The fastest growing county in the US by far over this time period is McKenzie County, ND, which is the only county in the US whose population more than doubled from 2010 to 2018. The fastest shrinking county is Alexander County, IL, the only county in the US whose population declined by over 20%.
Yea, I live in one of the dark blue areas. It feels like we have that many more people here - and very little change to the infrastructure to support them.
Could you adjust it with gray being +/- 1% difference and then keep the rest the same. The wide range of 0-10% is hiding a little bit. Gray doesn’t seem to show up anywhere. This would provide a little more info graphicly
![image showing [OC] Percent population change in the US from 2010 to 2018 by county](0f11dfa0-4a6d-5785-abc7-c9c75ff1084f.jpg)
jinkinson on December 24th, 2019 at 18:07 UTC »
The fastest growing county in the US by far over this time period is McKenzie County, ND, which is the only county in the US whose population more than doubled from 2010 to 2018. The fastest shrinking county is Alexander County, IL, the only county in the US whose population declined by over 20%.
Rex_Lee on December 24th, 2019 at 18:26 UTC »
Yea, I live in one of the dark blue areas. It feels like we have that many more people here - and very little change to the infrastructure to support them.
tacotown123 on December 24th, 2019 at 18:32 UTC »
Could you adjust it with gray being +/- 1% difference and then keep the rest the same. The wide range of 0-10% is hiding a little bit. Gray doesn’t seem to show up anywhere. This would provide a little more info graphicly