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U.S. Cities That Have Lost Population - Statistics
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This quiz has been taken 75 times
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- The average score is 60 of 85
Answer Stats
| State | Peak Population | Year | 2020 Population | Decline | City | % Correct |
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| Maryland | 949,708 | 1950 | 585,708 | -38.3% | Baltimore | 100%
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| Michigan | 1,849,568 | 1950 | 639,111 | -65.4% | Detroit | 100%
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| Pennsylvania | 2,071,605 | 1950 | 1,603,797 | -22.6% | Philadelphia | 100%
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| Illinois | 3,620,962 | 1950 | 2,746,388 | -24.2% | Chicago | 96%
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| Ohio | 914,808 | 1950 | 372,624 | -59.3% | Cleveland | 96%
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| Missouri | 856,796 | 1950 | 301,578 | -64.8% | St. Louis | 96%
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| New York | 134,995 | 1950 | 99,224 | -26.5% | Albany | 91%
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| Louisiana | 229,493 | 2010 | 227,470 | -0.9% | Baton Rouge | 91%
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| Massachusetts | 801,444 | 1950 | 675,647 | -15.7% | Boston | 91%
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| New York | 580,132 | 1950 | 278,349 | -52.0% | Buffalo | 91%
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| Ohio | 503,998 | 1950 | 309,317 | -38.6% | Cincinnati | 91%
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| Connecticut | 177,397 | 1950 | 121,054 | -31.8% | Hartford | 91%
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| Hawaii | 371,657 | 2000 | 350,964 | -5.6% | Honolulu | 91%
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| Mississippi | 202,895 | 1980 | 153,701 | -24.2% | Jackson | 91%
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| Tennessee | 650,100 | 2000 | 633,104 | -2.6% | Memphis | 91%
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| Minnesota | 521,718 | 1950 | 429,954 | -17.6% | Minneapolis | 91%
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| Alabama | 202,779 | 1960 | 187,041 | -7.8% | Mobile | 91%
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| Louisiana | 627,525 | 1960 | 383,997 | -38.8% | New Orleans | 91%
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| Pennsylvania | 676,806 | 1950 | 302,971 | -55.2% | Pittsburgh | 91%
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| Alaska | 291,826 | 2010 | 291,246 | -0.2% | Anchorage | 87%
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| Alabama | 340,887 | 1960 | 200,733 | -41.1% | Birmingham | 87%
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| Wisconsin | 741,324 | 1960 | 577,222 | -22.1% | Milwaukee | 87%
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| Alabama | 205,764 | 2010 | 200,603 | -2.5% | Montgomery | 87%
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| New Jersey | 442,337 | 1930 | 311,549 | -29.6% | Newark | 87%
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| Rhode Island | 253,504 | 1940 | 190,934 | -24.7% | Providence | 87%
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| Virginia | 249,621 | 1970 | 226,610 | -9.2% | Richmond | 87%
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| New York | 332,488 | 1950 | 211,328 | -36.4% | Rochester | 87%
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| Minnesota | 313,411 | 1960 | 311,527 | -0.6% | Saint Paul | 87%
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| Massachusetts | 174,463 | 1960 | 155,929 | -10.6% | Springfield | 87%
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| Illinois | 116,250 | 2010 | 114,394 | -1.6% | Springfield | 87%
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| Ohio | 383,818 | 1970 | 270,871 | -29.4% | Toledo | 87%
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| Ohio | 290,351 | 1960 | 190,469 | -34.4% | Akron | 83%
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| Ohio | 262,332 | 1960 | 137,644 | -47.5% | Dayton | 83%
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| New Jersey | 316,715 | 1930 | 292,449 | -7.7% | Jersey City | 83%
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| Kansas | 168,213 | 1970 | 156,607 | -6.9% | Kansas City | 83%
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| Virginia | 307,951 | 1970 | 238,005 | -22.7% | Norfolk | 83%
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| Louisiana | 206,989 | 1980 | 187,593 | -9.4% | Shreveport | 83%
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| New Jersey | 128,009 | 1950 | 90,871 | -29.0% | Trenton | 83%
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| - | 802,178 | 1950 | 689,545 | -14.0% | Washington | 83%
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| Michigan | 196,940 | 1960 | 81,252 | -58.7% | Flint | 78%
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| Indiana | 178,320 | 1960 | 69,093 | -61.3% | Gary | 78%
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| Connecticut | 164,443 | 1950 | 134,023 | -18.5% | New Haven | 78%
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| Georgia | 149,245 | 1960 | 147,780 | -1.0% | Savannah | 78%
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| New York | 220,583 | 1950 | 148,620 | -32.6% | Syracuse | 78%
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| Connecticut | 158,709 | 1950 | 148,654 | -6.3% | Bridgeport | 74%
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| Pennsylvania | 138,440 | 1960 | 94,831 | -31.5% | Erie | 74%
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| Michigan | 131,403 | 1970 | 112,644 | -14.3% | Lansing | 74%
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| Pennsylvania | 143,433 | 1930 | 76,328 | -46.8% | Scranton | 74%
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| Kansas | 127,473 | 2010 | 126,587 | -0.7% | Topeka | 74%
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| Delaware | 112,504 | 1940 | 70,898 | -40.0% | Wilmington | 74%
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| Illinois | 126,963 | 1970 | 113,150 | -10.9% | Peoria | 70%
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| Ohio | 170,002 | 1930 | 60,068 | -64.7% | Youngstown | 70%
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| Illinois | 197,899 | 2010 | 180,542 | -8.8% | Aurora | 65%
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| Iowa | 103,264 | 1980 | 101,724 | -1.5% | Davenport | 65%
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| Indiana | 132,445 | 1960 | 103,453 | -21.9% | South Bend | 65%
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| New Jersey | 124,555 | 1950 | 71,791 | -42.4% | Camden | 61%
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| Ohio | 116,912 | 1950 | 70,872 | -39.4% | Canton | 61%
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| Michigan | 112,007 | 1960 | 109,976 | -1.8% | Dearborn | 61%
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| Minnesota | 107,312 | 1960 | 86,697 | -19.2% | Duluth | 61%
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| Virginia | 100,220 | 1980 | 100,011 | -0.2% | Roanoke | 61%
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| Illinois | 152,871 | 2010 | 148,655 | -2.8% | Rockford | 61%
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| Michigan | 179,260 | 1970 | 139,387 | -22.2% | Warren | 61%
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| Massachusetts | 102,320 | 1930 | 101,253 | -1.0% | Lynn | 57%
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| California | 337,977 | 2000 | 310,227 | -8.2% | Santa Ana | 57%
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| Indiana | 141,543 | 1960 | 117,298 | -17.1% | Evansville | 52%
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| Texas | 119,175 | 1960 | 115,282 | -3.3% | Beaumont | 48%
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| Florida | 226,419 | 2000 | 223,109 | -1.5% | Hialeah | 48%
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| Pennsylvania | 111,171 | 1930 | 95,112 | -14.4% | Reading | 48%
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| New York | 101,740 | 1930 | 65,283 | -35.8% | Utica | 48%
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| Texas | 104,553 | 2010 | 102,316 | -2.1% | Wichita Falls | 48%
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| Massachusetts | 120,485 | 1920 | 94,000 | -22.0% | Fall River | 43%
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| Virginia | 146,437 | 2000 | 137,148 | -6.3% | Hampton | 43%
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| Michigan | 110,109 | 1970 | 95,535 | -13.2% | Livonia | 43%
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| Massachusetts | 121,217 | 1920 | 101,079 | -16.6% | New Bedford | 43%
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| Virginia | 114,773 | 1960 | 97,915 | -14.7% | Portsmouth | 43%
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| Missouri | 102,979 | 1900 | 72,473 | -29.6% | St. Joseph | 43%
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| Massachusetts | 120,740 | 1950 | 118,403 | -1.9% | Cambridge | 39%
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| Indiana | 111,698 | 1960 | 77,879 | -30.3% | Hammond | 39%
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| New York | 102,394 | 1960 | 48,671 | -52.5% | Niagara Falls | 30%
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| Ohio | 100,216 | 1970 | 81,146 | -19.0% | Parma | 30%
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| Massachusetts | 103,908 | 1930 | 81,045 | -22.0% | Somerville | 26%
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| Florida | 124,656 | 2000 | 111,640 | -10.4% | Miami Gardens | 17%
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| California | 112,580 | 2000 | 107,762 | -4.3% | Inglewood | 13%
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| California | 105,549 | 2010 | 102,773 | -2.6% | Norwalk | 13%
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| California | 115,965 | 2000 | 109,554 | -5.5% | El Monte | 9%
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