Print ArticleThe Census Bureau recently announced that the nation's population has increased 9.7% over the last decade. Metro Jacksonville shares a state-by-state breakdown of the numbers.
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States by Population Rank 2010
1. California --- 37,253,956
2. Texas --- 25,145,561
3. New York --- 19,378,102
4. Florida --- 18,801,310
5. Illinois --- 12,830,632
6. Pennsylvania --- 12,702,379
7. Ohio --- 11,536,504
8. Michigan --- 9,883,640
9. Georgia --- 9,687,653
10. North Carolina --- 9,535,483
11. New Jersey --- 8,791,894
12. Virginia --- 8,001,024
13. Washington --- 6,724,540
14. Massachusetts --- 6,547,629
15. Indiana --- 6,483,802
16. Arizona --- 6,392,017
17. Tennessee --- 6,346,105
18. Missouri --- 5,988,927
19. Maryland --- 5,773,552
20. Wisconsin --- 5,686,986
21. Minnesota --- 5,303,925
22. Colorado --- 5,029,196
23. Alabama --- 4,779,736
24. South Carolina --- 4,625,364
25. Louisiana --- 4,533,372
26. Kentucky --- 4,339,367
27. Oregon --- 3,831,074
28. Oklahoma --- 3,751,351
29. Connecticut --- 3,574,097
30. Iowa --- 3,046,355
31. Mississippi --- 2,967,297
32. Arkansas --- 2,915,918
33. Kansas --- 2,853,118
34. Utah --- 2,763,885
35. Nevada --- 2,700,551
36. New Mexico --- 2,059,179
37. West Virginia --- 1,852,994
38. Nebraska --- 1,826,341
39. Idaho --- 1,567,582
40. Hawaii --- 1,360,301
41. Maine --- 1,328,361
42. New Hampshire --- 1,316,470
43. Rhode Island --- 1,052,567
44. Montana --- 989,415
45. Delaware --- 897,934
46. South Dakota --- 814,180
47. Alaska --- 710,231
48. North Dakota --- 672,591
49. Vermont --- 625,741
50. District of Columbia --- 601,723
51. Wyoming --- 563,626
UNITED STATES --- 308,745,538
Source: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/
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