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To: TimF who wrote (758740)

12/20/2013 9:51:51 AM

From: Wharf Rat

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"a lot of people have been leaving CA."

I guess I was sick that day and missed them. Show me where.

Historical populationsCensusPop.%±

1850	92,597	—
1860	379,994	310.4%
1870	560,247	47.4%
1880	864,694	54.3%
1890	1,213,398	40.3%
1900	1,485,053	22.4%
1910	2,377,549	60.1%
1920	3,426,861	44.1%
1930	5,677,251	65.7%
1940	6,907,387	21.7%
1950	10,586,223	53.3%
1960	15,717,204	48.5%
1970	19,953,134	27.0%
1980	23,667,902	18.6%
1990	29,760,021	25.7%
2000	33,871,648	13.8%
2010	37,253,956	10.0%
Est. 2012	38,041,430	2.1%
Sources: 1790–1990, 2000, 2010 [64] [65] Chart does not include Indigenous population figures. Studies indicate that the Native American population in California in 1850 was close to 150,000 before declining to 15,000 by 1900.[54][66] en.wikipedia.org Based on the recent estimates and growth rate, the 2013 population in California is somehwere around 38,441,387. It is the 19th fastest growing state with a yearly growth rate of 1.09%. worldpopulationreview.com