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v t e Largest metropolitan areas in the United States 2023 MSA population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau^[1]
	Rank	Name	Region	Pop.	Rank	Name	Region	Pop.
New York Los Angeles	1	New York	Northeast	19,498,249	11	Boston	Northeast	4,919,179	Chicago Dallas–Fort Worth
	2	Los Angeles	West	12,799,100	12	Riverside–San Bernardino	West	4,688,053
	3	Chicago	Midwest	9,262,825	13	San Francisco	West	4,566,961
	4	Dallas–Fort Worth	South	8,100,037	14	Detroit	Midwest	4,342,304
	5	Houston	South	7,510,253	15	Seattle	West	4,044,837
	6	Atlanta	South	6,307,261	16	Minneapolis–Saint Paul	Midwest	3,712,020
	7	Washington, D.C.	South	6,304,975	17	Tampa–St. Petersburg	South	3,342,963
	8	Philadelphia	Northeast	6,246,160	18	San Diego	West	3,269,973
	9	Miami	South	6,183,199	19	Denver	West	3,005,131
	10	Phoenix	West	5,070,110	20	Baltimore	South	2,834,316

v t e Largest cities or towns in United States US Census Bureau
	Rank		State	Pop.	Rank		State	Pop.
New York City Los Angeles	1	New York City	New York (state)	20,320,876	11	Phoenix	Arizona	4,737,270	Chicago Dallas–Fort Worth
	2	Los Angeles	California	13,353,907	12	San Francisco	California	4,727,357
	3	Chicago	Illinois	9,533,040	13	Riverside–San Bernardino	California	4,580,670
	4	Dallas–Fort Worth	Texas	7,399,662	14	Detroit	Michigan	4,313,002
	5	Houston	Texas	6,892,427	15	Seattle	Washington	3,867,046
	6	Washington	District of Columbia	6,216,589	16	Minneapolis–Saint Paul	Minnesota	3,600,618
	7	Miami	Florida	6,158,824	17	San Diego	California	3,337,685
	8	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	6,096,120	18	Tampa Bay	Florida	3,091,399
	9	Atlanta	Georgia (U.S. state)	5,884,736	19	Denver	Colorado	2,888,227
	10	Boston	Massachusetts	4,836,531	20	Baltimore	Maryland	2,808,175

v t e Largest cities or towns in United States US Census Bureau
Rank		State	Pop.	Rank		State	Pop.
1	New York City	New York (state)	20,320,876	11	Phoenix	Arizona	4,737,270
2	Los Angeles	California	13,353,907	12	San Francisco	California	4,727,357
3	Chicago	Illinois	9,533,040	13	Riverside–San Bernardino	California	4,580,670
4	Dallas–Fort Worth	Texas	7,399,662	14	Detroit	Michigan	4,313,002
5	Houston	Texas	6,892,427	15	Seattle	Washington	3,867,046
6	Washington	District of Columbia	6,216,589	16	Minneapolis–Saint Paul	Minnesota	3,600,618
7	Miami	Florida	6,158,824	17	San Diego	California	3,337,685
8	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	6,096,120	18	Tampa Bay	Florida	3,091,399
9	Atlanta	Georgia (U.S. state)	5,884,736	19	Denver	Colorado	2,888,227
10	Boston	Massachusetts	4,836,531	20	Baltimore	Maryland	2,808,175