Historic Populations
- 1852 - 34,776
- 1860 - 56,802
- 1870 - 149,473
- 1880 - 233,959
- 1890 - 298,997
- 1900 - 342,782
- 1910 - 416,912
- 1920 - 506,676
- 1930 - 634,394
- 1940 - 634,536
- 1950 - 775,357
- 1960 - 740,316
- 1970 - 715,674
- 1980 - 678,974
- 1990 - 723,959
- 2000 - 776,733
- 2010 - 805,235
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