Can you name the 50 most populous American metros in 2025? by REDiamond62

Rank	Metro	Proj. Population (Thousands)
1		24,581
2		23,572
3		23,175
4		15,687
5		15,524
6		13,621
7		11,503
8		11,434
9		11,369
10		7,255
11		7,095
12		7,089
13		6,682
14		6,557
15		6,278
16		5,971
17		5,854
18		5,834
19		5,678
20		5,670
21		5,491
22		5,345
23		5,217
24		4,933
25		4,873

Rank	Metro	Proj. Population (Thousands)
26		4,720
27		4,628
28		4,627
29		4,531
30		4,455
31		4,439
32		4,169
33		4,076
34		3,990
35		3,860
36		3,498
37		3,477
38		3,310
39		3,194
40		3,139
41		3,106
42		3,096
43		3,009
44		3,008
45		2,947
46		2,931
47		2,868
48		2,865
49		2,765
50		2,644
(13)	2,644
51	2,644
52	2,644
53	2,644
54	2,644
55	2,644
56	2,644
57	2,644
58	2,644
59	2,644
60	2,644
61	2,644
63	2,644
65	2,644
66	2,644
67	2,644
69	2,644
70	2,644
73	2,644
75	2,644
76	2,644
77	2,644
78	2,644
79	2,644
80	2,644
81	2,644
83	2,644
84	2,644
85	2,644
86	2,644
91	2,644
92	2,644
96	2,644
98	2,644
99	2,644
102	2,644
107	2,644
110	2,644
115	2,644
120	2,644
124	2,644
143	2,644

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Metros of the Americas 2025 Quiz

by REDiamond62

Created Feb 7, 2013 in Geography
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	SomeoneRandom:	Feb 8th, 2013 at 16:04 GMT		2 points
	Some of these populations are unfeasible. Riverside/SB already has more than 4 million people; it's not going to shrink by almost half. San Antonio's metropolitan area already has about 2 million people; is it not going to grow at all in the next 12 years?

	cgrapes429:	Feb 9th, 2013 at 15:21 GMT		2 points
	It really bothers me that metro areas are not allowed to cross international boundaries. El Paso/Juarez and to a lesser extent San Diego/Tijuana should be one metro.

	marpocky:	Feb 9th, 2013 at 18:27 GMT		2 points
	An international metro area though, especially at a border like the US-Mexico one, doesn't really function like a single-country one, or a multi-country one with open borders, so I'm OK with them being split.

	chriskotx:	Feb 9th, 2013 at 23:56 GMT		1 point
	@SomeoneRandom: Thanks for bringing up what I was going tosay. San Antonio right now has a metro of 2.2 million and is fast growing - could add another half million in 12 years to make this list. Guatemala City is already over4 million. How is the UN doing its counting?

	Colmar:	Mar 18th, 2013 at 07:03 GMT		0 points
	It's a bit ridiculous to say that Havana will lose 900,000 inhabitants in the next twelve years, but it explains (partly) the huge bump that Miami gets.