Contributed by John Egan, SpareFoot.com
If you’re looking for areas where the U.S. population is rising the most, just look in the South or West. Communities in those two regions dominate recent population growth trends, with a few exceptions.
“Over the next 15 years, America is in for tremendous demographic change,” Emily Badger of the Washington Post recently wrote.
Parts of the country, particularly the Rust Belt and the Great Plains, will lose population during that period, wrote Badger, citing data from the Urban Institute. Meanwhile, she reported, the size of many cities in the South and West—like Charlotte, N.C., and Las Vegas, Nev.—will swell.
The infographic below paints a statistical picture of where the U.S. population is swelling the most.
John Egan is editor of The SpareFoot Blog. He first moved to Austin in 1999, when downtown Austin wasn't nearly as lively as it is today. John's loves include pizza, University of Kansas basketball and puns.
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