Tyler, TX

Tyler, TX

1960‑1983:		Tyler, TX SMSA
1983‑2003:		Tyler, TX MSA
2003‑2006:		Tyler, TX Metro Area

Components

Population


Component		1950		1960		1970		1980		1990		2000		2005


Smith County, TX		74,701		86,350		97,096		128,366		151,309		174,706		190,501



Total		-		86,350		97,096		128,366		151,309		174,706		190,501
Percent Change		-		-		12.4%		32.2%		17.9%		15.5%		9.0%



Total (as currently defined)		74,701		86,350		97,096		128,366		151,309		174,706		190,501
Percent Change		-		15.6%		12.4%		32.2%		17.9%		15.5%		9.0%

Timeline

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Component

Smith County, TX

In this area

In another area

Principal/Central Cities

Population


City		1950			1960			1970			1980			1990			2000			2005


Tyler, TX		38,968			51,230	*		57,770	*		70,508	*		75,450	*		83,650	*		91,936	*



Total		0			51,230			57,770			70,508			75,450			83,650			91,936
Metro		0			86,350			97,096			128,366			151,309			174,706			190,501
Percent					59.3%			59.5%			54.9%			49.9%			47.9%			48.3%

Timeline

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City

Tyler, TX

Urban/Rural Population



1960							Population in Metro Area		Percent of Total Metro Area Population

		Urban Population					51,739		59.9%
			UA Population				51,739		59.9%
		Rural Population					34,611		40.1%

		Inside Central Cities					51,230		59.3%
		Outside Central Cities					35,120		40.7%

		Total Metro Area Population					86,350		100.0%


		Urbanized Area			Total UA Population		UA Population in Metro Area		Percent of UA in Metro Area

		Tyler, TX			51,739		51,739		100.0%

		Total					51,739


		population figures are from the 1960 census, metro areas as defined Oct 1963




1970							Population in Metro Area		Percent of Total Metro Area Population

		Urban Population					59,781		61.6%
			UA Population				59,781		61.6%
		Rural Population					37,315		38.4%

		Inside Central Cities					57,770		59.5%
		Outside Central Cities					39,326		40.5%

		Total Metro Area Population					97,096		100.0%


		Urbanized Area			Total UA Population		UA Population in Metro Area		Percent of UA in Metro Area

		Tyler, TX			59,781		59,781		100.0%

		Total					59,781


		population figures are from the 1970 census, metro areas as defined Apr 1973




1980							Population in Metro Area		Percent of Total Metro Area Population

		Urban Population					72,927		56.8%
			UA Population				72,927		56.8%
		Rural Population					55,439		43.2%

		Inside Central Cities					70,508		54.9%
		Outside Central Cities					57,858		45.1%

		Total Metro Area Population					128,366		100.0%


		Urbanized Area			Total UA Population		UA Population in Metro Area		Percent of UA in Metro Area

		Tyler, TX			72,927		72,927		100.0%

		Total					72,927


		population figures are from the 1980 census, metro areas as defined Jun 1983




1990							Population in Metro Area		Percent of Total Metro Area Population

		Urban Population					83,735		55.3%
			UA Population				79,703		52.7%
		Rural Population					67,574		44.7%

		Inside Central Cities					75,450		49.9%
		Outside Central Cities					75,859		50.1%

		Total Metro Area Population					151,309		100.0%


		Urbanized Area			Total UA Population		UA Population in Metro Area		Percent of UA in Metro Area

		Tyler, TX			79,703		79,703		100.0%

		Total					79,703


		population figures are from the 1990 census, metro areas as defined Jun 1993




2000							Population in Metro Area		Percent of Total Metro Area Population

		Urban Population					107,224		61.4%
			UA Population				101,494		58.1%
		Rural Population					67,482		38.6%

		Inside Principal Cities					83,650		47.9%
		Outside Principal Cities					91,056		52.1%

		Total Metro Area Population					174,706		100.0%


		Urbanized Area			Total UA Population		UA Population in Metro Area		Percent of UA in Metro Area

		Tyler, TX			101,494		101,494		100.0%

		Total					101,494


		population figures are from the 2000 census, metro areas as defined Jun 2003

Component Change History




Aug 1960



-		New SMSA: Tyler, TX SMSA
-		Smith County, TX included as original SMSA component
-		Tyler, TX designated as original central city of new SMSA