The resident population of U.S is 311,556,874 as of July 1, 2011.
Resident | 311,556,874 |
Resident Plus Armed Forces Overseas | 311,973,914 |
Civilian | 310,339,224 |
Noninstitutionalized Civilian | 306,340,687 |
Household | 303,494,581 |
All the data are sourced from US Census Bureau [48]. The definition of Civilian noninstitutional population: US Department of Labor.
The most populated state is California (37,638,369), and the least is Wyoming (567,299) as of July 1, 2011. The below table shows all states population in 2011 [1].
State | Population |
Alabama | 4,799,069 |
Alaska | 722,128 |
Arizona | 6,472,643 |
Arkansas | 2,940,667 |
California | 37,638,369 |
Colorado | 5,121,108 |
Connecticut | 3,588,283 |
Delaware | 907,381 |
District of Columbia | 619,800 |
Florida | 19,053,237 |
Georgia | 9,802,431 |
Hawaii | 1,379,329 |
Idaho | 1,583,910 |
Illinois | 12,867,454 |
Indiana | 6,516,528 |
Iowa | 3,066,336 |
Kansas | 2,869,225 |
Kentucky | 4,369,821 |
Louisiana | 4,575,625 |
Maine | 1,328,284 |
Maryland | 5,839,419 |
Massachusetts | 6,613,583 |
Michigan | 9,882,412 |
Minnesota | 5,346,143 |
Mississippi | 2,978,731 |
Missouri | 6,010,275 |
Montana | 997,316 |
Nebraska | 1,840,672 |
Nevada | 2,712,730 |
New Hampshire | 1,320,202 |
New Jersey | 8,828,117 |
New Mexico | 2,080,450 |
New York | 19,499,241 |
North Carolina | 9,657,592 |
North Dakota | 685,225 |
Ohio | 11,544,663 |
Oklahoma | 3,788,379 |
Oregon | 3,872,036 |
Pennsylvania | 12,745,815 |
Rhode Island | 1,053,649 |
South Carolina | 4,671,994 |
South Dakota | 823,579 |
Tennessee | 6,399,291 |
Texas | 25,645,629 |
Utah | 2,814,384 |
Vermont | 627,049 |
Virginia | 8,101,155 |
Washington | 6,826,627 |
West Virginia | 1,856,301 |
Wisconsin | 5,705,288 |
Wyoming | 567,299 |