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Not what I have Jenny. I checked on Wikipedia and it seems there was a mistake. "As of the 2000 census, one person lived there". "In May 2004, a visitor to New Amsterdam reported that it appeared that the census's figure was incorrect; he saw nine people in the town who all appeared to be residents, not counting those seen driving cars along the main road."
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From the Wikipedia link to New Amsterdam -
In May 2004, a visitor to New Amsterdam reported that it appeared that the census's figure was incorrect; he saw nine people in the town who all appeared to be residents, not counting those seen driving cars along the main road.
Hardly proof of anything, really. Can it be determined by looking at someone if he live within the city limits of the town he is standing in? Could he be standing in the only feed and grain store within 10 miles? Besides, the question specifically asked about the 2000 Census.
Also from the same article - -
As of the census of 2000, one person lives here. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town is one of only four places in the United States to have a population of one person. The others are Hibberts Gore, Maine, Erving's Location, New Hampshire, and Lost Springs, Wyoming.
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