This article will provide a brief overview of the Population & Steets in Greatlakes City. It will also describe some of the unique neighborhoods of this city. You can use these neighborhoods to compare your community with the population of other cities in Michigan. The map below illustrates the difference between neighborhoods that are racially diverse and those that are not. Below, we will compare the percentages of people living in these neighborhoods.
The population of the Great Lakes City grew rapidly after the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825. It jumped from a population of just 2,000 in the 1820s to a population of 28,004 in 1830. This increase was over 275 percent greater than the population of the city in 1820. By 1900, the population was estimated at 2,420,982.