> List of NBA champions
City Population of NBA Champions
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Year | Winner | Population | |
46-47 | Philadelphia | 1,931,334 | |
47-48 | Baltimore | 859,100 | |
48-49 | Minneapolis | 492,370 | |
49-50 | Minneapolis | 521,718 | |
50-51 | Rochester | 332,488 | |
51-52 | Minneapolis | 521,718 | |
52-53 | Minneapolis | 521,718 | |
53-54 | Minneapolis | 521,718 | |
54-55 | Syracuse | 220,583 | |
55-56 | Philadelphia | 2,071,605 | |
56-57 | Boston | 801,444 | |
57-58 | St. Louis | 856,796 | |
58-59 | Boston | 801,444 | |
59-60 | Boston | 697,197 | |
60-61 | Boston | 697,197 | |
61-62 | Boston | 697,197 | |
62-63 | Boston | 697,197 | |
63-64 | Boston | 697,197 | |
64-65 | Boston | 697,197 | |
65-66 | Boston | 697,197 | |
66-67 | Philadelphia | 2,002,512 | |
67-68 | Boston | 697,197 | |
68-69 | Boston | 697,197 | |
69-70 | New York | 7,894,862 | |
70-71 | Milwaukee | 717,099 | |
71-72 | LA Lakers | 2,811,801 | |
72-73 | New York | 7,894,862 | |
73-74 | Boston | 641,071 | |
74-75 | Golden State | 715,674 | |
75-76 | Boston | 641,071 | |
76-77 | Portland | 382,619 | |
77-78 | Washington | 756,510 | |
78-79 | Seattle | 493,846 | |
79-80 | LA Lakers | 2,968,528 | |
80-81 | Boston | 562,994 | |
81-82 | LA Lakers | 2,968,528 | |
82-83 | Philadelphia | 1,688,210 | |
83-84 | Boston | 562,994 | |
84-85 | LA Lakers | 2,968,528 | |
85-86 | Boston | 562,994 | |
86-87 | LA Lakers | 2,968,528 | |
87-88 | LA Lakers | 2,968,528 | |
88-89 | Detroit | 1,203,368 | |
89-90 | Detroit | 1,027,974 | |
90-91 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
91-92 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
92-93 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
93-94 | Houston | 1,630,553 | |
94-95 | Houston | 1,630,553 | |
95-96 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
96-97 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
97-98 | Chicago | 2,783,726 | |
98-99 | San Antonio | 1,144,646 | |
99-00 | LA Lakers | 3,694,820 | |
00-01 | LA Lakers | 3,694,820 | |
01-02 | LA Lakers | 3,694,820 | |
02-03 | San Antonio | 1,144,646 | |
03-04 | Detroit | 951,270 | |
04-05 | San Antonio | 1,144,646 | |
05-06 | Miami | 362,470 | |
06-07 | San Antonio | 1,144,646 | |
07-08 | Boston | 617,594 | |
08-09 | LA Lakers | 3,694,820 | |
09-10 | LA Lakers | 3,792,621 | |
10-11 | Dallas | 1,197,816 | |
11-12 | Miami | 399,45 | |
12-13 | Miami | 399,45 | |
13-14 | San Antonio | 1,327,407 | |
14-15 | Golden State | 805,235 | |
15-16 | Cleveland | 396,815 | |
16-17 | Golden State | 805,235 | |
17-18 | Golden State | 805,235 | |
18-19 | Toronto | 5,928,040 | |
19-20 | Los Angeles | 3,979,621 | |
20-21 | Milwaukee | 594,548 | |
21-22 | Golden State | 873,965 | |
22-23 | Denver | 715,522 | |
23-24 | Boston | 673,458 | |
24-25 | Oklahoma City | 712,919 |
Numbers are taken from the United States Census Bureau and reflect the population of the home city only, not suburban communities that make up the metro or megapolitan area.
Cities also designate what makes the city proper differently, that is what leads to some weird population numbers.
Toronto's population was taken from the Toronto wikipedia page.
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