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At the other end of the table, **Wyoming** has about **590,000** residents, which makes California roughly 67 times larger. That is the full span of the American map, from one state that rivals a midsize country to one smaller than many single cities.\n\nThese figures come from the [U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 population estimates](https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-state-total.html), the official count of how many people live in each state. The Bureau updates the number every year using births, deaths, and migration recorded since the 2020 Census. A higher rank here means only one thing: more people. It is not a measure of how well a state is run, how crowded it feels, or how fast it is growing.\n\nThe count matters well beyond bragging rights. The Census Bureau notes that these estimates are [used in federal funding allocations](https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/about.html) and as the denominators for almost every per-capita statistic, from crime rates to school spending. When a state gains or loses people, its share of federal money and its political weight move with it.\n```","order":2,"faqs":[]},{"tocTitle":"A Lopsided Map","contentTitle":"Five States Hold More Than a Third of the Country","content":"```\nPopulation is not spread evenly across the map. Just five states, **California**, **Texas**, **Florida**, New York, and Pennsylvania, account for close to **37%** of everyone living in the 50 states. The country's people are bunched into a handful of giants while most states hold a far smaller slice.\n\nThat lopsidedness shows up in the averages. The typical state has about **4.62 million** residents, but the simple average lands much higher because a few enormous states pull it upward. Most states sit in the low millions; only a small group at the top breaks far above the pack.\n\nTexas, the second-largest, holds **31.85 million** people, and Florida follows at **23.84 million**. Below the top tier, the drop-off is steep and steady. By the time the ranking reaches the smallest 10 states, each holds roughly a million people or fewer, less in some cases than a single large metro area inside California or Texas.\n```","order":3,"faqs":[]},{"tocTitle":"Big vs. Crowded","contentTitle":"The Biggest State Is Nowhere Near the Most Crowded","content":"```\nHaving the most people is not the same as being the most packed, and the gap between the two is wider than most readers expect. Population size and population density barely track each other across the states. The state with the most residents is not close to the densest, because density depends on land area as much as headcount.\n\n**California** is a clear example. It leads the country in people but sits only mid-pack in density, at about **250 residents per square mile**. **New Jersey**, with a fraction of California's population, is more than five times denser at roughly **1,300 per square mile**. The reason is geography: New Jersey squeezes its residents into about 7,354 square miles, while California spreads a much larger population across more than 150,000.\n\n{{scatter:0,1|xzero|yzero|title=The Most Populous States Are Not the Most Crowded|subtitle=Total population barely tracks with how densely packed a state is, because density depends on land area as much as headcount.}}\n\nThe extremes make the point. The [District of Columbia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_and_territories_of_the_United_States_by_population_density), a small federal enclave rather than a state, packs in more than 11,000 people per square mile, a figure no state approaches. At the opposite end, Alaska holds barely more than one person per square mile. Crowding is a story about space, not just about how many people a place can claim.\n```","order":4,"faqs":[]},{"tocTitle":"The Sun Belt Shift","contentTitle":"The People Are Moving South, and the Coasts Are Emptying","content":"```\nWhere a state ranks today says little about which way it is heading. Some of the biggest states are now shrinking. **New York**, the fourth-largest state, posted the steepest decline of all, losing residents at about **0.91%** a year. California and Illinois are losing people too, even as all three remain near the top of the table. Size is a snapshot of the past; growth is the signal of the future.\n\nThe growth is heading south and west. **Florida** is the fastest-growing state, adding people at about **1.91%** a year, with Idaho and South Carolina close behind. By region, the South gains roughly **0.66%** annually and the West about 0.53%, while the Northeast is flat to slightly negative. The map of who is gaining looks almost nothing like the map of who is biggest.\n\nThe Census Bureau's own breakdown explains why. The giant coastal states are losing residents to other states faster than anywhere else: [California, New York, and Illinois](https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024/population-estimates-international-migration.html) posted the largest net domestic migration losses, and the South was the only region where more people moved in than out. What keeps the big states from shrinking faster is international migration, which the Bureau reports drove most of the nation's recent growth.\n\nThis is the quiet rebalancing underneath a ranking that looks stable. California, Texas, and Florida will sit at the top for years, but the people fueling the country's growth are increasingly settling in the Sun Belt, not the historic population centers of the Northeast.\n```","order":5,"faqs":[]}],"metrics":[{"name":"Population","shortName":"Population","context":"Total number of people.","type":"Choropleth","inverted":false,"mapColorScheme":"pink","mapInterpolation":"linear","colorOverwrite":"","summary":"total","measurement":null,"dataset":[{"id":"rec4SAGB6xOCtDIsZ","year":2024,"sources":[{"name":"State Population Totals and Components of Change: 2020-2024","link":"https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-state-total.html","lastUpdated":"December, 2024","organization":{"name":"U.S. Census 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