Sentence examples for township's population from inspiring English sources

In the past five years, this Morris county township's population has grown by 4,000 people, to 20,000.

About 20,000 of the township's population of 63,000 are Hasidic, said Danny Goldberg, director of the Jewish Federation of Ocean County.

Consequently, the work force can grow to 11,500 employees from 3,500 -- many of whom would come from Pennsylvania -- nearly doubling the township's population of 14,000 each working day.

Although census figures show that the township's population grew by only about 3,000 people during the 1980's -- from about 29,000 to roughly 32,000 -- an average of 1,000 new residents moved into the 33-square-mile township each year during the 90's.

The township's population has doubled as a result of the more than 100 subdivisions built in Baldwin since 1990.  .

At the settlement, Hudson and his men built a home and the township's population increased steadily over the next few decades.

That will continue to be the case until a hearing can be held in the next few weeks on a court order temporarily blocking the township's deer population control program that was scheduled to begin its second year.

The goal was to safeguard a water supply for the township's fast-growing population, Kelly Linton, the mayor, told the Guardian.

Among the township's 2010 Census population, 62.5% (vs. 57.1% in Bergen County) were registered to vote, including 83.4% of those ages 18 and over (vs. 73.7% countywide).

In 1998 Kingston annexed adjoining townships, which nearly doubled the city's population.

These townships, which house around 80% of Cape Town's population, are being transformed: houses are replacing shacks, roads are being tarred, and underground services laid.