Can you name the 4,000 Largest US Cities From The 2010 US Census? by nsxdarin

Can you name the 4,000 Largest US Cities From The 2010 US Census?

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Source: US 2010 Census Factfinder
Name the 4,000 largest cities, towns, villages, boroughs, CDP's, etc according to the official 2010 US Census. May lag on slower systems due to size. NOTE - Townships have "Township" after the name.
UPDATED due to some New England state cities not showing up - stats reflect after 295 plays. Data set totaled 30,169 cities/towns/CDP's/etc, compromising 235.8 million of the 2010 population of 308.7 million. Top 4,000 cities have a total population of 189.3 million. A handful of cities are slightly abbreviated for what you have to enter - i.e. a couple "villes" will fill in after typing just the "v"...just done due to data field sizes going over the limit.
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Population	City
8,175,133 - 646,889
620,961 - 420,003
416,427 - 305,215
303,871 - 236,123
236,091 - 209,924
208,916 - 193,365
191,719 - 170,883
167,815 - 152,871
152,750 - 139,966
139,824 - 126,496
126,326 - 118,032
117,517 - 110,925
110,366 - 105,549
105,549 - 101,123
100,377 - 97,471
97,422 - 93,810
93,305 - 90,173
90,173 - 86,494
86,395 - 84,136
84,094 - 80,968
80,893 - 77,983
77,648 - 76,122
76,089 - 74,227
74,066 - 71,452
71,148 - 68,549
68,406 - 66,859
66,795 - 65,622
65,496 - 63,597
63,575 - 62,209
62,139 - 60,724
60,664 - 59,518
59,515 - 58,302
58,241 - 57,065
56,974 - 56,148
56,129 - 55,081
54,727 - 53,805
53,764 - 52,497
52,431 - 51,400
51,384 - 50,150
50,137 - 49,079
49,047 - 48,445
48,366 - 47,743
47,723 - 46,936
46,780 - 45,770
45,704 - 44,711
44,692 - 43,593
43,511 - 42,695
42,694 - 41,863
41,751 - 41,202
41,186 - 40,640
40,633 - 39,680
39,662 - 39,018
38,883 - 38,186
38,144 - 37,634
37,573 - 37,013
36,966 - 36,441
36,437 - 35,893
35,885 - 35,579
35,575 - 35,135
35,067 - 34,568
34,546 - 34,033
34,032 - 33,534
33,525 - 33,201
33,198 - 32,974
32,971 - 32,420
32,352 - 31,894
31,867 - 31,479

Population	City
31,465 - 30,787
30,764 - 30,435
30,434 - 30,068
30,047 - 29,793
29,783 - 29,466
29,465 - 29,179
29,172 - 28,905
28,904 - 28,486
28,474 - 28,190
28,175 - 27,920
27,865 - 27,537
27,524 - 27,195
27,191 - 26,911
26,909 - 26,595
26,586 - 26,337
26,324 - 26,079
26,066 - 25,709
25,703 - 25,494
25,487 - 25,201
25,191 - 24,932
24,926 - 24,718
24,705 - 24,388
24,376 - 24,154
24,149 - 23,989
23,973 - 23,770
23,770 - 23,583
23,549 - 23,352
23,348 - 23,106
23,106 - 22,954
22,952 - 22,709
22,707 - 22,514
22,494 - 22,178
22,172 - 21,985
21,975 - 21,744
21,724 - 21,457
21,456 - 21,348
21,339 - 21,103
21,086 - 20,837
20,832 - 20,648
20,646 - 20,413
20,413 - 20,278
20,268 - 20,116
20,103 - 19,908
19,904 - 19,714
19,709 - 19,525
19,517 - 19,368
19,355 - 19,220
19,212 - 19,102
19,096 - 18,944
18,931 - 18,799
18,795 - 18,644
18,631 - 18,522
18,513 - 18,367
18,355 - 18,267
18,248 - 18,142
18,141 - 17,963
17,962 - 17,787
17,782 - 17,613
17,612 - 17,489
17,488 - 17,378
17,374 - 17,227
17,218 - 17,023
17,012 - 16,855
16,853 - 16,714
16,713 - 16,538
16,532 - 16,399
16,390 - 16,293

Population	City
16,283 - 16,168
16,161 - 16,028
16,016 - 15,945
15,939 - 15,856
15,846 - 15,751
15,735 - 15,615
15,602 - 15,491
15,481 - 15,379
15,378 - 15,273
15,264 - 15,176
15,174 - 15,062
15,061 - 14,959
14,955 - 14,846
14,842 - 14,728
14,716 - 14,598
14,583 - 14,518
14,509 - 14,405
14,395 - 14,286
14,276 - 14,205
14,192 - 14,099
14,095 - 14,006
14,005 - 13,940
13,926 - 13,821
13,816 - 13,730
13,729 - 13,646
13,646 - 13,571
13,570 - 13,498
13,495 - 13,413
13,405 - 13,332
13,330 - 13,227
13,224 - 13,146
13,143 - 13,065
13,060 - 12,959
12,955 - 12,863
12,860 - 12,749
12,749 - 12,672
12,669 - 12,572
12,564 - 12,459
12,455 - 12,361
12,359 - 12,310
12,307 - 12,222
12,206 - 12,119
12,118 - 12,040
12,039 - 11,953
11,952 - 11,859
11,857 - 11,791
11,776 - 11,674
11,659 - 11,585
11,584 - 11,541
11,538 - 11,487
11,487 - 11,415
11,415 - 11,340
11,335 - 11,278
11,277 - 11,223
11,223 - 11,177
11,176 - 11,084
11,075 - 10,996
10,994 - 10,919
10,917 - 10,856
10,856 - 10,795
10,791 - 10,715
10,714 - 10,666
10,660 - 10,601
10,600 - 10,545
10,540 - 10,491
10,486 - 10,402

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4,000 Largest US Cities - 2010 Census - Updated Quiz

by nsxdarin

Created Apr 11, 2011 in Geography
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	johnlk:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 18:03 GMT		4 points
	Boroughs in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are incorporated placed just like towns and villages in other places - they are more like regular municipalities than towns in New England and New York, which are often large rural areas. Not including places like State College and Norristown is ridiculous.

	nsxdarin:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 18:31 GMT		4 points
	@john: didn't fully realize that - they've been added...new stats after 31 plays. Thanks!

	metagloria:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 19:21 GMT		14 points
	fun fact: entering the last names of every u.s. president gets you 56 answers.

	Onno:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 20:03 GMT		4 points
	A cool quiz, but I tested it and New York/New England towns are not included. (For instance Greece, NY and Newington, CT should work). So you'll either have to add those or add CDPs (most of those towns are CDPs too although some with smaller borders). Also, it's a bit annoying that the entire name is sometimes not accepted. For instance Hawaiian Gardens. "Hawaiian G" is accepted, but when typing fast it won't accept it. Perhaps cut back to 2000 cities?

	nsxdarin:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 20:12 GMT		2 points
	@Onno: yeah some cities you will have that typing issue with, nothing I could really do about it, but it's not very many at all. I will add CDP's later tonight, didn't realize a good number of them were actually towns...actually some are quite large such as Honolulu.

	nsxdarin:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 21:20 GMT		2 points
	added CDP's...stats reflect after 97 plays. entire census should be included now.

	miko:	Apr 11th, 2011 at 23:52 GMT		5 points
	For a non-American looking over the answers that pop up, and try answers, that could likely be elsewhere on the board worked very well. Using UK-cities as inspiration also helped.

	TheCavsfan:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 00:11 GMT		3 points
	Excellent quiz!

	lukebradford:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 00:49 GMT		2 points
	Great quiz! Not to be a drag, but you're missing Natick, Massachusetts (population 33,006 at the 2010 census.) I realize this won't affect many people but might indicate something you missed more generally.

	holymoly:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 00:57 GMT		2 points
	Just like to thank you for taking however much time it took to make this quiz. After all, you need to make it accept 4,000 answers!

	nsxdarin:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 03:26 GMT		2 points
	@lukebradford: the census puts out different tables of info, one that went on citypopulation.de, and options from factfinder.census.gov. If you pull up a table on citypopulation.de you can notice the place totals don't add up to the state total. The factfinder pages become quite confusing when you start trying to consider CCD's, Districts, etc and none of those either has the place totals add up to the state totals so I will leave as is. Some cities will be missing - just no nice neat table with all places adding up correctly to the state's total on the census website even.

	Onno:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 08:24 GMT		3 points
	Isn't that logical? Lots of people don't live in cities/villages/towns/etc. A few states like Massachusetts are entirely made up of cities/towns, but the table on City Population uses CDPs instead of towns, which (I think) only contain the urban parts of towns. Example: the town of Billerica has 40,243 but there is only one CDP in the town, Pinehurst (7,152).

	nsxdarin:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 12:58 GMT		2 points
	yeah that's to be expected, but the City Population table also misses cities like the one mentioned above, Natick. that city is listed on the factfinder.census.gov site but in a "county subdivisions" instead of "places" table, so there are some irregularities. I think most of the issues of missing towns/cities is for New England states.

	adamnvillani:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 13:18 GMT		2 points
	Even outside of New England, there are plenty of people who don't live in either an incorporated place nor a Census-designated place.

	Onno:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 16:52 GMT		3 points
	Of course, I meant to say that as well. And for many states that means that they only live in a county, there is no further subdivision. It seems that the census bureau for some reason doesn't define any CDP for Natick. You're right that all the problems involve New England. I think it's fine this way, but I've noticed on another quiz that people can get very offended when you omit New England towns from a quiz...

	nsxdarin:	Apr 12th, 2011 at 17:06 GMT		3 points
	fixed the New England towns - hopefully appeased all you New Englanders!

	senob44:	Apr 13th, 2011 at 01:54 GMT		1 point
	I love the idea for the quiz, but you could have fixed all your problems about leaving things out if you had just used the US CENSUS WEBSITE as a source instead of trying to go the easy route and using citypopulation.de's already tabulated data. Mr. Brinkhoff has an amazing site there to be sure, but sometimes it's best to get data from the source IMO.

	nsxdarin:	Apr 13th, 2011 at 02:31 GMT		2 points
	senob: the US Census's site is the source of citypopulation's data. However, the Census had a separate table for New England states in particular that proved to be better than the regular 'places' table which is what one would think to use...this I didn't realize at first. All of the data is from tables published on the census's website, but it's not as cut and dry as it could be.

	afen:	Jul 6th, 2011 at 19:22 GMT		1 point
	Nice work. You know what would be great? To have a quiz where you actually have to get as many of the top 4000 cities as possible individually, with unlimited time. Of course, this isn't possible on sporcle, but it would be amazing if it were possible somewhere.