Largest Cities
These are the largest cities in the Southeastern region of the United States by population, according to the United States Census Bureau:
Rank | City | State | Population |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jacksonvillea | Florida | 7005813518000000000813,518 |
2 | Charlotte | North Carolina | 7005731424000000000731,424 |
3 | Memphis | Tennessee | 7005676640000000000676,640 |
4 | Baltimore | Maryland | 7005620961000000000620,961 |
5 | Washington | District of Columbia | 7005617996000000000617,996 |
6 | Nashvillea | Tennessee | 7005605473000000000605,473 |
7 | Louisvillea | Kentucky | 7005566503000000000566,503 |
8 | Virginia Beach | Virginia | 7005437994000000000437,994 |
9 | Miami | Florida | 7005433136000000000433,136 |
10 | Atlanta | Georgia | 7005420003000000000420,003 |
11 | Raleigh | North Carolina | 7005405791000000000405,791 |
12 | Tampa | Florida | 7005343890000000000343,890 |
13 | Lexington | Kentucky | 7005295803000000000295,803 |
14 | Greensboro | North Carolina | 7005269666000000000269,666 |
15 | Saint Petersburg | Florida | 7005244769000000000244,769 |
- ^ a: Jacksonville, Louisville and Nashville are consolidated city-counties; the population given is for the entire city excluding other incorporated places lying within the county limits.
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