Census Population Estimates 2020-29
Tender Branson:
I’m actually surprised NY had still more births than deaths ...
Also, AZ and OR having more deaths than births (but not by a lot).
AZ has a lot of old people and it seems a lot of Mexicans have fled the state in the past decade.
DINGO Joe:
Quote from: Tender Branson on May 05, 2021, 11:54:56 AM
I’m actually surprised NY had still more births than deaths ...
Well, they still have immigrants to help keep the birth rate up some and as we all know, New Yorkers go that Great Elephant Graveyard (Florida) to die. Which is why Florida can simultaneously be fast growing and upside down in natural growth. That applies to other "retiree" states like AZ and SC too, it's just not as extreme.
cinyc:
As expected, the July 1, 2020 county population estimates came out yesterday. Here's a map of the 7/1/19-7/1/20 county percentage population change:
As expected, the estimates used 2010 Census as base, not 2020, meaning NY's count is "only" off by 800K+. Every NYC borough supposedly lost population year-over-year. Take that with a huge grain of salt.
Tender Branson:
Why is East TN so different to the rest of Appalachia ?
Tender Branson:
Quote from: cinyc on May 05, 2021, 01:34:21 PM
As expected, the July 1, 2020 county population estimates came out yesterday. Here's a map of the 7/1/19-7/1/20 county percentage population change:
As expected, the estimates used 2010 Census as base, not 2020, meaning NY's count is "only" off by 800K+. Every NYC borough supposedly lost population year-over-year. Take that with a huge grain of salt.
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The Vintage mid-2021 estimates are scheduled for release on a flow basis beginning in December 2021. This series will incorporate the results of the 2020 Census.
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