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New yorks largest county in population?
New York's largest county by population is Kings County. At the 2010 Census, the population of Kings County was 2,504,700. The second largest county is Queens County with a population of 2,230,722.
What is the largest county in square miles in oklahoma?
Osage County: 2,251 square miles.
Which county in Indiana has the largest population?
Marion County, which encompasses the city of Indianapolis, has the largest population in Indiana.
What state id Langston the capital of?
Langston is a town in Logan County, Oklahoma. Guthrie is the county seat in Logan County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of Oklahoma.
What county is the biggest in Minnesota?
SIZE: The largest Minnesota county by size is St. Louis County (6,226 square miles). POPULATION: The largest Minnesota county by population is Hennepin County (population of 1,116,200).
What is the largest county by population in Missouri?
St. Louis County is the largest county by population in Missouri, with over 1 million residents.
What is the largest Tennessee county in population?
Shelby is the largest county in Tennessee based on both population and on area. As of the 2010 census, Shelby County had a population of 927,644. Davidson County is the second largest county in Tennessee with a population of 569,891.
What is the largest county in Nevada and its population?
Nye County, population 38,180, is the second largest county in the United States!
The largest county in population in Tennessee is?
A county is an administrative division of a state. As of 2014, the largest county in population in Tennessee is Shelby County.
Is Pulaski county the largest county in Arkansas?
the population of the largest county in arkansas
What are Oklahoma's five largest cities in population?
Oklahoma City.Tulsa.Norman.Broken Bow.Lawton.
What is the population of the largest county in Vermont?
The population of Chittenden County, largest in Vermont by population, is estimated at 157, 491 in 2011.
