Largest metro areas in the Americas on every inhabited degree of latitude Quiz by Norwegian_dude

Can you name the largest metro areas in the Americas on every inhabited degree of latitude?

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Based on the same concept as my other latitude quiz, here's a version with metro areas in the American continents only. Some answers can be smaller settlements and towns.
The population data represents the latest available Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) figures. In some cases can the data show CSA instead of MSA, but I'm currently working on this.
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Latitude	Metro area	Population
77 - 78°N		626
76 - 77°N		141
74 - 75°N		436
73 - 74°N		823
72 - 73°N		1,549
71 - 72°N		4,212
70 - 71°N		1,299
69 - 70°N		4,546
68 - 69°N		3,463
67 - 68°N		1,450
66 - 67°N		5,460
65 - 66°N		2,784
64 - 65°N		97,581
63 - 64°N		6,699
62 - 63°N		19,234
61 - 62°N		380,821
60 - 61°N		26,418
59 - 60°N		5,003
58 - 59°N		31,275
57 - 58°N		8,881
56 - 57°N		61,374
55 - 56°N		8,050
54 - 55°N		13,052
53 - 54°N		1,159,869
52 - 53°N		260,000
51 - 52°N		1,214,839
50 - 51°N		210,556
49 - 50°N		2,313,328
48 - 49°N		344,615
47 - 48°N		3,344,813
46 - 47°N		765,706
45 - 46°N		3,824,221
44 - 45°N		3,279,833
43 - 44°N		5,555,912
42 - 43°N		4,552,402
41 - 42°N		9,461,105
40 - 41°N		18,897,109
39 - 40°N		5,965,343
38 - 39°N		5,582,170
37 - 38°N		4,335,391
36 - 37°N		1,951,269
35 - 36°N		1,758,038
34 - 35°N		699,757
33 - 34°N		12,828,837
32 - 33°N		6,371,773

Latitude	Metro area	Population
31 - 32°N		1,457,955
30 - 31°N		1,716,289
29 - 30°N		5,946,800
28 - 29°N		2,134,411
27 - 28°N		2,783,243
26 - 27°N		5,564,635
25 - 26°N		4,080,329
24 - 25°N		858,638
23 - 24°N		2,141,993
22 - 23°N		1,040,822
21 - 22°N		1,609,504
20 - 21°N		4,424,252
19 - 20°N		21,163,226
18 - 19°N		3,813,214
17 - 18°N		755,416
16 - 17°N		863,438
15 - 16°N		802,598
14 - 15°N		2,945,080
13 - 14°N		2,352,942
12 - 13°N		2,300,000
11 - 12°N		415,270
10 - 11°N		5,576,000
9 - 10°N		1,707,620
8 - 9°N		1,272,672
7 - 8°N		1,698,176
6 - 7°N		3,592,100
5 - 6°N		438,587
4 - 5°N		8,566,926
3 - 4°N		2,825,105
2 - 3°N		266,901
1 - 2°N		399,723
0 - 1°N		368,397
0 - 1°S		3,342,201
1 - 2°S		2,249,405
2 - 3°S		2,634,000
3 - 4°S		3,602,319
4 - 5°S		266,908
5 - 6°S		1,263,547
6 - 7°S		972,713
7 - 8°S		723,514
8 - 9°S		4,136,506
9 - 10°S		1,160,393
10 - 11°S		794,495
11 - 12°S		175,585
12 - 13°S		8,482,619

Latitude	Metro area	Population
13 - 14°S		358,935
14 - 15°S		333,255
15 - 16°S		2,562,963
16 - 17°S		2,364,235
17 - 18°S		2,102,998
18 - 19°S		604,013
19 - 20°S		5,397,438
20 - 21°S		1,627,651
21 - 22°S		605,114
22 - 23°S		12,387,000
23 - 24°S		19,889,559
24 - 25°S		619,000
25 - 26°S		3,168,980
26 - 27°S		830,000
27 - 28°S		980,396
28 - 29°S		196,000
29 - 30°S		427.858
30 - 31°S		3,979,561
31 - 32°S		1,528,000
32 - 33°S		1,159,004
33 - 34°S		6,676,745
34 - 35°S		12,801,365
35 - 36°S		201,707
36 - 37°S		1,322,581
37 - 38°S		614,350
38 - 39°S		291,041
39 - 40°S		140,559
40 - 41°S		145,475
41 - 42°S		175,938
42 - 43°S		57,791
43 - 44°S		125,000
44 - 45°S		5,739
45 - 46°S		182,631
46 - 47°S		36,077
47 - 48°S		10,237
48 - 49°S		2,519
49 - 50°S		6,143
50 - 51°S		22,000
51 - 52°S		97,742
52 - 53°S		800
53 - 54°S		130,136
54 - 55°S		64,000
55 - 56°S		36

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Largest Metro Area per Latitude: America Quiz

by Norwegian_dude

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	mertmh:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 01:12 GMT		2 points
	Concepcion (not Conception).

	Shay:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 01:13 GMT		2 points
	You should definitely clarify that you mean 'the Americas' rather than the 'United States of America'.

	dancastro:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 05:37 GMT		1 point
	Catamarca (28 - 29º S) is in Argentina, not in Brazil. The population of El Calafate (50 - 51º S) has grown a lot and it's probably over 15,000 by now (the figure 6,410 is from the census of 2001; if I can get the exact number for the census of 2010 I'll post a new comment).

	Norwegian_dude:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 08:33 GMT		1 point
	Ok, this should be fixed now. @mertmh: Well seen, my mistake! @Shay: I got to admit as a European, America is America and USA is USA, but I've tried to make it a little easier. @dancastro: I found a population for 2010 on spanish wikipedia saying 22,000, so indeed the population has grown! Thanks.

	BoomRShine:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 12:38 GMT		0 points
	So, is this quiz using Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) or Combined Statistical Areas (CSAs)? For example, for New York, the population listed in the quiz is for the New York CSA, but for Los Angeles, Chicago, and Boston it is for the MSA. It is somewhat confusing what the quiz is looking for.

	BoomRShine:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 13:27 GMT		3 points
	Also, I find some inconsistencies with the population figures. Most are from the 2010 Census, but several aren't. Here is what I found: Using Combined Statistical Area, with 2010 Census population: New York. Using Metropolitan Statistical Area, with 2010 Census population: Dallas-Fort Worth, Fairbanks, Houston, Las Vegas, Little Rock, Miami, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Tampa-St. Petersburg, Washington. Using Metropolitan Statistical Area, with unknown population: Anchorage, Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis-St. Paul. Using Micropolitan Statistical Area, with 2010 Census population: Juneau, Ketchikan. Using city, with 2010 Census population: Sitka. Using city, with unknown population: Barrow, Homer. So, there is some inconsistency with regard to the metro area being used (MSA vs. CSA) and population being used (2010 Census population vs. unknown population).

	Norwegian_dude:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 16:16 GMT		2 points
	Really, why are there so many different definitions on every single metropolitan area??? Thanks a lot for giving this overview. I really wasn't aware of CSA, but now at least all the US metropolitan populations should be in MSA 2010 and the smallest Alaskan cities should have data from 2010 cencus. Norwegians aren't used to talking about metro areas and such...

	GeoFan1:	Apr 12th, 2012 at 17:34 GMT		2 points
	Well, most larger metropolitan areas are Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs). They have to have a core urban area of at least 50,000. As of 2010, they range in size from 55,274 to 18,897,109. Smaller metropolitan areas are Micropolitan Statistical Areas (μSAs). They have a core urban area between 10,000 and 49,999. As of 2010, they range in size from 13,728 and 156,638. Combined Statistical Areas (CSAs) are adjacent MSAs and μSAs that are linked by commuting ties. It seems that most of the larger MSAs are linked with other MSAs and/or μSAs, but not all (Miami, for example is only in an MSA, not an CSA).