How many people live in your town or metro area???

[SmileyBoy]

I've been kind of wondering about the demographics of DUers on here.

If you live in a small enough town, you could just put down the population for your town. If you live in a bigger city, find the metro area population. It wouldn't do any good if, lets say, you put down that you live in a city that has 40,000 people, but that it's actually a suburb, and your metro has over 2 million.

For example, I just recently found out that the 2003 population for Fargo is 96,362 and 201,602 for the F-M metro area.

[Ediacara]

1. Bozeman itself around 30,000

Including people outside of the city limits and in suburbs, probably 40,000-45,000.

[SmileyBoy]

2. Do you go to Montana State, by any chance???

That was one of my final choices for colleges last spring.

[Ediacara]

6. yep!

I am not sure if the population figures include the ~11,000 students.

[opiate69]

3. 217,000 in Olympia area

http://recenter.tamu.edu/data/popm/pm5910.htm

[CO Liberal]

4. Pueblo, CO is around 105,000

Pueblo West, where I live, is around 20,000.

[HawkerHurricane]

5. San Diego.

6th largest city in the US.
2nd in California.

[grannylib]

7. The town I live in is about 150 maybe; the larger community (I live about

15 miles away) is about 45,000 I guess, with many smaller towns in the surrounding area.
Major midwestern farm country...but not flat anyhow!

[Spider Jerusalem]

8. Metro Atlanta.

Population somewhere above four million...over a million more here now than less than a decade ago (and the metropolitan area now encompasses 20 counties; in 1995 it was 11).

[LuCifer]

9. South Floriduh

5.5 million psychos and counting! 6th largest merto area in the USA according to the Census since they are now counting West Palm with Miami & Lauderdale.

Lu