Re:Four Million Commutes Reveal New U.S. 'Megaregions'
by jeffwass on Monday December 05, 2016 @01:49AM
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>Baltimore is the smallest it's been since WWI (for a few years now, to a rounding error)
That's not quite the full picture. While population has mostly decreased in the last 70+ years, the rate of decrease has slowed substantially in the last couple decades, and is starting to increase.
Actually, Baltimore's population looks like it's just starting to break through PG's "trough of sorrow". See plot at the bottom of this link :
That's not quite the full picture. While population has mostly decreased in the last 70+ years, the rate of decrease has slowed substantially in the last couple decades, and is starting to increase.
Actually, Baltimore's population looks like it's just starting to break through PG's "trough of sorrow". See plot at the bottom of this link :
https://www.biggestuscities.com/city/baltimore-maryland