The Twin Cities is expected to add approximately 650,000 residents over the next two decades, with some of the biggest population booms happening in communities such as Lake Elmo, Lino Lakes, Rosemount, Elko New Market and Carver.
That's according to the Metropolitan Council, which recently released its latest long-range population forecast.
The forecast predicts how many residents, households and jobs will be added to each of the seven-county metro communities by 2030, 2040 and 2050.
Carver County is predicted to experience the biggest population boom by percentage growth, with a 47% increase over 2020 expected by 2050.
Carver, which had around 5,200 residents as of 2020, is expected to have 14,900 residents by 2050 - jumping 184%.
The population in the Twin Cities is predicted to increase by the following percentage growth between 2020 and 2050, according to the Met Council:
In Scott County, Elko New Market's population is expected to exceed 10,000 residents by 2050 - reflecting a 117% growth over 2020.
Lake Elmo is predicted to be Washington County's fastest-growing community, with the population increasing 67% to nearly 19,000 residents by 2050.
In Hennepin County, the population of the county's portion of Dayton is expected to increase by 132% by 2050 when the population is expected to reach 16,700.
Arden Hills in Ramsey County is expected to add roughly 4,000 residents, reflecting 38% population growth, in the same time frame.
Population growth by 2050 in Minneapolis and St. Paul is expected to be around 20% and 9% over 2020, respectively.
In Dakota County, Rosemount is expected to have around 13,150 more residents by 2050 for a total of roughly 38,800 residents.
The tiny town of Mendota is predicted to experience nearly a doubling in its population, growing 93% from 183 residents in 2020 to 354 residents by 2050.
Lino Lakes is predicted to be Anoka County's fast-growing community. According to the Met Council, the city's population will increase 37% and reach 29,200 by 2050.
Explore the full report here.
Correction: A previous version of this story misstated Elko New Market's and Carver's populations would exceed 10,000 and 14,900 respectively by 2025. That population growth is predicted to occur by 2050. This story has been updated.