Notes

Largest municipalities in each state:
California:
1. Los Angeles: 3,976,322
2. San Diego: 1,406,630
3. San Jose: 1,025,350
4. San Francisco: 870,887
5. Fresno: 522,053
Texas:
1. Houston: 2,303,482
2. San Antonio: 1,492,510
3. Dallas: 1,317,929
4. Austin: 947,890
5. Fort Worth: 854,113
Florida:
1. Jacksonville: 880,619
2. Miami: 453,579
3. Tampa: 377,165
4. Orlando: 277,173
5. St. Petersburg: 260,999
New York:
1. New York City: 8,537,673
2. Hempstead: 770,367
3. Brookhaven: 486,599
4. Islip: 333,758
5. Oyster Bay: 298,961
Illinois:
1. Chicago: 2,704,958
2. Aurora: 201,110
3. Joliet: 148,262
4. Rockford: 147,651
5. Naperville: 147,122
Pennsylvania:
1. Philadelphia: 1,567,872
2. Pittsburgh: 303,625
3. Allentown: 120,443
4. Erie: 98,593
5. Reading: 87,575
Ohio:
1. Columbus: 860,090
2. Cleveland: 385,809
3. Cincinnati: 298,800
4. Toledo: 278,508
5. Akron: 197,633
Georgia:
1. Atlanta: 472,522
2. Columbus: 197,485
3. Augusta: 197,081
4. Macon: 152,555
5. Savannah: 146,763
North Carolina:
1. Charlotte: 842,051
2. Raleigh: 458,880
3. Greensboro: 287,027
4. Durham: 263,016
5. Winston: 242,203
Michigan:
1. Detroit: 672,795
2. Grand Rapids: 196,445
3. Warren: 135,125
4. Sterling Heights: 132,427
5. Ann Arbor: 120,782
New Jersey:
1. Newark: 281,764
2. Jersey City: 264,152
3. Paterson: 147,000
4. Elizabeth: 128,640
5. Edison: 101,996
Virginia:
1. Virginia Beach: 452,602
2. Norfolk: 245,115
3. Chesapeake: 237,940
4. Arlington: 226,092
5. Richmond: 223,170
Washington:
1. Seattle: 704,352
2. Spokane: 215,973
3. Tacoma: 211,277
4. Vancouver: 174,826
5. Bellevue: 141,400
Arizona:
1. Phoenix: 1,615,017
2. Tucson: 530,706
3. Mesa: 484,587
4. Chandler: 247,477
5. Scottsdale: 246,645
Massachusetts:
1. Boston: 673,184
2. Worcester: 184,508
3. Springfield: 154,074
4. Cambridge: 110,651
5. Lowell: 110,558
Tennessee:
1. Nashville: 660,388
2. Memphis: 652,717
3. Knoxville: 186,239
4. Chattanooga: 177,571
5. Clarksville: 150,287
Indiana:
1. Indianapolis: 855,164
2. Fort Wayne: 264,488
3. Evansville: 119,477
4. South Bend: 101,735
5. Carmel: 91,065
Missouri:
1. Kansas City: 481,420
2. St. Louis: 311,404
3. Springfield: 167,319
4. Columbia: 120,612
5. Independence: 117,030
Maryland:
1. Baltimore: 614,664
2. Columbia: 103,439
3. Germantown: 90,494
4. Silver Spring: 78,038
5. Waldorf: 72,413
Wisconsin:
1. Milwaukee: 595,047
2. Madison: 252,551
3. Green Bay: 105,139
4. Kenosha: 99,631
5. Racine: 77,571
Colorado:
1. Denver: 693,060
2. Colorado Springs: 465,101
3. Aurora: 361,710
4. Fort Collins: 164,207
5. Lakewood: 154,393
Minnesota:
1. Minneapolis: 413,651
2. St. Paul: 302,398
3. Rochester: 114,011
4. Duluth: 86,293
5. Bloomington: 85,319
South Carolina:
1. Charleston: 134,385
2. Columbia: 134,309
3. North Charleston: 109,298
4. Mount Pleasant: 84,170
5. Rock Hill: 72,937
Alabama:
1. Birmingham: 212,157
2. Montgomery: 200,022
3. Huntsville: 193,079
4. Mobile: 192,904
5. Tuscaloosa: 99,543
Louisiana:
1. New Orleans: 391,495
2. Baton Rouge: 227,715
3. Shreveport: 194,920
4. Metairie: 144,772
5. Lafayette: 127,626
Kentucky:
1. Louisville: 616,261
2. Lexington: 318,449
3. Bowling Green: 65,234
4. Owensboro: 59,273
5. Covington: 40,797
Oregon:
1. Portland: 639,863
2. Salem: 167,419
3. Eugene: 166,575
4. Gresham: 111,523
5. Hillsboro: 105,164
Oklahoma:
1. Oklahoma City: 638,367
2. Tulsa: 403,090
3. Norman: 122,180
4. Broken Arrow: 107,403
5. Lawton: 94,653
Connecticut:
1. Bridgeport: 145,936
2. New Haven: 129,934
3. Stamford: 129,113
4. Hartford: 123,243
5. Waterbury: 108,272
Iowa:
1. Des Moines: 215,472
2. Cedar Rapids: 131,127
3. Davenport: 102,612
4. Sioux City: 82,872
5. Iowa City: 74,398
Utah:
1. Salt Lake City: 193,744
2. West Valley City: 136,574
3. Provo: 116,868
4. West Jordan: 113,699
5. Orem: 97,499
Mississippi:
1. Jackson: 169,148
2. Gulfport: 72,076
3. Southaven: 53,214
4. Hattiesburg: 46,926
5. Biloxi: 45,975
Arkansas:
1. Little Rock: 198,541
2. Fort Smith: 88,133
3. Fayetteville: 83,826
4. Springdale: 78,557
5. Jonesboro: 74,889
Nevada:
1. Las Vegas: 632,912
2. Henderson: 292,969
3. Reno: 245,255
4. North Las Vegas: 238,702
5. Paradise: 229,666
Kansas:
1. Wichita: 389,902
2. Overland Park: 188,966
3. Kansas City: 151,709
4. Olathe: 135,473
5. Topeka: 126,808
New Mexico:
1. Albuquerque: 559,277
2. Las Cruces: 101,759
3. Rio Rancho: 96,028
4. Santa Fe: 83,875
5. Roswell: 48,184
Nebraska:
1. Omaha: 446,970
2. Lincoln: 280,364
3. Bellevue: 53,505
4. Grand Island: 51,517
5. Kearney: 33,520
West Virginia:
1. Charleston: 49,138
2. Huntington: 48,113
3. Morgantown: 30,855
4. Parkersburg: 30,601
5. Wheeling: 27,375
Idaho:
1. Boise: 223,154
2. Meridian: 95,623
3. Nampa: 91,382
4. Idaho Falls: 60,211
5. Pocatello: 54,746
Hawaii:
1. Honolulu: 351,792
2. East Honolulu: 47,957
3. Pearl City: 47,241
4. Hilo: 45,579
5. Waipahu: 41,590
New Hampshire:
1. Manchester: 110,506
2. Nashua: 87,882
3. Concord: 42,904
4. Derry: 33,246
5. Dover: 31,153
Maine:
1. Portland: 66,937
2. Lewiston: 36,140
3. Bangor: 31,985
4. South Portland: 25,577
5. Auburn: 22,948
Rhode Island:
1. Providence: 179,219
2. Warwick: 81,579
3. Cranston: 81,034
4. Pawtucket: 71,427
5. East Providence: 47,337
Montana:
1. Billings: 110,323
2. Missoula: 72,364
3. Great Falls: 59,178
4. Bozeman: 45,250
5. Butte: 34,560
Delaware:
1. Wilmington: 71,442
2. Dover: 37,786
3. Newark: 33,398
4. Middletown: 20,876
5. Bear: 19,904
South Dakota:
1. Sioux Falls: 174,360
2. Rapid City: 74,048
3. Aberdeen: 28,415
4. Brookings: 23,895
5. Watertown: 22,172
North Dakota:
1. Fargo: 120,762
2. Bismarck: 72,417
3. Grand Forks: 57,339
4. Minot: 48,743
5. West Fargo: 34,858
Alaska:
1. Anchorage: 298,192
2. Fairbanks: 32,751
3. Juneau: 32,468
4. Badger: 19,830
5. Knik: 17,038
Vermont:
1. Burlington: 42,260
2. Essex: 21,199
3. South Burlington: 18,971
4. Colchester: 17,319
5. Rutland: 15,601
Wyoming:
1. Cheyenne: 64,019
2. Casper: 59,324
3. Gillette: 32,398
4. Laramie: 32,382
5. Rock Springs: 23,755