MULTIPLE MAJOR SPORTS CHAPIONSHIPS IN A SEASON

In the history of North American major professional sports league championships (which include the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL), a city/metropolitan area has been home to multiple championships in a season seventeen times. Detroit is the only city to have more than two major league championship teams in a season. Philadelphia is the only city to have all four major sports teams play in their respective championship games or series in the same season (1980), though only one of the four actually won the championship.

CITIES WITH MULTIPLE CHAMPIONSHIPS IN A SEASON
Year	City	Team	League	Team	League	Team	League
1927	New York City	Giants	NFL	Yankees	MLB
1933	New York City	Rangers	NHL	Giants	MLB
1935	Detroit	Lions	NFL	Red Wings	NHL	Tigers	MLB
1938	New York City	Giants	NFL	Yankees	MLB
1948	Cleveland	Browns	AAFC	Indians	MLB
1952	Detroit	Lions	NFL	Red Wings	NHL
1956	New York City	Giants	NFL	Yankees	MLB
1969	New York City	Jets	NFL	Mets	MLB
1970	Baltimore	Colts	NFL	Orioles	MLB
1979	Pittsburgh	Steelers	NFL	Pirates	MLB
1986	Greater New York	Giants	NFL	Mets	MLB
1988	Los Angeles	Lakers	NBA	Dodgers	MLB
2002	Greater Los Angeles	Lakers	NBA	Angels	MLB
2004	Greater Boston	Patriots	NFL	Red Sox	MLB
2007	Greater Boston	Celtics	NBA	Red Sox	MLB
2009	Pittsburgh	Steelers	NFL	Penguins	NHL
2014	Bay Area	Giants	MLB	Warriors	NBA
2018	Greater Boston	Patriots	NFL	Red Sox	MLB

LONGEST AIRPORT CONCOURSE IN NORTH AMERICA

At 1 mile in length, Concourse A in the Edward H. McNamara Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, is the second longest concourse in the world. (The longest terminal in the world is in Terminal 1 of Japan’s Kansai International Airport). In addition to moving walkways spaced along its length, Concourse A has a people mover named the Express Tram. It transports passengers between each end of Concourse A in just over three minutes.

Concourse A in the Edward H. McNamara Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (Note Express Tram in the upper right hand corner of the picture)

THE ONLY FLOATING ZIP CODE (48222) IN THE U.S.

The JW Westcott is a boat known for its delivery of mail to ships while they are underway. Any mail addressed to members of ships' crews on vessels transiting the Detroit River can be delivered to them via J. W. Westcott II by being addressed "Vessel Name, Marine Post Office, Detroit, Michigan, 48222." The US postal zip code 48222 is exclusive to the floating post office and its ship addressees.

DEMOGRAPHICS - DETROIT

There are 19.2% more females (51,249) 65 years or older living in Detroit than males (34,668) age 65 or older.

The percentage of females to males age 65 or older for the United States as a whole is 12%.

ST. LOUIS POPULATION LOSS

Saint Louis has lost 64% of its population since the 1950 U.S. Census, the highest percentage of any city that had a population of 100,000 or more at the time of the 1950 Census. Detroit, Michigan and Youngstown, Ohio are the only other cities that have had population declines of at least 60% in the same time frame.

DETROIT POPULATION

DETROIT POPULATION
APRIL 1, 2010 CENSUS: 713,777
Population Estimates (as of July 1)
2010	711,043
2011	704,640
2012	699,385
2013	690,845
2014	682,499
2015	678,250
2016	675,480
2017	673,104

DETROIT CASINO REVENUES

Source: Detroit Casino Revenue