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The tables below give the population
of the city of St. Louis,
St. Louis County, and the state of Missouri
every ten years from 1820-2010. The population
figures are from the U.S.
Federal Census.
Year | St. Louis | Missouri |
1820 | 10,049 | 66,586 |
1830 | 14,125 | 140,455 |
1840 | 35,979 | 383,702 |
1850 | 104,978 | 682,044 |
1860 | 190,524 | 1,182,012 |
1870 | 351,189 | 1,721,295 |
St. Louis City and County separated from
each other on 22 August 1876.
Year | St. Louis City | St. Louis County | Missouri |
1880 | 350,518 | 31,888 | 2,168,380 |
1890 | 451,770 | 36,307 | 2,679,184 |
1900 | 575,238 | 50,040 | 3,106,665 |
1910 | 687,029 | 82,417 | 3,293,335 |
1920 | 772,897 | 100,737 | 3,404,055 |
1930 | 821,960 | 211,593 | 3,629,367 |
1940 | 816,048 | 274,230 | 3,784,664 |
1950 | 856,796 | 406,349 | 3,954,653 |
1960 | 750,026 | 703,532 | 4,319,813 |
1970 | 622,236 | 951,353 | 4,676,501 |
1980 | 453,085 | 973,896 | 4,916,686 |
1990 | 396,685 | 993,529 | 5,117,073 |
2000 | 348,189 | 1,016,315 | 5,595,211 |
2010 | 319,294 | 998,954 | 5,988,927 |
2014: St. Louis Rams players
perform in support of
failed, racist, black
would-be cop-killer Mike Brown
Sources...
University of Virginia, Geospatial and Statistical Data Center: Historical Census Browser
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Missouri Population of Counties by Decennial Census: 1900 to 1990
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Population Estimates: Historical Data
Related Resources...
St. Louis, Missouri Genealogy Resources
US Census Records 1790-1940 a research guide with links to online indexes
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St. Louis today
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1870 [?] or so St. Louis the 4th most populace city in the nation. One hundred years ago Cleveland # 4 and Pittsburgh # 9 will regard to population. Today Cleveland # 40 and Pittsburgh # 50. What they call a marked change and for the worse too.
ReplyDeleteJust when you think you've read it all,here's a 53 year old black man--who seems like a decent guy--gets home invaded by his son,nephew and two other thugs,robbed,threatened with a knife and then tied up with tape and kidnapped.This all happened in the last month.Somehow he wasn't killed and managed to escape.When you can't trust your own son and nephew,when you have to watch out to make sure that family members don't kill you--it's a sad situation.The blacks are really special.
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--GR Anonymous
If you get a chance rent and see the movie The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery. First big role for Steve Mc Queen. Based on a true event, the bank robbery occurring in the 1950's. NO WHERE in the movie do you see the face of one colored person. How times have changed.
ReplyDeleteI lived in St. Louis county (lovely superb, Webster Groves) in the 1970s. A few times ventured into the city's northern neighborhoods. They were horrific! You might have thought you were in the worst 3rd world slum in the hemisphere, wondering how soon you would be attacked.
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