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Why it Matters: It can be argued there is a correlation between population loss and fiscal problems. Population loss can result in a general weakening of a locality's economy and could be caused by a loss of a major employer, demographic shift or other factors. Local governments are often unable to reduce expenditures to match a growth decline or loss of revenue due to departing taxpayers. (n007)

Data Source: The historical data presented has been loaded from information provided by the US Census Bureau or by the State Treasurer or Comptroller's office. Current and future year data has been entered by the municipality based on current budget and forecast information, or by Munetrix from available audited or budget information found in the public domain or provided by the jurisdiction itself. (n032)
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Data Table

CountyFiscal YearPopulation
Baraga County20058,746
20068,746
20078,544
20088,528
20098,604
20108,861
20118,836
20128,808
20138,787
20148,740
20158,690
20168,612
20178,580
20188,507
20198,421
20208,337
20218,249
20228,337
Gogebic County200617,370
200716,287
200816,043
200915,936
201016,396
201116,114
201216,297
201316,179
201416,042
201515,824
201615,650
201715,577
201815,414
201915,061
202014,715
202114,858
202214,715
Houghton County200636,016
200735,201
200835,174
200935,333
201036,730
201136,780
201236,519
201336,494
201436,739
201536,660
201636,565
201736,333
201836,360
201936,070
202035,890
202137,485
202235,890
Iron County200613,138
200712,151
200812,001
200911,633
201011,810
201111,764
201211,837
201311,723
201411,615
201511,507
201611,393
201711,291
201811,212
201911,152
202011,099
202111,682
Keweenaw County20062,183
20072,151
20082,202
20092,305
20102,169
20112,179
20122,168
20132,181
20142,197
20152,198
20162,195
20172,136
20182,130
20192,111
20202,102
20212,052
20222,102
Ontonagon County20067,818
20076,977
20086,819
20096,569
20106,776
20116,628
20126,703
20136,584
20146,448
20156,298
20166,165
20176,072
20185,968
20195,877
20205,802
20215,891
20225,802