The resident population of U.S is 313,830,990 as of July 1, 2012.
Resident | 313,830,990 |
Resident Plus Armed Forces Overseas | 314,167,558 |
Civilian | 312,590,831 |
Noninstitutionalized Civilian | 308,610,189 |
Household | 305,747,814 |
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 (37,948,800), and the least is Wyoming (576,305) as of July 1, 2012. The below table shows all states population in 2012 [1].
State | Population |
Alabama | 4,815,588 |
Alaska | 730,443 |
Arizona | 6,554,978 |
Arkansas | 2,952,164 |
California | 37,948,800 |
Colorado | 5,192,647 |
Connecticut | 3,594,547 |
Delaware | 915,179 |
District of Columbia | 634,924 |
Florida | 19,297,822 |
Georgia | 9,901,430 |
Hawaii | 1,394,804 |
Idaho | 1,595,324 |
Illinois | 12,882,510 |
Indiana | 6,537,703 |
Iowa | 3,076,190 |
Kansas | 2,885,257 |
Kentucky | 4,386,346 |
Louisiana | 4,600,972 |
Maine | 1,327,729 |
Maryland | 5,886,992 |
Massachusetts | 6,663,005 |
Michigan | 9,897,145 |
Minnesota | 5,376,643 |
Mississippi | 2,983,816 |
Missouri | 6,024,367 |
Montana | 1,003,783 |
Nebraska | 1,853,303 |
Nevada | 2,743,996 |
New Hampshire | 1,324,232 |
New Jersey | 8,844,942 |
New Mexico | 2,087,309 |
New York | 19,572,932 |
North Carolina | 9,749,476 |
North Dakota | 701,176 |
Ohio | 11,548,923 |
Oklahoma | 3,818,814 |
Oregon | 3,899,001 |
Pennsylvania | 12,767,118 |
Rhode Island | 1,054,621 |
South Carolina | 4,717,354 |
South Dakota | 833,566 |
Tennessee | 6,453,898 |
Texas | 26,084,481 |
Utah | 2,853,375 |
Vermont | 626,090 |
Virginia | 8,185,080 |
Washington | 6,897,058 |
West Virginia | 1,856,872 |
Wisconsin | 5,719,960 |
Wyoming | 576,305 |