The U.S. Census Bureau released data last Thursday that reveal the new population of cities, towns and other communities across Michigan.
The state as a whole grew by 2% since 2010, now home to over 10 million people.
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Among Michigan's biggest cities, Novi (20%) and Dearborn (12%) saw some of the biggest increases. The Detroit-Warren-Dearborn area saw a 2.2% increase and remains Michigan's largest metro area.
As for counties, Wayne and Oakland are still the state's most populous ones.
However, West Michigan is the fastest growing region. Ottawa County's population grew the quickest, jumping by 12%.
The Upper Peninsula counties saw the highest rate of population loss. Luce County lost almost 20% of its population in a decade, the highest rate of any in the state.
Digital Tech Specialist Brad Gowland contributed to this report.
