Population
|
City
|
620,376
|
Detroit
|
196,908
|
Grand Rapids
|
137,107
|
Warren
|
132,567
|
Sterling Heights
|
119,875
|
Ann Arbor
|
112,537
|
Lansing
|
107,710
|
Dearborn
|
93,779
|
Livonia
|
87,201
|
Troy
|
84,037
|
Westland
|
|
Population
|
City
|
82,737
|
Farmington Hills
|
79,854
|
Flint
|
76,726
|
Wyoming
|
75,936
|
Rochester Hills
|
75,431
|
Southfield
|
72,873
|
Kalamazoo
|
66,372
|
Novi
|
62,258
|
Taylor
|
61,980
|
Dearborn Heights
|
61,854
|
Pontiac
|
|
Population
|
Other Cities
|
52,123
|
Battle Creek
|
43,477
|
Saginaw
|
42,512
|
Midland
|
38,220
|
Muskegon
|
34,006
|
Holland
|
32,268
|
Bay City
|
31,031
|
Jackson
|
29,108
|
Port Huron
|
15,702
|
Traverse City
|
13,333
|
Sault Ste. Marie
|
|
Marquette (over 20K) and the greater Houghton-Hancock area (together at almost 40K) are bigger than some of "the mitt" cities listed. And yes, it's great that Sault Ste Marie is listed, but often that's the last stop as far as most trolls get up to (for the uninitiated, trolls is the affectionate term for lower peninsula inhabitants). Gooooo Yoopers!
Skin (2016) was about Flint, I believe