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2024 U.S. state population comparison

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Population estimates

2024 one-year estimates for total population.

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GeographyPopulation
California39,431,263
Texas31,290,831
Florida23,372,215
New York19,867,248
Pennsylvania13,078,751
Illinois12,710,158
Ohio11,883,304
Georgia11,180,878
North Carolina11,046,024
Michigan10,140,459
New Jersey9,500,851
Virginia8,811,195
Washington7,958,180
Arizona7,582,384
Tennessee7,227,750
Massachusetts7,136,171
Indiana6,924,275
Maryland6,263,220
Missouri6,245,466
Wisconsin5,960,975
Colorado5,957,494
Minnesota5,793,151
South Carolina5,478,831
Alabama5,157,699
Louisiana4,597,740
Kentucky4,588,372
Oregon4,272,371
Oklahoma4,095,393
Connecticut3,675,069
Utah3,503,613
Nevada3,267,467
Iowa3,241,488
Puerto Rico3,203,295
Arkansas3,088,354
Kansas2,970,606
Mississippi2,943,045
New Mexico2,130,256
Nebraska2,005,466
Idaho2,001,619
West Virginia1,769,979
Hawaii1,446,146
New Hampshire1,409,032
Maine1,405,012
Montana1,137,233
Rhode Island1,112,308
Delaware1,051,917
South Dakota924,669
North Dakota796,568
Alaska740,133
District of Columbia702,250
Vermont648,493
Wyoming587,618

Data as of 2026-07-22T21:53:42.501Z. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Official dataset information ↗