Population

Honolulu, Hilo and Kailua.
Honolulu, Hilo and Lanai City.

Not clear how Lana'i City fits in this answer. First, there are no separately incorporated cities in the entire state, since the political structure is based on counties (Honolulu, Hawaii, Maui (except Kalaupapa), and Kaua'i). Other than the "City and County of Honolulu" no actual cities by standard definitions should be stated.

If determined by population, then I do not see how Lana'i City (~3000) compares to other Maui towns of Kahului (~20,000), Wailuku (~12,000) or Lahaina (~9000). Lana'i City does not even fit in the list of the top 50 population centers in Hawaii.

If determined by name, then "Pearl City", "Makakilo City", or possibly "City of Refuge" could also be included, but that does not seem to make sense either.

This question and answer needs much improvement.

There are two ways to look at this.

The first is the population of Indianapolis proper, meaning population WITHIN Indianapolis's city limits. As of the 2014 Federal census, there were 848,788 residents within the City.

The second way to look at this, is the metropolitan area of Indianapolis. This is an area that includes not only the corporate city limits of Indianapolis, but many outlying areas (bedroom areas/suburbs/outskirts) that are an integral part of Indianapolis's street/highway systems, business sectors, and users of the City's resources, assets, and opportunities. When you add those people into the City's population, the population number balloons to 1,988,817.

These statistics are from the 2014 U.S. Census, so the numbers may have changed since then. But until the next census is taken (another eight years or so), population numbers won't be updated with hard facts.

The three countries with the highest Muslim populations are, in order:

1. Indonesia

2. Pakistan

3. India (though it's a non-Islamic country)

An estimated 334,563 people.

That depends entirely on which Monroe County you are requesting information about. There are seventeen Monroe Counties in various states across the US. According to census.gov, the 2007 estimated total population of each of these Monroe Counties and which state they are located in are listed alphabetically as follows:

# Monroe County, Alabama: 22,764 # Monroe County, Arkansas: 8,712 # Monroe County, Florida: 73,223 # Monroe County, Georgia: 25,145 # Monroe County, Illinois: 32,372 # Monroe County, Indiana: 128,643 # Monroe County, Iowa: 7,586 # Monroe County, Kentucky: 11,663# Monroe County, Michigan: 153,608 # Monroe County, Mississippi: 37,078 # Monroe County, Missouri: 9,205# Monroe County, New York: 729,681 # Monroe County, Ohio: 14,258 # Monroe County, Pennsylvania: 164,722 # Monroe County, Tennessee: 44,848 # Monroe County, West Virginia: 13,537 # Monroe County, Wisconsin: 43,112

2009 City of Jackson

Population by year [2] Year Population %± U.S. Rank 1860 3,191 +69.6% - 1870 4,234 +32.7% - 1880 5,204 +22.9% - 1890 5,920 +13.8% - 1900 7,816 +32.0% - 1910 21,262 +172.0% - 1920 22,817 +7.3% - 1930 48,282 +111.6% - 1940 62,107 +28.6% - 1950 98,271 +58.2% - 1960 144,422 +47.0% 85th 1970 153,968 +6.6% 91st 1980 202,895 +31.8% 71st 1990 196,637 -3.1% 78th 2000 184,286 -6.3% 108th 2006 est. 176,614 -4.2% 126th est. 206, 594

In the United States, suicide is the 6th leading cause of death. About 1 million people commit suicide each year in the world. It is a known fact that suicide is triggered by hopelessness and despair.

People with mental disorders such as bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, unipolar, alcoholism, and substance abuse, are often in a state of distress and despair as a result of their illnesses.

According to the Washington State Coalition for Mental Health Reporting, at the University of Washington School of Social Work. Of those who die of suicide, more than 90% has a diagnosable mental disorder.