U.S. Cities that used to have 100,000 people - Statistics

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Answer Stats

Peak Population	Peak Year	2022 Population	City	% Correct
107,312	1960	86,619	Duluth	90%
178,320	1960	67,972	Gary	88%
138,440	1960	93,511	Erie	83%
196,940	1960	79,854	Flint	83%
100,220	1980	97,847	Roanoke	83%
143,433	1930	75,848	Scranton	81%
124,555	1950	70,996	Camden	79%
170,002	1930	59,144	Youngstown	79%
116,912	1950	69,671	Canton	76%
128,009	1950	89,661	Trenton	76%
102,979	1900	70,656	St. Joseph	69%
111,171	1930	94,858	Reading	67%
112,504	1940	71,569	Wilmington	67%
102,394	1960	47,993	Niagara Falls	64%
101,740	1930	64,081	Utica	64%
120,485	1920	93,682	Fall River	60%
111,698	1960	76,575	Hammond	60%
101,030	2020	97,863	Federal Way	55%
100,216	1970	79,358	Parma	55%
114,773	1960	97,029	Portsmouth	55%
110,109	1970	93,779	Livonia	43%
103,908	1930	79,762	Somerville	43%
100,758	2021	98,687	Longmont	38%
105,549	2010	98,537	Norwalk	33%
100,513	2020	99,448	Clinton Township	26%

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