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New Census Bureau Estimates Note That People Just Won’t Stop Moving to North Texas

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How on Earth are we going to accommodate all these extra people if we don’t get another toll road built through downtown Dallas ASAP?  <rimshot>

A new update from the United States Census Bureau this morning shows that Texas “dominates” the lists of fastest-growing American cities, both in terms of percentage and numeric increases.  Here are the top 15 by percentage, with percentage increase over the 2010 Census numbers and total estimated 2011 population:

1.
New Orleans
4.9 360,740
2.
Round Rock, Texas
4.8 104,664
3.
Austin, Texas
3.8 820,611
4.
Plano, Texas
3.8 269,776
5.
McKinney, Texas
3.8 136,067
6.
Frisco, Texas
3.8 121,387
7.
Denton, Texas
3.4 117,187
8.
Denver
3.3 619,968
9.
Cary, N.C.
3.2 139,633
10.
Raleigh, N.C.
3.1 416,468
11.
Alexandria, Va.
3.1 144,301
12.
Tampa, Fla.
3.1 346,037
13.
McAllen, Texas
3.0 133,742
14.
Carrollton, Texas
3.0 122,640
15.
Atlanta
3.0 432,427




That’s Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Denton, and Carrollton on the list from North Texas.  Plus a couple other Texas cities you may have heard of.

Dallas itself showed up in the top 15 cities in terms of pure number of extra people showing up to live here:

1.
New York
69,777 8,244,910
2.
Houston
45,716 2,145,146
3.
San Antonio
32,152 1,359,758
4.
Austin, Texas
30,221 820,611
5.
Los Angeles
27,077 3,819,702
6.
Dallas
25,413 1,223,229
7.
Phoenix
23,815 1,469,471
8.
Denver
19,960 619,968
9.
Charlotte, N.C.
19,663 751,087
10.
San Diego
18,773 1,326,179
11.
New Orleans
16,911 360,740
12.
Fort Worth, Texas
16,708 758,738
13.
El Paso, Texas
16,416 665,568
14.
Washington
16,273 617,996
15.
San Jose, Calif.
14,875 967,487




Oh yeah, Fort Worth is on there too. Dallas remains the ninth-most populous city in the U.S.

Have these people not heard that they must endure three months of Holy Hell each summer?  And they still want to come clog up our roads?

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