In Population
- The Netherlands Antilles ranks #177 in world population
- The United States ranks #177 in world population density
- U.S. towns with a population of 177 in the 2000 census include:
- Admire, Kansas
- Ash Lake, Minnesota
- Boston, Indiana
- Daykin, Nebraska
- Deaver, Wyoming
- Des Moines, New Mexico
- East Shore, California
- Encino, Texas
- Ford, Minnesota
- Free Soil, Michigan
- Grand River, Iowa
- Havelock, Iowa
- Junction, Utah
- Letcher, South Dakota
- Malta, Idaho
- Maunie, Illinois
- Milks Grove, Illinois
- Nanwalek, Alaska
- Pomaria, South Carolina
- Portage, Minnesota
- Rendsville, Minnesota
- Reydon, Oklahoma
- Roopville, Georgia
- Smithfield, West Virginia
- Snowville, Utah
- Steuben, Wisconsin
- Stony Point, Oklahoma
- Stoutland, Missouri
- Tupelo, Arkansas
- Weinert, Texas
- Wendell, Minnesota
- Willington, South Carolina
- Winger, Minnesota
- Yellow Bank, Minnesota
- Zumbro Falls, Minnesota
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