Biggest US Cities in 2004 - Historical Population Data

Top 100 Biggest US Cities In The Year 2004

Rank	City	2005 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	New York, NY	8,169,940	0.5%
2	Los Angeles, CA	3,796,018	0.6%
3	Chicago, IL	2,848,996	-0.4%
4	Houston, TX	2,058,645	1.0%
5	Philadelphia, PA	1,514,658	0.0%
6	Phoenix, AZ	1,424,000	1.8%
7	San Diego, CA	1,274,878	1.0%
8	San Antonio, TX	1,239,011	1.6%
9	Dallas, TX	1,234,212	0.9%
10	Detroit, MI	924,016	-0.6%
11	San Jose, CA	901,283	-0.1%
12	Indianapolis, IN	787,198	0.2%
13	Jacksonville, FL	778,078	1.4%
14	San Francisco, CA	773,284	-0.1%
15	Columbus, OH	735,971	0.7%
16	Austin, TX	696,384	0.9%
17	Memphis, TN	681,573	-0.3%
18	Baltimore, MD	641,004	-0.3%
19	Charlotte, NC	614,446	1.9%
20	Boston, MA	607,367	0.7%
21	Fort Worth, TX	602,344	2.5%
22	Milwaukee, WI	601,081	0.2%
23	El Paso, TX	582,952	0.8%
24	Washington, DC	579,796	0.4%
25	Seattle, WA	570,961	0.3%
26	Nashville, TN	570,068	1.1%
27	Denver, CO	558,506	0.1%
28	Louisville, KY	558,389	0.2%
29	Las Vegas, NV	534,168	2.5%
30	Portland, OR	533,120	0.2%
31	Oklahoma City, OK	526,939	0.9%
32	Tucson, AZ	517,246	1.4%
33	Albuquerque, NM	486,319	1.9%
34	Long Beach, CA	470,620	0.5%
35	Atlanta, GA	468,839	2.7%
36	New Orleans, LA	461,915	-1.1%
37	Kansas City, MO	458,618	0.9%
38	Cleveland, OH	455,798	-1.1%
39	Fresno, CA	453,517	1.3%
40	Sacramento, CA	446,295	2.2%
41	Mesa, AZ	443,733	2.4%
42	Virginia Beach, VA	439,048	0.7%
43	Omaha, NE	426,549	1.0%
44	Oakland, CA	394,433	-0.4%
45	Colorado Springs, CO	388,097	1.7%
46	Tulsa, OK	382,709	-0.7%
47	Miami, FL	378,946	1.1%
48	Minneapolis, MN	375,354	-0.5%
49	Honolulu, HI	374,581	0.2%
50	Arlington, TX	357,609	1.7%
51	Wichita, KS	353,292	0.1%
52	St. Louis, MO	350,705	0.3%
53	Santa Ana, CA	339,319	0.1%
54	Raleigh, NC	332,728	3.5%
55	Cincinnati, OH	331,717	0.0%
56	Anaheim, CA	331,170	0.1%
57	Tampa, FL	320,713	1.3%
58	Pittsburgh, PA	320,394	-1.0%
59	Toledo, OH	316,838	0.2%
60	Aurora, CO	289,721	1.1%
61	Riverside, CA	284,960	2.5%
62	Buffalo, NY	281,757	-0.9%
63	Bakersfield, CA	279,717	3.4%
64	Corpus Christi, TX	279,317	0.2%
65	St. Paul, MN	278,518	-0.7%
66	Newark, NJ	276,381	0.3%
67	Stockton, CA	275,541	3.0%
68	Anchorage, AK	274,852	1.3%
69	Lexington, KY	274,581	1.3%
70	Fort Wayne, IN	250,047	-0.4%
71	St. Petersburg, FL	247,859	-0.1%
72	Plano, TX	245,538	2.3%
73	Norfolk, VA	241,979	0.8%
74	Glendale, AZ	239,423	1.9%
75	Lincoln, NE	239,417	1.3%
76	Jersey City, NJ	236,587	-0.4%
77	Birmingham, AL	233,540	-0.9%
78	Greensboro, NC	233,359	0.5%
79	Hialeah, FL	225,782	-0.0%
80	Henderson, NV	224,191	5.8%
81	Baton Rouge, LA	223,988	-0.5%
82	Scottsdale, AZ	223,039	2.2%
83	Madison, WI	221,513	1.3%
84	Chandler, AZ	221,170	5.3%
85	Winston-Salem, NC	213,463	1.4%
86	Chesapeake, VA	213,247	1.6%
87	Garland, TX	213,206	-0.3%
88	Rochester, NY	212,297	-0.8%
89	Akron, OH	211,584	-0.6%
90	Lubbock, TX	210,849	1.3%
91	Orlando, FL	209,401	1.8%
92	Chula Vista, CA	204,842	3.9%
93	Modesto, CA	204,456	1.8%
94	Durham, NC	201,871	1.7%
95	Fayetteville, NC	200,897	0.2%
96	Laredo, TX	200,502	2.8%
97	Fremont, CA	200,450	-0.5%
98	Montgomery, AL	200,419	-0.2%
99	Reno, NV	200,377	2.2%
100	San Bernardino, CA	199,590	1.4%

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What was the largest city in the US in 2004?

In 2004, the largest city in the US was New York, with a population of 8,169,940. The second largest city was Los Angeles, with a population of 3,796,018. The third largest US city in 2004 was Chicago, with a population of 2,848,996.