20 Largest Urban Black Populations

[Majestyx]

percentages count more than actual number of people.

 

[Fart Knocker]

these are not the stats for cities, they are the stats for metropolitan areas.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

I thought Atlanta was more than 34% black?

Most likely includes the whole metro.

 

[Spade]

Yea but the population for the metro area is bigger than that. Theres more people in Baltimore County than Baltimore City

It's Baltimore metro which includes Baltimore City and Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Howard, Carroll, Queen Anne, and Harford counties. The Baltimore metro population is said to be 2.710 million as of 2010. Out of those 2.7 million, nearly 800,000 are Black.

 

[Yehuda]

nikka its CLEARLY for the metro areas, it even says MSA on it, are you fukkin retarded, you think the city of Atlanta has 2 million people

 

[newworldafro]

These are the new estimates for CSA as of 7/1/2014. Won't get this it for this year until next July.

1. New York CSA: 4,310,356
2. Washington D.C.-Baltimore CSA: 2,465,004
3. Atlanta CSA: 2,007,107
4. Chicago CSA 1,702,629
5. Philadelphia CSA 1,473,815
6. Miami-Fort Lauderdale CSA 1,389,445
7. Los Angeles CSA 1,377,341
8. Houston CSA 1,186,148
9. Dallas-Fort Worth CSA 1,118,685
10. Detroit 1,109,168

MSA's can be done just didn't do them that way. But if it was just MSA, DC by itself would drop behind Atlanta and LA would fall behind Houston and DFW but ahead of Detroit. But it will still be the same top 10 cities.

This man knows his stuff. Lived in DC and Baltimore. Their populations interact and are way to close to be separated. CSAs are more proper way of looking at populations cause people commute long distances, shop, etc in these larger expanses.

Same thing with L.A., the first didn't include the Inland Empire or other parts of that CSA. Would like to see the other 10 though.

 

[Londilon]

They probably including Bmore County/suburbs towson etc


The DMV plus Richmond/757 and Bmore = about 3 million black people. Sounds about right

I always assumed it was

1. NYC

2. Atlanta, GA area

3. DMV Area

3. Chicago

Richmond is over an hour away from dvm, I would know cause I visit Richmond often. When people say dmv, the v means Arlington Virgina which is across the bridge from downtown DC.

 

[Spade]

This man knows his stuff. Lived in DC and Baltimore. Their populations interact and are way to close to be separated. CSAs are more proper way of looking at populations cause people commute long distances, shop, etc in these larger expanses.

Same thing with L.A., the first didn't include the Inland Empire or other parts of that CSA. Would like to see the other 10 though.

Yeah it works for DC and Baltimore, the Bay Area, and LA. But it doesn't work for Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Miami, and Chicago.

 

[Enzo]

Hen

Richmond is over an hour away from dvm, I would know cause I visit Richmond often. When people say dmv, the v means Arlington Virgina which is across the bridge from downtown DC.

yeah that's why I said DMV plus richmond/757 + bmore. All good though. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding

 

[KOohbt]

Richmond is over an hour away from dvm, I would know cause I visit Richmond often. When people say dmv, the v means Arlington Virgina which is across the bridge from downtown DC.

yeah. 804 and 757 don't rep DMV thats all nova shyt. we rep the area codes.

 

[Londilon]

Hen

yeah that's why I said DMV plus richmond/757 + bmore. All good though. Sorry if there was a misunderstanding

No problem breh, there was no issue.