Population Estimates by Age in 2008

Rank	States	School Age (5 to 17)
1	California	6,659,871
2	Texas	4,698,464
3	New York	3,199,521
4	Florida	2,863,755
5	Illinois	2,284,892
6	Pennsylvania	2,024,542
7	Ohio	1,986,627
8	Georgia	1,808,320
9	Michigan	1,764,672
10	North Carolina	1,590,854
11	New Jersey	1,490,161
12	Virginia	1,300,529
13	Arizona	1,191,311
14	Indiana	1,141,592
15	Washington	1,108,056
16	Tennessee	1,062,260
17	Massachusetts	1,043,465
18	Missouri	1,022,019
19	Maryland	968,796
20	Wisconsin	952,135
21	Minnesota	896,173
22	Colorado	848,855
23	Alabama	811,373
24	Louisiana	797,257
25	South Carolina	763,203
26	Kentucky	723,463
27	Oklahoma	639,488
28	Oregon	624,092
29	Connecticut	600,576
30	Utah	580,719
31	Mississippi	545,907
32	Iowa	511,292
33	Arkansas	500,411
34	Kansas	497,956
35	Nevada	468,626
36	New Mexico	354,127
37	Nebraska	314,903
38	Idaho	290,894
39	West Virginia	280,723
40	New Hampshire	218,061
41	Maine	203,408
42	Hawaii	198,036
43	Rhode Island	167,606
44	Montana	159,244
45	Delaware	146,910
46	South Dakota	139,743
47	Alaska	127,793
48	North Dakota	101,152
49	Vermont	96,295
50	Wyoming	90,204
51	District of Columbia	75,664
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: September 25, 2009 at 15:22