What is the largest city in Minnesota?

Answer 1

Minnesota's five largest cities and their populations are:

Minneapolis: 385,542 (Twin Cities metro)

St. Paul: 281,262 (Twin Cities metro)

Rochester: 107,890 (Southeast MN)

Duluth: 84,419 (Northeast MN)

Bloomington: 82,960 (Twin Cities metro)

Between 2000 and 2010, 4 of the 5 largest cities lost people. The only one to gain people was Rochester, which gained around 23,000 people.

Answer 2

St. Paul, Minneapolis, Rochester, Duluth, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Apple Valley, Maple Grove, Baxter, Bemidji, Blaine, Brainerd, Brooklyn Park, Buffalo, Burnsville, Coon Rapids, Eagan, Edina, Maplewood, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Richfield, Roseville, St. Cloud, Elk River, Mankato

Most of the cities in Minnesota have grown. Here are the official 2000 census numbers. It will be interesting to see what the 2010 numbers are when they are released in 2011.

1 Minneapolis 382,578

2 St. Paul 285,068

3 Rochester 106,769 *

4 Duluth 86,265 *

5 Bloomington 82,893

6 Brooklyn Park 75,781

7 Plymouth 70,576

8 St. Cloud 65,842 *

9 Eagan 64,206

10 Woodbury 61,961

11 Maple Grove 61,567

12 Coon Rapids 61,476

13 Eden Prairie 60,797

14 Burnsville 60,306

15 Blaine 57,186

16 Lakeville 55,954

17 Minnetonka 49,834

18 Apple Valley 49,084

* indicates that the city is NOT in the Twin Cities metro.

Answer 3

Minneapolis is number one with a population of 382,618. St. Paul comes in second with a population of 287,151. Rochester's population is 106,769. Duluth has a population of 86,918, followed by Bloomington, which has 85,172. The rest of the top 11 most populated cities of the state are as follows: Brooklyn Park - 67,388, Plymouth - 65,894, Eagan - 63,557, Coon Rapids - 61,607, Burnsville - 60,220, and St. Cloud - 59,107.

Answer 4

Here are the 2 largest cities in Minnesota by population and area.

Minneapolis:

Area: 58.4 sq. miles

Population: 372,833 people

St. Paul:

Area: 56.s sq. miles

Population: 273,535 people

Answer 5

1. Minneapolis, MN - Population: 382,618 (US Census 2000)
2. Saint Paul, MN - Population: 287,151 (US Census 2000)
3. Duluth, MN - Population: 86,918 (US Census 2000)
4. Rochester, MN - Population: 85,806 (US Census 2000)
5. Bloomington, MN- Population: 85,172 (US Census 2000)
6. Brooklyn Park, MN - Population: 67,388 (US Census 2000)
7. Plymouth, MN - Population: 65,894 (US Census 2000)
8. Eagan, MN - Population: 63,557 (US Census 2000)
9. Coon Rapids, MN - Population: 61,607 (US Census 2000)
10. Burnsville, MN - Population: 60,220 (US Census 2000)

Answer 6

Minneapolis
Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota.

Answer 7

Minneapolis is the largest. Saint Paul is the second largest, and Rochester is the third largest.

Answer 8

St. Paul, Minnaepolis, Rochester, Apple Valley, and Duluth.

Answer 9

Minneapolis has the largest population above the other cities in Minnesota.