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Population and Demographics
| Caucasian |
77.4% |
| African-American |
17.7% |
| Hispanic |
1.5% |
| Other Races |
3.4% |
| Male |
48.1% |
| Female |
51.9% |
Souce: US Census Bureau
Source: US Census Bureau, Census 2000.
The St. Louis metro area is home to some of the fastest growing
suburbs in the nation. Below is a list of areas that have grown the
most since 1990.
ST. LOUIS METROS WITH POSITIVE GROWTH FROM 1990-2003
| City (County) |
Population Growth 1990-2003 |
| O'Fallon (St. Charles) |
240.6% |
| Godfrey* (Madison) |
204.8% |
| Hazelwood (St. Louis) |
68.7% |
| Edwardsville (Madison) |
61.9% |
| O'Fallon (St. Clair) |
49.4% |
| Glen Carbon* (Madison) |
44.0% |
| Ballwin (St. Louis) |
42.1% |
| Creve Coeur (St. Louis) |
35.9% |
| Washington (Franklin) |
27.1% |
| Chesterfield (St. Louis) |
23.9% |
| St. Peters (St. Charles) |
16.6% |
| Clayton (St. Louis) |
15.1% |
| Town and Country (St. Louis) |
14.3% |
| Collinsville (Madison/St. Clair) |
12.3% |
| St. Charles (St. Charles) |
12.3% |
| Arnold (Jefferson) |
6.6% |
| Fairview Heights (St. Clair) |
6.4% |
| Crestwood (St. Louis) |
5.3% |
| Webster Groves (St. Louis) |
0.8% |
| Maryland Heights (St. Louis) |
0.7% |
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