0.43%
Monterrey ---------- 5,341,177 ---- 4,226,031 --- 26.39%
Guadalajara -------- 5,268,642 ---- 4,521,755 --- 16.52%
Phoenix ------------ 5,002,221 ---- 4,246,721 --- 17.79%
Seattle ------------ 4,903,675 ---- 4,274,757 --- 14.71%
Canada --- 2020-2012
US --- 2019-2010
Mexico --- 2020-2010
* Toronto including Hamilton, Oshawa and Guelph
** Note Mexico City has a massive nertwork of neighbouring metro areas (Puebla, Toluca, etc.); Central Valley population is around 35 million
There's nothing new about Canada, but it's worth mentioning Montreal's rise, and specially the Prairies. Winnipeg has been stagnant since ever, and now it's growing at crazy rates. A lesson for sluggish US metro areas.
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