I live in a town that is currently 55 thousand, with projections of 200k in 20 years. I commute to a city that has 750k or so. (25 minutes from home to work on a good day.

What size town/city do you live in?

The population in my town is 28,500 (2000 figure).

Population roughly 45K here.

Sara

I live in a small town with a population of less that 1500, but only 25 minutes from a city of nearly 500,000. All the comfort of the country with the convenience of a city nearby.

anonyMouse
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I live in a town of 2000 people. I'm originally from the big city of Cleveland ,but that was in another life. About 5 years ago. I can't take the city for anymore than one day at a time.
I am so used to peace and quiet. We have no traffic jams. A traffic jam to me is 4 horse and buggy on the road at one time. Our closest neighbor is a 1/4 mile and we like it that way.

70,000

Our little village of Lamont currently has a population of 482.:angel:

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I just looked our town's info up online. In 2000, our town had a population of 2,622. The city to our immediate west (takes mere minutes to drive into the city limits of that town) has a population of roughly 85,000 that is rapidly growing.

The town we just moved from back in May (just a 15 minute drive north of us) has a population of roughly 14,000 that is growing rapidly.

I live in the boonies, the nearest town is Scottville and it has a whopping population of 120 (but I think they counted the horses, cause I can't come up with 120 people that live there), Palmyra is my official address though and it has 800 people.

Our Village population in the year 2000 was 380.:)

We live in a little town as well
Population (year 2000): 1,003,
Est. population in July 2002: 1,010 (+0.7% change)
Males: 469 , Females: 534

Our whole county has 23,500 people. It's population has almost doubled since the 1990 census. It's a big county,too.

Town of 329, down from 350 :laugh:

45,000 and we are the biggest city for 80 miles in every direction. South to OKC, East to Tulsa, North to Wichita, and West to somewhere in New Mexico, I am sure.

I live sort of away from everything, but thanks to urban sprawl, I'm less than 5 minutes from 'civilization.' The population of our 'metro-area' as the city leaders like to call it, is roughly 1,000,000

According to the 2000 census, there are 103,455 people in this town.

1950 here, most of whom I know by first names........

Our small rural town is just under 450, with 80 of those being seniors 80 or over in age.

We moved from a city of 700,000 but don't miss it one bit.

We have less than 500, I am not sure what our last count was but we are very rural and very small. I love it here!