the most populous U.S. metro areas. Its modest growth could see it slip to #10 by 2100.
Orlando's population surged by 23% in the last decade. If this trend persists, it could multiply sevenfold by 2100.
Washington, D.C., holds the #6 spot, but could drop two places by 2100 due to its modest growth.
LA's slow growth rate may lead to a fall to #7 by 2100, from its current #2 position.
Atlanta, currently #8, may climb to #6 by 2100 with its strong growth, tripling its population.
Atlanta, currently #8, may climb to #6 by 2100 with its strong growth, tripling its population.
New York City's sluggish growth may see it fall to #5 by 2100, adding fewer than 2 million residents.
Phoenix, with a growth of over 20% in a decade, could become the 4th largest metro area by 2100.
Austin's rapid growth could see it rise from #28 to #3 by 2100, despite recent slowdowns.