Template:Largest metropolitan areas of the United States/sandbox
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editLargest metropolitan areas in the United States
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Rank | Name | Region | Pop. | Rank | Name | Region | Pop. | ||
New York Los Angeles |
1 | New York | Northeast | 19,498,249 | 11 | Boston | Northeast | 4,919,179 | Chicago Dallas–Fort Worth |
2 | Los Angeles | West | 12,799,100 | 12 | Riverside–San Bernardino | West | 4,688,053 | ||
3 | Chicago | Midwest | 9,262,825 | 13 | San Francisco | West | 4,566,961 | ||
4 | Dallas–Fort Worth | South | 8,100,037 | 14 | Detroit | Midwest | 4,342,304 | ||
5 | Houston | South | 7,510,253 | 15 | Seattle | West | 4,044,837 | ||
6 | Atlanta | South | 6,307,261 | 16 | Minneapolis–Saint Paul | Midwest | 3,712,020 | ||
7 | Washington, D.C. | South | 6,304,975 | 17 | Tampa–St. Petersburg | South | 3,342,963 | ||
8 | Philadelphia | Northeast | 6,246,160 | 18 | San Diego | West | 3,269,973 | ||
9 | Miami | South | 6,183,199 | 19 | Denver | West | 3,005,131 | ||
10 | Phoenix | West | 5,070,110 | 20 | Baltimore | South | 2,834,316 |
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editRank | State | Pop. | Rank | State | Pop. | ||||
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New York City Los Angeles |
1 | New York City | New York (state) | 20,320,876 | 11 | Phoenix | Arizona | 4,737,270 | Chicago Dallas–Fort Worth |
2 | Los Angeles | California | 13,353,907 | 12 | San Francisco | California | 4,727,357 | ||
3 | Chicago | Illinois | 9,533,040 | 13 | Riverside–San Bernardino | California | 4,580,670 | ||
4 | Dallas–Fort Worth | Texas | 7,399,662 | 14 | Detroit | Michigan | 4,313,002 | ||
5 | Houston | Texas | 6,892,427 | 15 | Seattle | Washington | 3,867,046 | ||
6 | Washington | District of Columbia | 6,216,589 | 16 | Minneapolis–Saint Paul | Minnesota | 3,600,618 | ||
7 | Miami | Florida | 6,158,824 | 17 | San Diego | California | 3,337,685 | ||
8 | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | 6,096,120 | 18 | Tampa Bay | Florida | 3,091,399 | ||
9 | Atlanta | Georgia (U.S. state) | 5,884,736 | 19 | Denver | Colorado | 2,888,227 | ||
10 | Boston | Massachusetts | 4,836,531 | 20 | Baltimore | Maryland | 2,808,175 |
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editRank | State | Pop. | Rank | State | Pop. | ||||
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1 | New York City | New York (state) | 20,320,876 | 11 | Phoenix | Arizona | 4,737,270 | ||
2 | Los Angeles | California | 13,353,907 | 12 | San Francisco | California | 4,727,357 | ||
3 | Chicago | Illinois | 9,533,040 | 13 | Riverside–San Bernardino | California | 4,580,670 | ||
4 | Dallas–Fort Worth | Texas | 7,399,662 | 14 | Detroit | Michigan | 4,313,002 | ||
5 | Houston | Texas | 6,892,427 | 15 | Seattle | Washington | 3,867,046 | ||
6 | Washington | District of Columbia | 6,216,589 | 16 | Minneapolis–Saint Paul | Minnesota | 3,600,618 | ||
7 | Miami | Florida | 6,158,824 | 17 | San Diego | California | 3,337,685 | ||
8 | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | 6,096,120 | 18 | Tampa Bay | Florida | 3,091,399 | ||
9 | Atlanta | Georgia (U.S. state) | 5,884,736 | 19 | Denver | Colorado | 2,888,227 | ||
10 | Boston | Massachusetts | 4,836,531 | 20 | Baltimore | Maryland | 2,808,175 |
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- ^ "Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas Population Totals: 2020–2023". United States Census Bureau. May 2023. Retrieved February 14, 2024.