Population of US Counties

Rank	States	1980 to 2000 % Change
1	Nevada	149.6%
2	Arizona	88.9%
3	Florida	64.0%
4	Alaska	56.0%
5	Utah	52.8%
6	Georgia	49.9%
7	Colorado	48.8%
8	Texas	46.6%
9	California	43.1%
10	Washington	42.6%
11	New Mexico	39.6%
12	Idaho	37.1%
13	North Carolina	36.9%
14	New Hampshire	34.2%
15	Virginia	32.4%
16	Delaware	31.8%
17	Oregon	29.9%
18	South Carolina	28.6%
19	Hawaii	25.6%
19	Maryland	25.6%
21	Tennessee	23.9%
22	Minnesota	20.7%
23	Vermont	19.0%
24	Arkansas	16.9%
25	Montana	14.7%
26	Alabama	14.2%
26	New Jersey	14.2%
28	Oklahoma	14.1%
29	Wisconsin	14.0%
30	Missouri	13.8%
31	Kansas	13.7%
32	Maine	13.3%
33	Mississippi	12.8%
34	Indiana	10.8%
35	Massachusetts	10.7%
35	Rhode Island	10.7%
37	Kentucky	10.4%
38	Connecticut	9.6%
39	South Dakota	9.3%
40	Nebraska	9.0%
41	Illinois	8.7%
42	New York	8.1%
43	Michigan	7.3%
44	Louisiana	6.2%
45	Wyoming	5.2%
46	Ohio	5.1%
47	Pennsylvania	3.5%
48	Iowa	0.4%
49	North Dakota	-1.6%
50	West Virginia	-7.3%
51	District of Columbia	-10.4%
Source: US Census Bureau

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USA Counties IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. Updated: August 31, 2009 at 14:08