State Population Estimates, 2010-2011

State Population Estimates Change
July 1, 2010 to
July 1, 2011		 Rank:  Pop Change
 July 1, 2010 to 
July 1, 2011
July 1, 2011 July 1, 2010 Rank in 2011 Number Percent Number Percent
United States 311,591,917 309,330,219 -- 2,261,698 0.73% -- --
Alabama 4,802,740 4,785,401 23 17,339 0.36% 27 36
Alaska 722,718 714,146 47 8,572 1.20% 38 7
Arizona 6,482,505 6,413,158 16 69,347 1.08% 9 9
Arkansas 2,937,979 2,921,588 32 16,391 0.56% 28 30
California 37,691,912 37,338,198 1 353,714 0.95% 2 12
Colorado 5,116,796 5,047,692 22 69,104 1.37% 10 5
Connecticut 3,580,709 3,575,498 29 5,211 0.15% 44 44
Delaware 907,135 899,792 45 7,343 0.82% 41 20
District of Columbia 617,996 604,912 50 13,084 2.16% 32 1
Florida 19,057,542 18,838,613 4 218,929 1.16% 3 8
Georgia 9,815,210 9,712,157 9 103,053 1.06% 4 10
Hawaii 1,374,810 1,363,359 40 11,451 0.84% 36 18
Idaho 1,584,985 1,571,102 39 13,883 0.88% 31 16
Illinois 12,869,257 12,841,980 5 27,277 0.21% 20 42
Indiana 6,516,922 6,490,622 15 26,300 0.41% 21 34
Iowa 3,062,309 3,050,202 30 12,107 0.40% 34 35
Kansas 2,871,238 2,859,143 33 12,095 0.42% 35 33
Kentucky 4,369,356 4,347,223 26 22,133 0.51% 23 31
Louisiana 4,574,836 4,545,343 25 29,493 0.65% 19 27
Maine 1,328,188 1,327,379 41 809 0.06% 48 47
Maryland 5,828,289 5,785,681 19 42,608 0.74% 12 22
Massachusetts 6,587,536 6,555,466 14 32,070 0.49% 17 32
Michigan 9,876,187 9,877,143 8 -956 -0.01% 50 50
Minnesota 5,344,861 5,310,658 21 34,203 0.64% 15 28
Mississippi 2,978,512 2,970,072 31 8,440 0.28% 39 39
Missouri 6,010,688 5,995,715 18 14,973 0.25% 30 40
Montana 998,199 990,958 44 7,241 0.73% 42 23
Nebraska 1,842,641 1,830,141 38 12,500 0.68% 33 26
Nevada 2,723,322 2,704,283 35 19,039 0.70% 26 25
New Hampshire 1,318,194 1,316,807 42 1,387 0.11% 46 45
New Jersey 8,821,155 8,799,593 11 21,562 0.25% 24 41
New Mexico 2,082,224 2,065,913 36 16,311 0.79% 29 21
New York 19,465,197 19,395,206 3 69,991 0.36% 8 37
North Carolina 9,656,401 9,560,234 10 96,167 1.01% 5 11
North Dakota 683,932 674,629 48 9,303 1.38% 37 4
Ohio 11,544,951 11,537,968 7 6,983 0.06% 43 48
Oklahoma 3,791,508 3,760,184 28 31,324 0.83% 18 19
Oregon 3,871,859 3,838,332 27 33,527 0.87% 16 17
Pennsylvania 12,742,886 12,717,722 6 25,164 0.20% 22 43
Rhode Island 1,051,302 1,052,528 43 -1,226 -0.12% 51 51
South Carolina 4,679,230 4,637,106 24 42,124 0.91% 13 14
South Dakota 824,082 816,598 46 7,484 0.92% 40 13
Tennessee 6,403,353 6,357,436 17 45,917 0.72% 11 24
Texas 25,674,681 25,253,466 2 421,215 1.67% 1 2
Utah 2,817,222 2,775,479 34 41,743 1.50% 14 3
Vermont 626,431 625,909 49 522 0.08% 49 46
Virginia 8,096,604 8,023,953 12 72,651 0.91% 7 15
Washington 6,830,038 6,742,950 13 87,088 1.29% 6 6
West Virginia 1,855,364 1,854,368 37 996 0.05% 47 49
Wisconsin 5,711,767 5,691,659 20 20,108 0.35% 25 38
Wyoming 568,158 564,554 51 3,604 0.64% 45 29

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Note: The April 1, 2010 Population Estimates base reflects changes to the Census 2010 population from geographic program revisions. It does not reflect changes from the Count Question Resolution program.