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Population:
Colusa County is
centrally located in Northern California
and its 1,150 square miles are home to
nearly 21,500 people. Between 1996 and
2006, the population increased 16
percent in Colusa County. This large
increase in population may be a result
of a high home prices in the Sacramento
area pushing people further north in
search of affordable housing, especially
along interstate 5. Colusa County has a
projected population of 23,565 by 2015.
Of the two incorporated cities in Colusa
County, the city of Colusa was the
populous, with 5,582 people in 2005.
However, the city of Williams was the
fastest growing city in the county, with
an average population increase of 4
percent between 1995 and 2005. The city
of Colusa saw an annual average increase
of 0.7 percent during the same time.
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