3/22/11
- Livingston County’s population increased over the past decade. That’s
according to 2010 data released Tuesday by the US Census Bureau for Michigan’s
83 counties. Senior Partnership Specialist for the Michigan Census Norma Ricci
tells WHMI that Livingston County’s population now stands at 180,967
when compared to 156,951 in 2000 and it really made a big jump. The county
gained 24,016 residents, marking a 15.3% increase. Livingston County had the
second largest percentage change in the state of Michigan, making it the 11th
largest county. It was the 15th largest in 2000. Ottawa County on the shore
of Lake Michigan is showing the largest population increase among Michigan's
top 10 counties. Wayne remains the largest county, followed by Oakland, Macomb,
Kent and Genesee. A detailed breakdown of information may be found by clicking
the link below. (JM)
3/22/11
- Livingston County’s population increased over the past decade. That’s
according to 2010 data released Tuesday by the US Census Bureau for Michigan’s
83 counties. Senior Partnership Specialist for the Michigan Census Norma Ricci
tells WHMI that Livingston County’s population now stands at 180,967
when compared to 156,951 in 2000 and it really made a big jump. The county
gained 24,016 residents, marking a 15.3% increase. Livingston County had the
second largest percentage change in the state of Michigan, making it the 11th
largest county. It was the 15th largest in 2000. Ottawa County on the shore
of Lake Michigan is showing the largest population increase among Michigan's
top 10 counties. Wayne remains the largest county, followed by Oakland, Macomb,
Kent and Genesee. A detailed breakdown of information may be found by clicking
the link below. (JM)