Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Resident Population in Federal Reserve District 9: Minneapolis

Title Resident Population in Federal Reserve District 9: Minneapolis
Series ID D9POP
Source U.S. Census Bureau
Release Annual Estimates of the Population for Counties (Not a Press Release)
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Annual
Units Thousands of Persons
Date Range 1970-01-01 to 2023-01-01
Last Updated 2024-03-14 1:55 PM CDT
Notes Data for "Resident Population" are estimates as of July 1. Data for 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000 are annual census.

Population estimates are updated annually using current data on births, deaths, and migration to calculate population change since the most recent decennial census. The annual time series of estimates begins with the most recent decennial census data and extends to the vintage year. Each vintage of estimates includes all years since the most recent decennial census.
DATE VALUE
1970-01-01 6704.088
1971-01-01 6802.100
1972-01-01 6849.800
1973-01-01 6888.100
1974-01-01 6921.800
1975-01-01 6986.400
1976-01-01 7045.600
1977-01-01 7104.100
1978-01-01 7145.900
1979-01-01 7192.900
1980-01-01 7233.469
1981-01-01 7300.182
1982-01-01 7339.595
1983-01-01 7364.245
1984-01-01 7396.633
1985-01-01 7419.730
1986-01-01 7416.950
1987-01-01 7432.540
1988-01-01 7489.582
1989-01-01 7525.501
1990-01-01 7575.522
1991-01-01 7650.534
1992-01-01 7744.516
1993-01-01 7847.776
1994-01-01 7939.051
1995-01-01 8018.785
1996-01-01 8094.807
1997-01-01 8157.644
1998-01-01 8216.521
1999-01-01 8289.054
2000-01-01 8365.911
2001-01-01 8418.669
2002-01-01 8462.898
2003-01-01 8509.820
2004-01-01 8565.592
2005-01-01 8610.035
2006-01-01 8675.279
2007-01-01 8742.836
2008-01-01 8804.763
2009-01-01 8856.896
2010-01-01 8954.577
2011-01-01 9015.446
2012-01-01 9079.588
2013-01-01 9156.978
2014-01-01 9224.662
2015-01-01 9284.311
2016-01-01 9344.801
2017-01-01 9413.475
2018-01-01 9472.449
2019-01-01 9524.669
2020-01-01 9657.192
2021-01-01 9689.177
2022-01-01 9724.822
2023-01-01 9777.696

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