Top 100 Biggest Cities In Minnesota (1990 Census)

Rank City 1990 Pop Growth Rate (Ann)
1 Minneapolis 368,284 -0.1%
2 St. Paul 272,235 0.1%
3 Bloomington 86,292 –
4 Duluth 85,446 –
5 Rochester 71,590 –
6 Brooklyn Park 56,366 –
7 St. Cloud 55,859 –
8 Coon Rapids 52,970 –
9 Burnsville 51,249 –
10 Plymouth 50,892 –
11 Minnetonka 48,375 –
12 Eagan 47,416 –
13 Edina 45,947 –
14 St. Louis Park 43,932 –
15 Eden Prairie 39,309 –
16 Blaine 38,925 –
17 Maple Grove 38,796 –
18 Richfield 35,699 –
19 Apple Valley 34,608 –
20 Roseville 33,317 –
21 Moorhead 32,542 –
22 Mankato 31,957 –
23 Maplewood 30,558 –
24 Brooklyn Center 28,881 –
25 Fridley 28,336 –
26 Winona 26,567 –
27 Lakeville 24,814 –
28 Shoreview 24,640 –
29 White Bear Lake 24,547 –
30 Crystal 23,792 –
31 Cottage Grove 22,977 –
32 Inver Grove Heights 22,519 –
33 Austin 22,438 –
34 New Brighton 21,866 –
35 New Hope 21,854 –
36 Golden Valley 21,044 –
37 South St. Paul 20,235 –
38 Woodbury 20,075 –
39 Owatonna 19,766 –
40 West St. Paul 19,245 –
41 Columbia Heights 18,973 –
42 Oakdale 18,495 –
43 Albert Lea 18,386 –
44 Hibbing 18,043 –
45 Willmar 17,818 –
46 Faribault 17,446 –
47 Anoka 17,146 –
48 Champlin 16,845 –
49 Hopkins 16,521 –
50 Hastings 15,464 –
51 Red Wing 15,178 –
52 Andover 15,175 –
53 Northfield 14,870 –
54 Robbinsdale 14,401 –
55 Stillwater 13,930 –
56 New Ulm 13,530 –
57 Brainerd 12,785 –
58 Mounds View 12,723 –
59 Fergus Falls 12,678 –
60 Ramsey 12,432 –
61 North St. Paul 12,419 –
62 Marshall 12,086 –
63 Hutchinson 12,032 –
64 Shakopee 11,831 –
65 Chanhassen 11,747 –
66 Prior Lake 11,491 –
67 Chaska 11,394 –
68 Bemidji 11,301 –
69 Vadnais Heights 11,299 –
70 Fairmont 11,278 –
71 Cloquet 11,145 –
72 Elk River 11,112 –
73 North Mankato 10,699 –
74 Worthington 9,987 –
75 Savage 9,902 –
76 Mound 9,606 –
77 St. Peter 9,574 –
78 Mendota Heights 9,547 –
79 Virginia 9,437 –
80 Arden Hills 9,034 –
81 Ham Lake 8,979 –
82 Little Canada 8,952 –
83 East Grand Forks 8,821 –
84 Lino Lakes 8,779 –
85 Rosemount 8,591 –
86 International Falls 8,454 –
87 Waseca 8,404 –
88 St. Anthony 8,218 –
89 Alexandria 8,151 –
90 Thief River Falls 8,138 –
91 Crookston 8,124 –
92 Grand Rapids 8,092 –
93 East Bethel 8,056 –
94 Little Falls 7,953 –
95 Buffalo 7,655 –
96 Sauk Rapids 7,501 –
97 Orono 7,413 –
98 Detroit Lakes 7,353 –
99 Hermantown 6,783 –
100 Spring Lake Park 6,557 –

What was the largest city in Minnesota in 1990?

In 1990, the largest city in Minnesota was Minneapolis, with a population of 368,284. The second largest city is St. Paul, with a population of 272,235.

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