The Fastest Growing—and Fastest Shrinking—Towns and Cities in Mass.

New census data, compiled by our friends at the Boston Business Journal, shows how the state’s population grew from 2010 to 2013.

All told, the state gained nearly 130,000 residents. In terms of total bodies, Boston led the pack by adding more than 25,515 residents—about a 2 percent increase.

The Business Journal has a cool tool that lets you check out how the population numbers for every community in the state have shifted over that time period, including your own. With the state having seen an overall increase, the fastest growing cities and towns are gaining residents at a quicker rate than the fastest shrinking are losing them. The biggest losses in the state—in Pittsfield—saw about 650 residents leave. However, it’s worth noting the communities with the biggest losses are all located out in Western Massachusetts.

The 10 fastest growing and 10 fastest shrinking cities and towns in the state, by percentage of the population, follow.

Shrinking: 10. Clarksburg

2010 population: 1,702

2013 population: 1,679

Three-year difference: -1%

Shrinking: 9. West Stockbridge

2010 population: 1,306

2013 population: 1,288

Three-year difference: -1%

Shrinking: 8. Great Barrington

2010 population: 7,097

2013 population: 6,996

Three-year difference: -1%

Shrinking: 7. Pittsfield

2010 population: 44,710

2013 population: 44,057

Three-year difference: -1%

Shrinking: 6. Richmond

2010 population: 1,475

2013 population: 1,453

Three-year difference: -1%

Shrinking: 5. Lanesborough

2010 population: 3,088

2013 population: 3,037

Three-year difference: -2%

Shrinking: 4. Adams

2010 population: 8,478

2013 population: 8,332

Three-year difference: -2%

Shrinking: 3. Hinsdale

2010 population: 2,030

2013 population: 1,994

Three-year difference: -2%

Shrinking: 2. North Adams

2010 population: 13,786

2013 population: 13,533

Three-year difference: -2%

Shrinking: 1. Williamstown

2010 population: 7,753

2013 population: 7,599

Three-year difference: -2%

Growing: 10. Westford

2010 population: 22,026

2013 population: 23,265

Three-year difference: 6%

Growing: 9. Tyngsborough

2010 population: 22,026

2013 population: 23,265

Three-year difference: 6%

Growing: 8. Hopkinton

2010 population: 14,980

2013 population: 15,918

Three-year difference: 6%

Growing: 7. Natick

2010 population: 33,068

2013 population: 35,214

Three-year difference: 6%

Growing: 6. Lynnfield

2010 population: 11,620

2013 population: 12,395

Three-year difference: 7%

Growing: 5. Chelsea

2010 population: 35,313

2013 population: 37,670

Three-year difference: 7%

Growing: 4. Groveland

2010 population: 6,492

2013 population: 7,019

Three-year difference: 8%

Growing: 3. Concord

2010 population: 17,739

2013 population: 19,285

Three-year difference: 8%

Growing: 2. Lunenburg

2010 population: 10,087

2013 population: 10,969

Three-year difference: 9%

Growing: 1. Cohasset

2010 population: 7,548

2013 population: 8,273

Three-year difference: 10%

To see full, statewide data, including where your city or town ranks, check out the Boston Business Journal.