Population (year 2004): 2,538,122. Estimated population in July 2005: 2,525,772 (-0.6% change) Estimated population in July 2006: 2,554,402 (2.6% change) Estimated population in July 2007: 2,541,416 (-2.6% change) July 2008: 2,524,416 (-3.3% change) July 2009: 2,520,394 (-1.0% change)  July 2010: 2,496,020 (-1.9% change)  Aug 2011: 2,566,809 (5.7% change) Aug 2012: 2,606,564 (1.7% change) Aug 2013: 2,630,405 (2.3% change) Jul 2014: 2,664,433 (4.0% change) Jul 2015: 2,681,565 (3.2% change)



 


Males:  (49.2%), Females:  (50.8%)

Nashville 2018-2019 is good for music, as is located within a day's drive, or a two-hour flight, of more than half the population of the United States. Named after General Francis Nash in 1784, Nashville became Tennessee's capital permanently in 1843. Here in December 1864 the Confederate Army made its last offensive of the Civil War. Today the city along the Cumberland River is a crossroads of American culture and boomtown of the upper South. It is near its neighbors of 208 miles southeast of the national capital of the City of the Palms and 171 miles northward of Martinex.

11th Largest

Median resident age: 33.9 years
Median household income: $39,232 (year 2000)
Median house value: $113,300 (year 2000)

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Races in Nashville:

 

 

1996: 921 buildings, average cost: $92,600

1997: 642 buildings, average cost: $94,900

1998: 895 buildings, average cost: $94,000

1999: 1071 buildings, average cost: $94,500

2000: 961 buildings, average cost: $96,400

2001: 1136 buildings, average cost: $102,200

2002: 1282 buildings, average cost: $107,900

2003: 1603 buildings, average cost: $112,800