Census ACS 2023 · Updated Apr 2026

US Population & Demographics Data

Deep demographic profiles for every US state, 4,212 cities, and 3,222 counties. Population, income, education, housing, and race data from the Census Bureau.

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US States

Population, income, education, housing for all 50 states + DC

4,212

Cities

Demographic profiles for cities with 10,000+ population

3,222

Counties

Every US county with detailed Census ACS data

211

Countries

World population, GDP, life expectancy from World Bank data

State Rankings

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Highest Home Values

Lowest Poverty

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US States by Population (2023)

#	State	Population	Median Age	Median Income	Bachelor's+
1	California	39,242,785	37.6	$96,334	36.5%
2	Texas	29,640,343	35.5	$76,292	33.1%
3	Florida	21,928,881	42.6	$71,711	33.2%
4	New York	19,872,319	39.6	$84,578	39.6%
5	Pennsylvania	12,986,518	40.9	$76,081	34.5%
6	Illinois	12,692,653	38.9	$81,702	37.2%
7	Ohio	11,780,046	39.6	$69,680	30.9%
8	Georgia	10,822,590	37.4	$74,664	34.2%
9	North Carolina	10,584,340	39.1	$69,904	34.7%
10	Michigan	10,051,595	40.1	$71,149	31.8%
11	New Jersey	9,267,014	40.1	$101,050	42.9%
12	Virginia	8,657,499	38.8	$90,974	41.5%
13	Washington	7,740,984	38.2	$94,952	38.8%
14	Arizona	7,268,175	38.8	$76,872	32.6%
15	Massachusetts	6,992,395	40.0	$101,341	46.6%
16	Tennessee	6,986,082	38.9	$67,097	30.4%
17	Indiana	6,811,752	38.0	$70,051	28.8%
18	Maryland	6,170,738	39.3	$101,652	42.7%
19	Missouri	6,168,181	38.9	$68,920	31.9%
20	Wisconsin	5,892,023	40.1	$75,670	32.8%
21	Colorado	5,810,774	37.5	$92,470	44.7%
22	Minnesota	5,713,716	38.6	$87,556	38.8%
23	South Carolina	5,212,774	40.1	$66,818	31.5%
24	Alabama	5,054,253	39.3	$62,027	27.8%
25	Louisiana	4,621,025	37.8	$60,023	26.6%
26	Kentucky	4,510,725	39.1	$62,417	27.0%
27	Oregon	4,238,714	40.1	$80,426	36.2%
28	Oklahoma	3,995,260	36.9	$63,603	27.8%
29	Connecticut	3,598,348	41.2	$93,760	41.9%
30	Utah	3,331,187	31.7	$91,750	36.9%
31	Iowa	3,195,937	38.6	$73,147	30.9%
32	Nevada	3,141,000	38.9	$75,561	27.4%
33	Arkansas	3,032,651	38.4	$58,773	25.1%
34	Mississippi	2,951,438	38.4	$54,915	24.2%
35	Kansas	2,937,569	37.2	$72,639	35.2%
36	New Mexico	2,114,768	39.2	$62,125	30.2%
37	Nebraska	1,965,926	37.1	$74,985	34.1%
38	Idaho	1,893,296	37.1	$74,636	31.2%
39	West Virginia	1,784,462	42.7	$57,917	23.3%
40	Hawaii	1,445,635	40.6	$98,317	35.5%
41	New Hampshire	1,387,834	43.2	$95,628	39.8%
42	Maine	1,377,400	44.8	$71,773	35.3%
43	Montana	1,105,072	40.2	$69,922	34.5%
44	Rhode Island	1,095,371	40.5	$86,372	37.3%
45	Delaware	1,005,872	41.5	$82,855	35.3%
46	South Dakota	899,194	37.7	$72,421	31.1%
47	North Dakota	779,361	35.7	$75,949	32.3%
48	Alaska	733,971	35.6	$89,336	31.2%
49	District of Columbia	672,079	34.9	$106,287	63.6%
50	Vermont	645,254	43.0	$78,024	42.6%
51	Wyoming	579,761	38.8	$74,815	29.9%

Largest US Cities (2023)

#	City	Population	Median Age	Median Income	Median Home Value
1	New York city, NY	8,516,202	38.0	$79,713	$751,700
2	Los Angeles city, CA	3,857,897	36.9	$80,366	$879,500
3	Chicago city, IL	2,707,648	35.7	$75,134	$315,200
4	Houston city, TX	2,300,419	34.3	$62,894	$253,400
5	Phoenix city, AZ	1,624,832	34.8	$77,041	$381,900
6	Philadelphia city, PA	1,582,432	35.1	$60,698	$232,400
7	San Antonio city, TX	1,458,954	34.6	$62,917	$219,700
8	San Diego city, CA	1,385,061	36.0	$104,321	$848,500
9	Dallas city, TX	1,299,553	33.4	$67,760	$295,300
10	San Jose city, CA	990,054	38.1	$141,565	$1,187,800
11	Austin city, TX	967,862	34.5	$91,461	$512,700
12	Jacksonville city, FL	961,739	36.4	$66,981	$266,100
13	Fort Worth city, TX	941,311	33.4	$76,602	$277,300
14	Columbus city, OH	906,480	33.0	$65,327	$234,500
15	Charlotte city, NC	886,283	34.4	$78,438	$351,500
16	Indianapolis city (balance), IN	882,043	34.1	$62,995	$207,000
17	San Francisco city, CA	836,321	39.7	$141,446	$1,380,500
18	Seattle city, WA	741,440	35.5	$121,984	$912,100
19	Denver city, CO	713,734	35.2	$91,681	$586,700
20	Oklahoma City city, OK	688,693	35.0	$66,702	$215,100

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Frequently Asked Questions

The estimated US population is 332,387,540 based on Census ACS 2023 5-Year estimates. This covers all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

California is the most populated state with over 39 million residents, followed by Texas, Florida, and New York. Together, these four states account for about one-third of the total US population.

Population Review uses data from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 5-Year estimates, published by the US Census Bureau. The ACS surveys approximately 3.5 million households annually and provides detailed demographic, economic, and housing data down to the county and city level.

Each profile includes population, median age, age distribution, racial composition, median household income, poverty rate, education levels, housing values, rent costs, homeownership rates, and commute patterns.