The US Census Bureau has adjusted its 2006 population estimate for Detroit, accepting corrected information supplied by the city.
The original estimate indicated that the city's population had fallen 8.5% in six years, from 951,270 in 2000 to 871,121 in 2006. The revised 2006 estimate of 918,849 means that the population has only fallen by 3.4% in that time. Because the city did not challenge census estimates prior to 2006, the 2005 estimate of 883,465 will stand, and official records will show that Detroit grew by 35,000 people (4%) in 2006.
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Are you really surprised that the mayor's office didn't contest it? They have been too busy with court battles because Kilpatrick is an idiot.
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