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7/18/2002 TEA-21 Users Guide - AL to DE Chart

Estimated Suballocation to Urbanized Areas with Population Greater than 200,000 under TEA-21 as Amended by the TEA 21 Restoration Act

STATE	URBANIZED AREA	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	Aggregate	Average
Alabama
	BIRMINGHAM	8,897,778	9,730,814	9,829,488	10,064,444	10,255,660	10,490,010	59,268,194	9,878,032
	COLUMBUS (GA)	461,828	505,066	510,188	522,383	532,308	544,471	3,076,244	512,707
	MOBILE	4,304,067	4,707,027	4,754,758	4,868,411	4,960,907	5,074,268	28,669,438	4,778,240
	MONTGOMERY	3,003,816	3,285,042	3,318,353	3,397,672	3,462,225	3,541,340	20,008,448	3,334,741
	Total	16,667,489	18,227,949	18,412,787	18,852,910	19,211,100	19,650,089	111,022,324	18,503,721
Alaska
	ANCHORAGE	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	Total	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Arizona
	PHOENIX	24,750,801	28,853,334	29,247,976	29,924,625	30,511,961	31,180,299	174,468,996	29,078,166
	TUCSON	7,145,973	8,330,444	8,444,383	8,639,744	8,809,317	9,002,277	50,372,138	8,395,356
	Total	31,896,774	37,183,778	37,692,359	38,564,369	39,321,278	40,182,576	224,841,134	37,473,522
Arkansas
	LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK	5,055,428	5,867,386	5,920,980	6,057,411	6,167,100	6,301,992	35,370,297	5,895,050
	MEMPHIS (TN-MS)	572,838	664,842	670,915	686,374	698,803	714,088	4,007,860	667,977
	Total	5,628,266	6,532,228	6,591,895	6,743,785	6,865,903	7,016,080	39,378,157	6,563,026
California
	BAKERSFIELD	2,532,557	2,936,433	2,964,371	3,028,769	3,081,463	3,145,432	17,689,025	2,948,171
	FRESNO	3,794,488	4,399,609	4,441,468	4,537,953	4,616,904	4,712,749	26,503,171	4,417,195
	LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH	95,433,355	110,652,473	111,705,249	114,131,907	116,117,555	118,528,100	666,568,639	111,094,773
	MODESTO	1,930,009	2,237,795	2,259,086	2,308,162	2,348,319	2,397,069	13,480,440	2,246,740
	OXNARD-VENTURA-THOUSAND OAKS	4,021,242	4,662,525	4,706,886	4,809,137	4,892,805	4,994,378	28,086,973	4,681,162
	SACRAMENTO	9,181,037	10,645,172	10,746,452	10,979,906	11,170,932	11,402,836	64,126,335	10,687,723
	SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE	9,793,586	11,355,406	11,463,444	11,712,473	11,916,245	12,163,621	68,404,775	11,400,796
	SAN DIEGO	19,654,334	22,788,685	23,005,503	23,505,269	23,914,210	24,410,657	137,278,658	22,879,776
	SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND	30,376,088	35,220,277	35,555,372	36,327,769	36,959,793	37,727,061	212,166,360	35,361,060
	SAN JOSE	12,009,938	13,925,209	14,057,697	14,363,083	14,612,969	14,916,327	83,885,223	13,980,871
	STOCKTON	2,193,111	2,542,855	2,567,048	2,622,814	2,668,446	2,723,841	15,318,115	2,553,019
	Total	190,919,745	221,366,439	223,472,576	228,327,242	232,299,641	237,122,071	###########	222,251,286
Colorado
	COLORADO SPRINGS	3,815,715	4,423,100	4,474,819	4,568,881	4,649,858	4,742,654	26,675,027	4,445,838
	DENVER	16,408,917	19,020,886	19,243,299	19,647,799	19,996,029	20,395,082	114,712,012	19,118,669
	Total	20,224,632	23,443,986	23,718,118	24,216,680	24,645,887	25,137,736	141,387,039	23,564,507
Connecticut
	BRIDGEPORT	3,831,714	4,495,571	4,546,559	4,663,709	4,759,000	4,876,727	27,173,280	4,528,880
	HARTFORD	5,056,926	5,933,055	6,000,346	6,154,956	6,280,716	6,436,088	35,862,087	5,977,015
	MERIDEN-NEW HAVEN	4,180,043	4,904,249	4,959,872	5,087,672	5,191,625	5,320,056	29,643,517	4,940,586
	SPRINGFIELD-CHICOPEE-HOLYOKE (MA)	629,989	739,136	747,519	766,781	782,448	801,804	4,467,677	744,613
	WORCESTER (CONNECTICUT)	5,138	6,029	6,097	6,254	6,382	6,540	36,440	6,073
	Total	13,703,810	16,078,040	16,260,393	16,679,372	17,020,171	17,441,215	97,183,001	16,197,167
Delaware
	WILMINGTON (NJ-MD)	8,160,280	9,511,608	9,648,168	9,864,454	10,056,898	10,270,801	57,512,209	9,585,368
	Total	8,160,280	9,511,608	9,648,168	9,864,454	10,056,898	10,270,801	57,512,209	9,585,368

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