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<br /> PAGE A8 APAR TRIBUNE* SUBURBAN GROWT1 MONDAY,APRIL 29•2002
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<br /> Percent change:April 1,2000 to July 1,2001 Fast-growing counties
<br /> S-Y-\ in metro area
<br /> Minnl',z_. Ulm-, . !'''� lsanti '
<br /> pi Counties in the ;
<br /> ' ` 13-county ;f• ,90,..,
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<br /> '" ' , metro area • ; • •, Anoka •'
<br /> • that are • ;:, ;
<br /> 1111104 t10 •-"iii among the '. t,. ashington
<br /> ti nation's 1,• ennepin
<br /> � r fastest MIs. UMW Polk
<br /> k growing. p �, St.Paul
<br /> 4.',: �1 Shakopee. i F .al ''i
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<br /> , Savage - s..
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<br /> ® 040Q ® +16 to+5.4%
<br /> 0 +0.92 to+1.6% Fastest growing U.S. counties ranked by percent
<br /> IA E +0.57 to+0.92% change: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001
<br /> ❑ +0.25 to+0.57% July 1,'01 April 1,'00 Percent
<br /> Source:U.S.Census Bureau ❑ -1.21 to+0.25% County rank Estimate estimate change
<br /> 1. Douglas Co., Co. 199,753 175,766 +13.6%
<br /> States ranked by percent of population change: 2. Loudoun Co.,Va. , 190,903 169,599 +12.6%
<br /> April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001 3.Forsyth Co., Ga. 110,296 98,407 +12.1%
<br /> July 1, '01 April 1,'00 Percent 4. Rockwall Co.,Tex. 47,983 43,080 +11.4%
<br /> State rank Estimate estimate change 5. Williamson Co.,Tex. 278,067 249,967 +11.2%
<br /> U.S.total 284,796,887 281,421,906 +1.2% 6. Henry Co.,Ga. 132,581 119,341 +11.1%
<br /> 1, Nevada 2,106,074 1,998,257 +5.4% 7. Spencer Co.,Ky. 13,039 11,766 +10.8%
<br /> 2. Arizona 5,307,331 5,130,632 +3.4% 8.FlaglerCo.,FL 54,964 49,832 +10.3%
<br /> 3.Colorado 4,417,714 4,301,261 +2.7% 9. Collin Co.,Tex. 541,403 491,675 +10.1%
<br /> 4.Florida 16,396,515 15,982,378 +2.6% 10,Paulding Co., Ga. 89,734 81,678 +9,9%
<br /> 5.Georgia 8,383,915 8486,453 +2,4% 11. Newton Co., Ga. 68,047 62,001 +9.8%
<br /> 12.Scott Co.,Minn. ' 98,100 89,498 +9.6%
<br /> 19.Minnesota 4,972,294 4,919,479 +1.1%
<br /> 25. Wisconsin 5,401,906 5,363,675 +0.7% 44,Sherburne Co„ Minn. 68,621 64,417 +6.5%
<br /> 40 South Dakota 756,600 754,844 +0,2% 62. Chisago Co., Minn. 43,476 41,101 +5.8%
<br /> 49. Iowa " 2,923,179 2,926,324 -0.1% 79. Wright Co., Minn. 94,789 89,986 +5.3%
<br /> 51. North Dakota 634,448 642,200 -1.2% 96. St.CroixCo., Wis. 66,319 63,155 +5.0%
<br /> Source: U.S.Census Bureau
<br /> Star Tribune
<br /> SCOTT from Al ONLINE
<br /> So many young3families are �,, ,• _, �»
<br /> 1 Census data:For a look at all of
<br /> crossingthe river in search of ,4 �. � ~
<br /> the county figures,for Minnesota
<br /> homes at the number of kids ziR;� _ }'r ave!"i ,•• " . :` ° and other states,go to
<br /> under age 10 in Savage (4,866) .S "' ,,, ,, http://www.census.gov and look
<br /> is far greater today than the 1,,,„„..-,----•7%-'4'2,411 �' ' "` ,x .. for"People"and then'Estimates."
<br /> city's entire population 20 ---"' .<.
<br /> years ago (3,954), according to "� r• Plymouth from Rogers and Elk
<br /> Census 2000.
<br /> �~ River in the north, and stand
<br /> "I am just flabbergasted," ' `''w-t>. : still traffic trying to go back
<br /> said Barry Stock,Savage's dep- ' H '�, x" '
<br /> uty city administrator. "Where �:+°'` . . ' • northt stnight.
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