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Your near certainty is not justified by numbers which are publicly available and could have been consulted. The population of Pittsburgh proper is half what it
by samatman 5y ago
Your near certainty is not justified by numbers which are publicly available and could have been consulted.
The population of Pittsburgh proper is half what it was in 1950. Here's a convenient tabulation:
http://population.city/united-states/pittsburgh/ http://population.city/united-states/pittsburgh/
You're equally wrong about the suburbs, which have grown as the city center shrank.
- Maursault 5y ago> You're equally wrong about the suburbs, which have grown as the city center shrank. Nonsense. My mistake, but my math is at least good enough to know I was not equally wrong. That would be far too unlikely, but if so, some kind of bizarre coincidence.