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  • [Rank]: 16
    [City]: Wichita
    [State(s)]: KS
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 625,526

  • [Rank]: 42
    [City]: Fargo-Moorhead
    [State(s)]: ND, MN
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 208,777

  • [Rank]: 25
    [City]: Davenport-Moline-Rock Island
    [State(s)]: IA, IL
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 379,690

  • [Rank]: 34
    [City]: Duluth–Superior
    [State(s)]: MN, WI
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 279,771

  • [Rank]: 40
    [City]: Appleton
    [State(s)]: WI
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 225,666

  • [Rank]: 41
    [City]: Springfield
    [State(s)]: IL
    [Metropolitan Population 2010 Census]: 210,170

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A geographically north-central state in the United States, they include Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. The U. S. Geographic Center (in Kansas) and Population Center (in Missouri) are in the Midwest. The Census Bureau subdivides the region into the north-central East (basically the Great Lakes) and the north-central West (basically the great plains).

When it comes to the Midwestern United States, the most familiar cities are Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, Detroit-Warren-Livonia, St. Louis, Cincinnati-Middletown, Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor and others. More details are gathered in this random tool generator, which can be viewed by anyone who is interested.

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