U.S. Cities that Formerly Had 100,000 People

Can you name the U.S. cities that formerly had over 100,000 people in their city proper but don't anymore?

Annexed cities and ones with a population over 99,000 have been filled in by default

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State	Peak Year	Population	City
Delaware	1940	70,166	Wilmington
Indiana	1960	74,879	Gary
Indiana	1960	75,522	Hammond
Massachusetts	1920	89,541	Fall River
	1930	94,299	Lynn
	1920	95,363	New Bedford
	1930	81,360	Somerville
Michigan	1960	93,932	Dearborn
	1960	95,538	Flint
	1970	93,665	Livonia
Minnesota	1960	85,618	Duluth
Missouri	1900	74,875	St. Joseph
New Jersey	1950	73,562	Camden
	2018	99,758	Edison
	1950	83,203	Trenton
New York	1950	96,460	Albany
	Brooklyn - annexed by New York City
	1960	47,720	Niagara Falls
	1930	59,750	Utica
Ohio	1950	70,447	Canton
	1970	78,103	Parma
	1930	65,469	Youngstown
Pennsylvania	Allegheny - annexed by Pittsburgh
	1960	95,508	Erie
	1930	88,375	Reading
	1930	76,653	Scranton
Virginia	1960	94,398	Portsmouth
Virginia	1980	99,143	Roanoke
Wisconsin	2018	99,944	Kenosha