Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2008

Rank	States	Black Alone
1	New York	3,362,736
2	Florida	2,916,174
3	Georgia	2,907,944
4	Texas	2,898,143
5	California	2,451,453
6	North Carolina	1,991,654
7	Illinois	1,919,701
8	Maryland	1,658,422
9	Virginia	1,546,444
10	Michigan	1,424,595
11	Louisiana	1,410,457
12	Ohio	1,382,358
13	Pennsylvania	1,342,571
14	South Carolina	1,275,815
15	New Jersey	1,255,868
16	Alabama	1,229,787
17	Mississippi	1,092,588
18	Tennessee	1,042,811
19	Missouri	679,223
20	Indiana	578,088
21	Massachusetts	455,880
22	Arkansas	450,037
23	Connecticut	361,879
24	Wisconsin	341,723
25	Kentucky	329,225
26	District of Columbia	322,021
27	Oklahoma	289,993
28	Arizona	270,159
29	Washington	245,000
30	Minnesota	238,531
31	Colorado	211,249
32	Nevada	210,677
33	Delaware	182,890
34	Kansas	172,342
35	Iowa	80,516
36	Nebraska	80,174
37	Oregon	76,109
38	Rhode Island	66,847
39	West Virginia	64,987
40	New Mexico	59,009
41	Hawaii	39,620
42	Utah	34,880
43	Alaska	29,274
44	New Hampshire	16,015
45	Idaho	14,470
46	Maine	13,588
47	South Dakota	9,185
48	North Dakota	6,956
49	Wyoming	6,884
50	Montana	6,504
51	Vermont	5,378
Source: US Census Bureau

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