👥 US States by Population
Estimated resident population of each state and Washington, D.C.
California12%
Texas9.3%
Florida6.9%
New York5.9%
Pennsylvania3.8%
Illinois3.7%
Ohio3.5%
Georgia3.3%
North Carolina3.3%
Michigan3%
New Jersey2.8%
Virginia2.6%
Washington2.3%
Arizona2.2%
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Indiana
Missouri
Maryland
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota1.7%
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Kentucky
Oregon
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Utah
Nevada
Iowa
Arkansas
Kansas
Mississippi
New Mexico
Idaho
Nebraska
11 others3.1%
1
California
39.36M
2
Texas
31.71M
3
Florida
23.46M
4
New York
20.00M
5
Pennsylvania
13.06M
6
Illinois
12.72M
7
Ohio
11.90M
8
Georgia
11.30M
9
North Carolina
11.20M
10
Michigan
10.13M
11
New Jersey
9.55M
12
Virginia
8.88M
13
Washington
8.00M
14
Arizona
7.62M
15
Tennessee
7.32M
16
Massachusetts
7.15M
17
Indiana
6.97M
18
Missouri
6.27M
19
Maryland
6.27M
20
Colorado
6.01M
21
Wisconsin
5.97M
22
Minnesota
5.83M
23
South Carolina
5.57M
24
Alabama
5.19M
25
Louisiana
4.62M
26
Kentucky
4.61M
27
Oregon
4.27M
28
Oklahoma
4.12M
29
Connecticut
3.69M
30
Utah
3.54M
31
Nevada
3.28M
32
Iowa
3.24M
33
Arkansas
3.11M
34
Kansas
2.98M
35
Mississippi
2.95M
36
New Mexico
2.13M
37
Idaho
2.03M
38
Nebraska
2.02M
39
West Virginia
1.77M
40
Hawaii
1.43M
41
New Hampshire
1.42M
42
Maine
1.41M
43
Montana
1.14M
44
Rhode Island
1.11M
45
Delaware
1.06M
46
South Dakota
0.94M
47
North Dakota
0.80M
48
Alaska
0.74M
49
District of Columbia
0.69M
50
Vermont
0.64M
51
Wyoming
0.59M
Highlights
Within United States, California ranks first in 2025 with 39.36M, followed by Texas (31.71M) and Florida (23.46M).
Across 51 entries, values run from 39.36M (California) to 0.59M (Wyoming), with a median of 4.61M.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (via Wikipedia), 2025. Unit: million people.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited agency · fetched Oct 13, 2026