Suwanee, Georgia Population History 1990 - 2017

Quick Facts

Suwanee, Georgia is the 1,861st largest city in the United States as of 2017.

Suwanee, Georgia is a city.

Suwanee, Georgia is as large as it has ever been. In 2017 Suwanee had its largest population ever.

Suwanee, Georgia is growing extremely quickly. It is growing faster than 93% of similarly sized cities since 2000.

Similarly Sized Cities In US

US Rank	Name	Population	Growth 2000-2017
1851	Pinecrest, Florida	19,651	3.1%
1852	Johnstown, Pennsylvania	19,643	-17.5%
1853	Howard, Wisconsin	19,634	43.3%
1854	Blythe, California	19,630	-5.4%
1855	Willmar, Minnesota	19,628	6.2%
1856	Lake Forest, Illinois	19,612	-2.7%
1857	Baldwin, Pennsylvania	19,610	-1.0%
1858	Shafter, California	19,608	53.1%
1859	Bartow, Florida	19,597	24.5%
1860	Horizon City, Texas	19,562	250.7%
1861	Suwanee, Georgia	19,549	94.9%
1862	Angleton, Texas	19,544	6.3%
1863	Evergreen Park, Illinois	19,542	-6.0%
1864	Papillion, Nebraska	19,539	4.8%
1865	Saco, Maine	19,485	15.0%
1866	Seymour, Indiana	19,480	7.0%
1867	Sherwood, Oregon	19,467	61.4%
1868	North Ogden, Utah	19,465	28.6%
1869	Mamaroneck, New York	19,423	5.0%
1870	Matteson, Illinois	19,418	48.9%
1871	Bethany, Oklahoma	19,402	-4.4%

Similarly Sized Cities In Georgia

US Rank	Name	Population	Growth 2000-2017
993	Milton	38,924	150.7%
994	Newnan	38,909	136.1%
1056	Rome	36,375	2.2%
1067	Tucker	36,130
1093	East Point	35,282	-12.9%
1094	Peachtree City	35,262	11.1%
1118	Kennesaw	34,344	60.3%
1135	Dalton	33,748	19.1%
1137	Douglasville	33,675	72.9%
1157	Hinesville	33,140	9.9%
1205	Woodstock	31,564	180.8%
1212	Statesboro	31,379	36.9%
1251	LaGrange	30,472	15.4%
1269	Lawrenceville	29,873	29.8%
1288	Duluth	29,463	27.9%
1289	Chamblee	29,428	208.6%
1299	Stockbridge	29,114	163.8%
1343	Canton	27,936	228.8%
1396	Carrollton	26,815	34.0%
1523	McDonough	24,755	190.7%
1581	Decatur	23,832	30.5%
1582	Pooler	23,816	247.6%
1613	Sugar Hill	23,180	97.5%
1639	Griffin	22,770	-1.2%
1647	Acworth	22,698	60.7%
1719	Union City	21,370	78.2%
1749	Cartersville	20,978	30.1%
1836	Forest Park	19,823	-7.5%
1841	Snellville	19,738	14.6%
1861	Suwanee	19,549	94.9%
1938	Milledgeville	18,575	-1.4%
1942	Thomasville	18,515	1.6%
1982	St. Marys	18,019	20.9%
2002	Fayetteville	17,802	56.2%
2061	Kingsland	17,077	57.1%
2079	Norcross	16,845	99.7%
2092	Tifton	16,733	6.3%
2097	Perry	16,684	62.8%
2123	Riverdale	16,439	30.6%
2126	Calhoun	16,414	52.0%
2144	Brunswick	16,287	4.9%
2149	Winder	16,244	54.7%
2172	Conyers	16,015	38.1%
2191	Dublin	15,811	-2.1%
2223	Fairburn	15,520	148.7%
2236	Americus	15,400	-9.9%
2241	Villa Rica	15,345	240.5%
2270	Powder Springs	15,052	16.6%
2276	College Park	14,959	-26.2%
2289	Buford	14,868	32.5%
2357	Moultrie	14,160	-2.3%
2362	Grovetown	14,109	128.5%
2368	Covington	14,044	17.0%
2398	Waycross	13,876	-9.7%
2460	Monroe	13,484	17.1%
2487	Dallas	13,237	142.3%
2547	Clarkston	12,848	70.6%
2576	Lilburn	12,700	10.5%
2583	Richmond Hill	12,632	81.8%
2667	Bainbridge	12,111	1.5%
2675	Loganville	12,062	98.4%
2698	Holly Springs	11,935	231.4%
2786	Douglas	11,430	5.3%
2841	Jefferson	11,136	184.3%
2871	Braselton	10,947	538.3%
2901	Cordele	10,726	-7.6%
2945	Doraville	10,540	6.2%
2954	Vidalia	10,485	-0.7%
2992	Cusseta-Chattahoochee County	10,343	-31.0%
3075	Cedartown	9,939	2.4%
3081	Rincon	9,902	119.5%
3104	Fort Oglethorpe	9,831	37.9%

Demographics

• Demographics For Suwanee, Georgia
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Population History

Year	Population	Rank in US
2017	19,549	1,861
2016	19,421	1,850
2015	18,694	1,904
2014	18,164	1,938
2013	17,688	1,972
2012	16,253	2,077
2011	15,813	2,122
2010	15,355	2,148
2009	16,712	1,989
2008	16,257	2,019
2007	15,738	2,046
2006	14,788	2,136
2005	13,326	2,294
2004	11,779	2,491
2003	11,439	2,533
2002	11,327	2,538
2001	11,224	2,545
2000	10,027	2,746
1990	2,492	6,124