10 American cities that have fallen into decline
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These cities have seen the sharpest drop since their peak population numbers - mostly due to a decline in industries such as coal, steel, and automotive - as well as suburbanization.
Here's a look at 10 American cities that have experienced some of the most drastic population decreases in the country, according to the 2010 Census Bureau data.
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