Flint, Michigan Population History

Latest Data (2016)

Population	97,386
Nationwide Rank	315

Quick Facts

Flint, Michigan is the 315th largest city in the United States as of 2016.

Flint, Michigan is a city.

Flint, Michigan is currently 50.6% smaller than it was in 1960, the year of its peak recorded population.

Flint, Michigan's growth is extremely below average. 99% of similarly sized cities are growing faster since 2000.

US Rank	Name	Population	Growth 2000-2016
305	Kenosha, Wisconsin	99,631	9.2%
306	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	99,543	26.5%
307	Allen, Texas	99,179	119.9%
308	Erie, Pennsylvania	98,593	-4.8%
309	Sparks, Nevada	98,345	46.9%
310	Vacaville, California	98,303	9.9%
311	Albany, New York	98,111	3.7%
312	Beaverton, Oregon	97,590	22.1%
313	Compton, California	97,550	4.1%
314	Orem, Utah	97,499	15.4%
315	Flint, Michigan	97,386	-21.9%
316	Federal Way, Washington	96,757	13.6%
317	Mission Viejo, California	96,396	2.9%
318	Spokane Valley, Washington	96,340	19.1%
319	Boca Raton, Florida	96,114	15.5%
320	Lee's Summit, Missouri	96,076	35.3%
321	Rio Rancho, New Mexico	96,028	82.1%
322	Sandy, Utah	95,836	7.6%
323	Brockton, Massachusetts	95,630	1.2%
324	Meridian, Idaho	95,623	160.3%
325	South Gate, California	95,538	-1.0%

US Rank	Name	Population	Growth 2000-2016
195	Warren	135,125	-2.1%
204	Sterling Heights	132,427	6.2%
228	Ann Arbor	120,782	5.3%
239	Lansing	116,020	-2.7%
315	Flint	97,386	-21.9%
333	Dearborn	94,444	-3.4%
334	Livonia	94,041	-6.5%
398	Troy	83,641	3.2%
414	Westland	81,545	-5.9%
418	Farmington Hills	81,129	-1.1%
454	Kalamazoo	75,984	-1.3%
458	Wyoming	75,567	8.6%
478	Rochester Hills	73,422	6.4%
479	Southfield	73,100	-6.6%
597	Taylor	61,177	-7.2%
619	St. Clair Shores	59,775	-5.1%
620	Pontiac	59,698	-11.7%
630	Novi	59,211	24.7%
634	Royal Oak	59,006	-1.6%
671	Dearborn Heights	55,761	-4.4%
741	Kentwood	51,689	13.7%
742	Battle Creek	51,534	-3.4%
774	Saginaw	48,984	-20.4%
779	East Lansing	48,870	4.9%