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| Top 20 U.S. Dailies by Circulation |
| Average Daily Circulation1 |
| Rank | Name | Circulation | |
| 1 | The Wall Street Journal | 1,752,693 |
(m) |
| 2 | USA Today | 1,671,539 |
(m) |
| 3 | The New York Times | 1,086,293 |
(m) |
| 4 | Los Angeles Times | 1,078,186 |
(m) |
| 5 | The Washington Post | 763,305 |
(m) |
| 6 | Daily News, New York | 701,831 |
(m) |
| 7 | Chicago Tribune | 657,690 |
(m) |
| 8 | Newsday | 574,941 |
(m) |
| 9 | Houston Chronicle | 542,414 |
(m) |
| 10 | The Dallas Morning News | 490,249 |
(m) |
| 11 | Chicago Sun-Times | 468,170 |
(m) |
| 12 | The Boston Globe | 462,850 |
(m) |
| 13 | San Francisco Chronicle | 456,742 |
(m) |
| 14 | New York Post | 438,158 |
(m) |
| 15 | The Arizona Republic | 433,296 |
(m) |
| 16 | The Star-Ledger, Newark | 407,129 |
(m) |
| 17 | The Philadelphia Inquirer | 399,339 |
(m) |
| 18 | Denver Rocky Mountain News | 396,114 |
(m) |
| 19 | The Plain Dealer, Cleveland | 386,312 |
(m) |
| 20 | San Diego Union-Tribune | 376,604 |
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1Average for six months ended Sept. 30, 1999 Source: Newspaper Association of America |
