Five Largest Metro Areas in Each U.S. Census Division

The U.S. Census Bureau divides the country into four regions, which are further divided into nine divisions. Name the five largest metropolitan statistical areas in each division.

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New England
4,941,632	Boston
1,676,579	Providence
1,213,531	Hartford
978,529	Worcester
957,419	Bridgeport

Middle Atlantic
20,140,470	New York
6,245,051	Philadelphia
2,370,930	Pittsburgh
1,166,902	Buffalo
1,090,135	Rochester

South Atlantic
6,385,162	Washington
6,138,333	Miami
6,089,815	Atlanta
3,175,275	Tampa
2,844,510	Baltimore

East South Central
1,989,519	Nashville
1,337,779	Memphis
1,285,439	Louisville
1,115,289	Birmingham
879,773	Knoxville

West South Central
7,637,387	Dallas
7,122,240	Houston
2,558,143	San Antonio
2,283,371	Austin
1,425,695	Oklahoma City

East North Central
9,618,502	Chicago
4,392,041	Detroit
2,256,884	Cincinnati
2,138,926	Columbus
2,111,040	Indianapolis

West North Central
3,690,261	Minneapolis
2,820,253	St. Louis
2,192,035	Kansas City
967,604	Omaha
709,466	Des Moines

Mountain
4,845,832	Phoenix
2,963,821	Denver
2,265,461	Las Vegas
1,257,936	Salt Lake City
1,043,433	Tucson

Pacific
13,200,998	Los Angeles
4,749,008	San Francisco
4,599,839	Riverside
4,018,762	Seattle
3,298,634	San Diego