US Cities: High or Low People per Home Quiz

Can you name the US cities' population per housing unit — high or low (see below for explanation)?

created by atakdog

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Source: US Census Bureau (Census 2010)
Identify whether each city given is in the top 20 (type "high" or H) or bottom 20 ("low" or L) in terms of average number of people per housing unit. Municipalities with population >100K; 285 total.
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City	High or Low?	People/housing unit (rank)
Brownsville, TX		3.25 (17)
Salinas, CA		3.53 (9)
Orlando, FL		1.97 (267)
West Covina, CA		3.24 (18)
St. Petersburg, FL		1.89 (278)
Fort Lauderdale, FL		1.78 (284)
Cleveland, OH		1.91 (277)
Ontario, CA		3.45 (11)
Cape Coral, FL		1.95 (273)
Alexandria, VA		1.93 (275)
New Orleans, LA		1.81 (282)
Anaheim, CA		3.23 (19)
Cincinnati, OH		1.84 (280)
Palmdale, CA		3.28 (16)
West Jordan, UT		3.31 (15)
Atlanta, GA		1.87 (279)
Clearwater, FL		1.82 (281)
Santa Ana, CA		4.22 (1)
Dayton, OH		1.91 (276)
Garden Grove, CA		3.58 (8)

City	High or Low?	People/housing unit (rank)
Birmingham, AL		1.95 (272)
Pomona, CA		3.66 (7)
Scottsdale, AZ		1.75 (285)
Arlington , VA		1.97 (268)
West Valley City, UT		3.32 (14)
Buffalo, NY		1.96 (270)
Fontana, CA		3.78 (4)
Laredo, TX		3.44 (12)
St. Louis, MO		1.81 (283)
Oxnard, CA		3.75 (6)
Hollywood, FL		1.98 (266)
East Los Angeles, CA		3.93 (2)
Provo, UT		3.39 (13)
Seattle, WA		1.97 (269)
Paradise , NV		1.95 (274)
El Monte, CA		3.90 (3)
Corona, CA		3.23 (20)
Pittsburgh, PA		1.96 (271)
Moreno Valley, CA		3.48 (10)
Norwalk, CA		3.76 (5)
Santa Ana, CA	3.76 (5)
East Los Angeles, CA	3.76 (5)
El Monte, CA	3.76 (5)
Fontana, CA	3.76 (5)
Norwalk, CA	3.76 (5)
Oxnard, CA	3.76 (5)
Pomona, CA	3.76 (5)
Garden Grove, CA	3.76 (5)
Salinas, CA	3.76 (5)
Moreno Valley, CA	3.76 (5)
Ontario, CA	3.76 (5)
Laredo, TX	3.76 (5)
Provo, UT	3.76 (5)
West Valley City, UT	3.76 (5)
West Jordan, UT	3.76 (5)
Palmdale, CA	3.76 (5)
Brownsville, TX	3.76 (5)
West Covina, CA	3.76 (5)
Anaheim, CA	3.76 (5)
Corona, CA	3.76 (5)
Hollywood, FL	3.76 (5)
Orlando, FL	3.76 (5)
Arlington , VA	3.76 (5)
Seattle, WA	3.76 (5)
Buffalo, NY	3.76 (5)
Pittsburgh, PA	3.76 (5)
Birmingham, AL	3.76 (5)
Cape Coral, FL	3.76 (5)
Paradise , NV	3.76 (5)
Alexandria, VA	3.76 (5)
Dayton, OH	3.76 (5)
Cleveland, OH	3.76 (5)
St. Petersburg, FL	3.76 (5)
Atlanta, GA	3.76 (5)
Cincinnati, OH	3.76 (5)
Clearwater, FL	3.76 (5)
New Orleans, LA	3.76 (5)
St. Louis, MO	3.76 (5)
Fort Lauderdale, FL	3.76 (5)
Scottsdale, AZ	3.76 (5)

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US Cities: High or Low People per Home Quiz

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Created May 29, 2012 in Geography
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	SomeoneRandom:	May 29th, 2012 at 21:10 GMT		2 points
	So basically, it's high if the city has a lot of either Hispanics or Mormons. It's low if the city has few Hispanics or is in Florida.

	atakdog:	May 29th, 2012 at 22:28 GMT		2 points
	You can put it other ways, but yes, that does seem to capture a lot of it. When I was putting the quiz together I had no idea what to expect, but working out where California, Utah, and Florida cities are likely to fall gets you 23 of the 50 answers.