How many people are in Chicago?

Answer 1

Chicago PopulationThe exact Chicago City population, per census April 1st 2000, was 2,896,016

In 2000, in the larger Chicago Metropolitan Area, i.e. the city plus its suburbs, there was a total of 9,157,450 residents.

A 2007 estimate puts the city's population at 2,859,700

3.0 million in the city itself and 9.5 million in the Chicagoland area, i.e. Chicago and it's suburbs.

The next Chicago census is scheduled for 2010.

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Answer 2

The population of Chicago, Illinois as of July 2007 (the latest data available as of 10/18/08) is 2,836,658. This number shows a population change of -2.3% since the year 2000. The information gathered shows that 628,903 of these residents are foreign born, with percentage breakdown of 12.2% Latin America, 5.0% Europe, 3.9% Asia this total percentage is 9.4% higher when compared to the rest of Illinois. There are also 3161 registered sex offenders in Chicago.

*This information was gathered from www.city-data.com

Answer 3

The city is about 2.85 million.

The population is constantly changing but According to the United States Census in July of 2011. the total population in Chicago, Illinois, is 2,707,120 people.

Answer 4

the population is around 2.8 million in the city itself

Answer 5

The 2010 census recorded 2,695,598 residents.

Answer 6

The city itself is between 2.8 and 2.9 million. The Chicago metro area is around 9 million people, plus or minus a half million depending on the source and definition of the region.

Answer 7

The 2000 US Census recorded 2,896,016 residents or about 200,000 more then were recorded in 2010 which is almost a 7% decliine in population.

Answer 8

The 2010 Census revealed that the population of Chicago had decreased to just under 3,000,000.

Answer 9

2.8 Million people reside in Chicago!