States and equivalents ranked by total population from the U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates, vintage 2024 (period 2020–2024). Variable B01003_001E. Only cached rows with a non-null estimate are ranked.

Ten largest

  1. California — 39,287,377
  2. Texas — 30,188,424
  3. Florida — 22,416,077
  4. New York — 19,852,366
  5. Pennsylvania — 13,018,639
  6. Illinois — 12,694,798
  7. Ohio — 11,810,293
  8. Georgia — 10,940,407
  9. North Carolina — 10,730,404
  10. Michigan — 10,077,761

Ten smallest

  1. Wyoming — 582,397
  2. Vermont — 647,106
  3. District of Columbia — 681,294
  4. Alaska — 735,706
  5. North Dakota — 784,841
  6. South Dakota — 907,428
  7. Delaware — 1,021,191
  8. Rhode Island — 1,101,801
  9. Montana — 1,116,875
  10. Maine — 1,387,817

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, vintage 2024 (period 2020–2024). Dataset acs/acs5. Variables: B01003_001E (total population), B19013_001E (median household income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars), B19113_001E (median family income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars), B19301_001E (per capita income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars). census.gov/data/developers. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.