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Two-thirds of Downriver's 18 communities lost population over the last decade, according to figures released Tuesday by the . Of the 12 communities that saw more people departing than moving in, River Rouge had the largest percentage loss with a 20.3 percent decline. Out of the six communities that picked up residents, Brownstown Township saw the largest boom, up 33.2 percent. The others that saw population gains are Flat Rock, Gibraltar, Huron Township, Romulus and Woodhaven. City or town 2000 2010 Percentage change Allen Park 29,376 28,210 -4.2 Brownstown 22,989 30,627 33.2 Ecorse 11,229 9,512 -15.3 Flat Rock 8,488 9,878 16.4 Gibraltar 4,264 4,656 9.2 Grosse Ile 10,894 10,371 -4.8 Huron 13,737 15,879 15.6 Lincoln Park 40,008 38,144 -4.7 Melvindale 10,735 10,715 -0.2 River Rouge 9,917 7,903 -20.3 Riverview 13,272 12,486 -5.9 Rockwood 3,442 3,289 -4.4 Romulus 22,979 23,989 4.4 Southgate 30,136 30,047 -0.3 Taylor 65,868 63,131 -4.2 Trenton 19,584 18,853 -3.7 Woodhaven 12,530 12,875 2.8 Wyandotte 28,006 25,883 -7.6 Source: <a href="http://www.michigan.gov/cgi/0,1607,7-158-54534-252541--,00.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">U.S. Census Bureau</a>

Two-thirds of Downriver's 18 communities lost population over the last decade, according to figures released Tuesday by the .

Of the 12 communities that saw more people departing than moving in, River Rouge had the largest percentage loss with a 20.3 percent decline. Out of the six communities that picked up residents, Brownstown Township saw the largest boom, up 33.2 percent. The others that saw population gains are Flat Rock, Gibraltar, Huron Township, Romulus and Woodhaven.

City or town 2000 2010 Percentage change Allen Park 29,376 28,210 -4.2 Brownstown 22,989 30,627 33.2 Ecorse 11,229 9,512 -15.3 Flat Rock 8,488 9,878 16.4 Gibraltar 4,264 4,656 9.2 Grosse Ile 10,894 10,371 -4.8 Huron 13,737 15,879 15.6 Lincoln Park 40,008 38,144 -4.7 Melvindale 10,735 10,715 -0.2 River Rouge 9,917 7,903 -20.3 Riverview 13,272 12,486 -5.9 Rockwood 3,442 3,289 -4.4 Romulus 22,979 23,989 4.4 Southgate 30,136 30,047 -0.3 Taylor 65,868 63,131 -4.2 Trenton 19,584 18,853 -3.7 Woodhaven 12,530 12,875 2.8 Wyandotte 28,006 25,883 -7.6 Source: <a href="http://www.michigan.gov/cgi/0,1607,7-158-54534-252541--,00.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">U.S. Census Bureau</a>

Wyandotte

Six of the region's 18 municipalities saw population increases over the last decade.