User talk:StillWatchesCartoons
Hi,
I have noticed that you made a significant number of edits on both Primary Statistical areas of the US and Combined Statistical areas of the US, and I see a lot of problems with the data that is now in there. Can you please share your source for this data? I am looking at the US Census Bureau data (they have the actual numbers for CSA's), and the data does not match this table whatsoever. For example, New York CSA is somewhere in the 23 millions and has been since 2010. The Phoenix area is not a CSA and shouldn't be on the CSA list (it is only an MSA per Census maps and tables). The Stat. Areas page has 2018 estimates and the CSA Areas page has 2017, but the numbers are exactly the same. Stuff like that. I have proven some of the census numbers by adding up all the counties so I know there is merit to those Census numbers.
Unless you have a better source of data, I highly suggest using the numbers from the below links (CSA's and MSA's are both found via links on this page) and getting this data corrected. Just be sure you are viewing the version of the table that matches the year of your estimate.
Best Regards, 199.64.7.231 (talk) 15:57, 22 May 2019 (UTC) Tyler