Resident Population of States: 1980 to 2000 statistics


		Population		2000	Change, 1990 to 2000
Area	April 1, 1980	April 1, 1990	April 1, 2000	Population Rank	Numeric	Percent

United States	226,545,805	248,790,925	281,421,906	(X)	32,630,981	13.1
Alabama	3,893,888	4,040,389	4,447,100	23	406,711	10.1
Alaska	401,851	550,043	626,932	48	76,889	14.0
Arizona	2,718,215	3,665,339	5,130,632	20	1,465,293	40.0
Arkansas	2,286,435	2,350,624	2,673,400	33	322,776	13.7
California	23,667,902	29,811,427	33,871,648	1	4,060,221	13.6
Colorado	2,889,964	3,294,473	4,301,261	24	1,006,788	30.6
Connecticut	3,107,576	3,287,116	3,405,565	29	118,449	3.6
Delaware	594,338	666,168	783,600	45	117,432	17.6
District of Columbia	638,333	606,900	572,059	(X)	-34,841	-5.7
Florida	9,746,324	12,938,071	15,982,378	4	3,044,307	23.5
Georgia	5,463,105	6,478,149	8,186,453	10	1,708,304	26.4
Hawaii	964,691	1,108,229	1,211,537	42	103,308	9.3
Idaho	943,935	1,006,734	1,293,953	39	287,219	28.5
Illinois	11,426,518	11,430,602	12,419,293	5	988,691	8.6
Indiana	5,490,224	5,544,156	6,080,485	14	536,329	9.7
Iowa	2,913,808	2,776,831	2,926,324	30	149,493	5.4
Kansas	2,363,679	2,477,588	2,688,418	32	210,830	8.5
Kentucky	3,660,777	3,686,892	4,041,769	25	354,877	9.6
Louisiana	4,205,900	4,221,826	4,468,976	22	247,150	5.9
Maine	1,124,660	1,227,928	1,274,923	40	46,995	3.8
Maryland	4,216,975	4,780,753	5,296,486	19	515,733	10.8
Massachusetts	5,737,037	6,016,425	6,349,097	13	332,672	5.5
Michigan	9,262,078	9,295,287	9,938,444	8	643,157	6.9
Minnesota	4,075,970	4,375,665	4,919,479	21	543,814	12.4
Mississippi	2,520,638	2,575,475	2,844,658	31	269,183	10.5
Missouri	4,916,686	5,116,901	5,595,211	17	478,310	9.3
Montana	786,690	799,065	902,195	44	103,130	12.9
Nebraska	1,569,825	1,578,417	1,711,263	38	132,846	8.4
Nevada	800,493	1,201,675	1,998,257	35	796,582	66.3
New Hampshire	920,610	1,109,252	1,235,786	41	126,534	11.4
New Jersey	7,364,823	7,747,750	8,414,350	9	666,600	8.6
New Mexico	1,302,894	1,515,069	1,819,046	36	303,977	20.1
New York	17,558,072	17,990,778	18,976,457	3	985,679	5.5
North Carolina	5,881,766	6,632,448	8,049,313	11	1,416,865	21.4
North Dakota	652,717	638,800	642,200	47	3,400	0.5
Ohio	10,797,630	10,847,115	11,353,140	7	506,025	4.7
Oklahoma	3,025,290	3,145,576	3,450,654	27	305,078	9.7
Oregon	2,633,105	2,842,337	3,421,399	28	579,062	20.4
Pennsylvania	11,863,895	11,882,842	12,281,054	6	398,212	3.4
Rhode Island	947,154	1,003,464	1,048,319	43	44,855	4.5
South Carolina	3,121,820	3,486,310	4,012,012	26	525,702	15.1
South Dakota	690,768	696,004	754,844	46	58,840	8.5
Tennessee	4,591,120	4,877,203	5,689,283	16	812,080	16.7
Texas	14,229,191	16,986,335	20,851,820	2	3,865,485	22.8
Utah	1,461,037	1,722,850	2,233,169	34	510,319	29.6
Vermont	511,456	562,758	608,827	49	46,069	8.2
Virginia	5,346,818	6,189,197	7,078,515	12	889,318	14.4
Washington	4,132,156	4,866,669	5,894,121	15	1,027,452	21.1
West Virginia	1,949,644	1,793,477	1,808,344	37	14,867	0.8
Wisconsin	4,705,767	4,891,954	5,363,675	18	471,721	9.6
Wyoming	469,557	453,589	493,782	50	40,193	8.9

https://allcountries.org/uscensus/6_resident_population_of_states_1980.html

These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.

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