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Mid-Century Modern 250,000-499,999 residents

Listings whose style is Mid-Century Modern or any style under it, from the nomination form, NRIS, the Atlas, Wikidata or a model reading of the text. Movement under Modern Movement. Typical range 1945–1975. Also called Midcentury Modern, Mid Century Modern, Postwar Modern, Post-war Modern, MCM. Modern family and built 1945–1975 is the index's working definition. Cities of 250,000-499,999 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, or open it live in Explore to narrow it further.

Coverage. Style comes from the National Register index, Wikidata and, where the nomination text has been read, from the text itself. Nominations have been read for 50 states and the District of Columbia so far, so 36 of the 36 cities ranked here are in a state already read. This will shift as the rest are read.

1

Glendale, AZ city

252,833 residents · 67.3 sq mi · 10 places in category · 6 ranked

0.30

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.40 · 0.15 / sq mi · composite 100

2

Fort Wayne, IN city

268,589 residents · 111.8 sq mi · 9 places in category · 6 ranked

0.26

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.34 · 0.08 / sq mi · composite 80

3

New Orleans, LA city

371,853 residents · 169.6 sq mi · 9 places in category · 6 ranked

0.20

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.24 · 0.05 / sq mi · composite 50

4

Lincoln, NE city

294,856 residents · 102.5 sq mi · 6 places in category · 6 ranked

0.16

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.20 · 0.06 / sq mi · composite 50

5

Wichita, KS city

397,945 residents · 165.1 sq mi · 5 places in category · 6 ranked

0.11

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.13 · 0.03 / sq mi · composite 20

6

413,794 residents · 197.7 sq mi · 5 places in category · 6 ranked

0.11

per 10,000 residents (adjusted)

raw 0.12 · 0.03 / sq mi · composite 0