Largest Cities in America 1950 - 2050

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From 1950 to 2050, the population landscape of America’s largest cities tells a powerful story of migration, economic change, and urban evolution. Traditional industrial cities in the Northeast and Midwest dominated early rankings, but over time, growth shifted toward the South and West.

New York City has remained the nation’s largest urban center, while cities such as Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, and Miami expanded rapidly due to job creation, immigration, and suburban growth. Meanwhile, some historic manufacturing cities experienced slower growth or decline as industries transformed. Looking ahead to 2050, projections suggest continued expansion of Sun Belt cities and major metropolitan hubs, reflecting long-term demographic and economic trends shaping the United States.

⛲ Sources:
▫️ U.S. Census Bureau
▫️ Population projections & historical datasets

💻 Editor:
▫️ Camtasia

🖼️ Thumbnails:
▫️ Photoshop

Cities featured in the video:

New York
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Rio de Janeiro
Detroit
Boston
Sao Paulo
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Cleveland
Santiago
Washington, D.C.
Montevideo
Baltimore
La Habana
Lima
Toronto
Dallas
Bogota
Miami
Caracas
Belo Horizonte
Guadalajara
Houston
Atlanta
Monterrey
Brasilia