We live in a small town of just 4,233! I'm going to guess that's on the smaller side, compared to most. Just for fun, what is the population where you live?
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8307 (from 2014)
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1.0 million.
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23,447
But we plan to move on the next year to a city the size of 65k.
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381,000
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135k (large suburb)
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Just over 65,000 we live in a college town
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Actual city 140k
Overall area 1.7 million -
318k in our county.
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7,707!
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66k (suburb) but it honestly feels like so much more. I had to look it up, my guess was 100k.. lol
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930K
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About 25k. A Suburb.
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City population is 2.719 million. County population is 5.241 million. I grew up in a town with a population of 1,412. My current city is much too big for my liking and my hometown is way too small. I feel like goldilocks.
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Total population in my county is a little over 4 million. The population of my community is 81k.
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City is 59k, metro area is almost 508k.
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About 87,000. I could go a little bigger.
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60k in my area (we're not a city). 1.5 million in the county and 7 million in the metro area.
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3.8 million in my city which is huge, but 1.8 million in my neighborhood.
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108K in our new city!
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668K in the city, 3.75 million in the metro area. It's growing rapidly though...when we moved a few years ago it still felt like a really big town but now it definitely has taken on a city vibe.
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1.8 million. It's the biggest city in the whole country!
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We live in an unincorporated community in our county, our population says 0
The closest cities have populations of 3500 and the next over (state capital) has 154,000 -
73k in our island city, which is right next to a city of 400k and across a bay from a city of 800k!
ETA I grew up an hour away in a city of almost a million.
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Around 3000. Although it's technically a city, it's considered more as a village because it's so small.
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Around 16k
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36,000 according to a 2010 census, and I suspect it's grown a lot because tourism has grown so much since. it seems much smaller though because the city encompasses a pretty large area but there is only one small main town.
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Metro is about a million, too big for me. I grew up in a city of maybe 60,000, much more doable.
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8.5 million in my city but only 1.6 in my borough.
I grew up in a town with only about 7,500 and NO stoplights!
Big difference!
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-55k in my tiny urban-suburban town (tiny, as in size...1 sq mile).
-674,000 in my county
-20 million in the metro area -
1.6 million
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2.6 million
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137,000 (from 2011). This is about as big as I'm comfortable with, but I would prefer to live somewhere a lot smaller. I grew up in a town with a population under 30,000 and loved it.
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668k
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150k
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107k in our small city
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17k in 2014 (up from 2k in 2000). One of the fastest growing towns in our state
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we live in the country but the closest city/town is about 30 minutes away with: 20,422
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I live in the country in a 'small unincorporated community' which probably has around 14 people.
The entire county is under 20,000.
Nearest 'city' is 58,000 (45 min away) -
We just moved 2 weeks ago to a town of 7,120. We were in a city of 270K. I LOVE the small town (although I miss having Target a 10 minute drive away, not it's closer to a 35 min drive)
Big difference!
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