USA Populatoin state-wise

As of the most recent population estimates released by the United States Census Bureau in August 2021, the estimated population of the United States is approximately 332,915,073. However, it's important to note that the population of the US is constantly changing due to births, deaths, and migration. 



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Here are the populations of each state in the USA:

  1. California - 39,538,223
  2. Texas - 29,546,410
  3. Florida - 21,944,577
  4. New York - 20,215,751
  5. Pennsylvania - 13,002,700
  6. Illinois - 12,812,508
  7. Ohio - 11,710,648
  8. Georgia - 10,847,537
  9. North Carolina - 10,704,647
  10. Michigan - 10,075,936
  11. New Jersey - 9,029,346
  12. Virginia - 8,662,703
  13. Washington - 7,769,095
  14. Arizona - 7,595,053
  15. Massachusetts - 7,030,913
  16. Tennessee - 6,910,840
  17. Indiana - 6,780,796
  18. Missouri - 6,154,913
  19. Maryland - 6,091,113
  20. Wisconsin - 5,893,718
  21. Colorado - 5,911,087
  22. Minnesota - 5,706,494
  23. South Carolina - 5,462,390
  24. Alabama - 5,024,279
  25. Louisiana - 4,657,757
  26. Kentucky - 4,505,836
  27. Oregon - 4,268,055
  28. Oklahoma - 3,969,336
  29. Connecticut - 3,576,452
  30. Utah - 3,301,825
  31. Iowa - 3,190,369
  32. Nevada - 3,129,154
  33. Arkansas - 3,013,825
  34. Mississippi - 2,978,240
  35. Kansas - 2,937,880
  36. New Mexico - 2,117,522
  37. Nebraska - 1,960,520
  38. Idaho - 1,875,499
  39. West Virginia - 1,795,045
  40. Hawaii - 1,455,271
  41. New Hampshire - 1,373,040
  42. Maine - 1,356,312
  43. Montana - 1,086,760
  44. Rhode Island - 1,099,758
  45. Delaware - 995,764
  46. South Dakota - 896,581
  47. North Dakota - 779,094
  48. Alaska - 733,391
  49. Vermont - 623,989
  50. Wyoming - 576,851

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