Can you name the US cities that have less than two-thirds of their peak population?

Population at peak	City	Population (2009)
856,796		356,587 (-58.4%)
170,002		72,433 (-57.4%)
676,806		311,647 (-54.0%)
580,132		270,240 (-53.4%)
914,808		431,363 (-52.8%)
1,849,568		910,920 (-50.7%)
143,433		71,944 (-49.8%)
178,320		95,920 (-46.2%)
627,525		354,850 (-43.5%)
196,940		111,475 (-43.4%)

Population at peak	City	Population (2009)
101,740		58,040 (-43.0%)
262,332		153,857 (-41.4%)
332,488		207,294 (-37.7%)
220,583		138,560 (-37.2%)
442,337		278,154 (-37.1%)
124,555		78,790 (-36.7%)
112,504		73,069 (-35.0%)
128,009		83,242 (-35.0%)
503,998		333,013 (-33.9%)
116,912	333,013 (-33.9%)
949,708	333,013 (-33.9%)
340,887	333,013 (-33.9%)
253,504	333,013 (-33.9%)
134,995	333,013 (-33.9%)
177,397	333,013 (-33.9%)
290,351	333,013 (-33.9%)
111,171	333,013 (-33.9%)
103,908	333,013 (-33.9%)
521,718	333,013 (-33.9%)
102,979	333,013 (-33.9%)
2,071,605	333,013 (-33.9%)
802,178	333,013 (-33.9%)
138,440	333,013 (-33.9%)
164,443	333,013 (-33.9%)

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