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Mid-19th Century 1,000,000+ residents

Listings whose style is Mid-19th Century or any style under it, from the nomination form, NRIS, the Atlas, Wikidata or a model reading of the text. A family of styles. Typical range 1830–1870. Also called Mid-19th Century Revival. The Bulletin's "Mid-19th Century" group. Cities of 1,000,000+ residents, ordered by the adjusted rate of listings per 10,000 residents, with the raw rate beside it. Open in the explorer to rank by another measure.

1
Philadelphia, PA
1,579,706 residents · 134.3 sq mi · 40 places in category · 8 ranked
0.24
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.25 · 0.30 / sq mi · composite 92.9
2
New York, NY
8,483,844 residents · 300.5 sq mi · 149 places in category · 8 ranked
0.17
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.18 · 0.50 / sq mi · composite 92.9
3
San Antonio, TX
1,479,835 residents · 499.0 sq mi · 8 places in category · 8 ranked
0.06
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.05 · 0.02 / sq mi · composite 50
4
Dallas, TX
1,307,930 residents · 339.7 sq mi · 7 places in category · 8 ranked
0.06
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.05 · 0.02 / sq mi · composite 50
5
Chicago, IL
2,711,226 residents · 227.7 sq mi · 14 places in category · 8 ranked
0.05
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.05 · 0.06 / sq mi · composite 57.2
6
Phoenix, AZ
1,642,323 residents · 518.4 sq mi · 5 places in category · 8 ranked
0.04
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.03 · 0.01 / sq mi · composite 14.3
7
Los Angeles, CA
3,857,263 residents · 470.5 sq mi · 10 places in category · 8 ranked
0.03
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.03 · 0.02 / sq mi · composite 28.6
8
Houston, TX
2,328,253 residents · 640.8 sq mi · 7 places in category · 8 ranked
0.03
per 10,000 residents (adjusted)
raw 0.03 · 0.01 / sq mi · composite 14.3