Above and Below Average Population Growth 2010-2014 by County

[ElectionsGuy]

Northeast Zoom-in:



Green - above average growth (3.3% or higher)
Red - below average growth (3.2% or lower)

[Torie]

Fantastic map. And all that green around the oil patch in western North Dakota, which prior to that must have been red for decades. Thanks.

[Miles]

FWIW, I think this would be the same thing as the trend map I made of '10 to '14.

[ElectionsGuy]

Fantastic map. And all that green around the oil patch in western North Dakota, which prior to that must have been red for decades. Thanks.

Thank you. And yeah, the growth rates are crazy too, upwards of 20%.

FWIW, I think this would be the same thing as the trend map I made of '10 to '14.

Yes, yours has more effort and numbers put into it. Mine is merely for growth identification.

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

It's interesting to see all those slow growing red counties in Texas. Despite its fast growth rate as a state there is huge chunks in the rural Plains areas that are growing slowly.

[Miles]

^ Many counties in the high planes are outright losing population.

[ElectionsGuy]

^ Many counties in the high planes are outright losing population.

Going through all these, I can say that about half of all the red counties are losing population. I was shocked to see that.