List of U.S. states by population

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Downtown Los Angeles, California: the most populous city of the most populous state.
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Downtown Los Angeles, California: the most populous city of the most populous state.
Midtown Manhattan in New York City, the most populous city in the nation.
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Midtown Manhattan in New York City, the most populous city in the nation.

This is a list of United States of America states by population as of 2000, according to the 2000 Census taken by the United States Census Bureau. The total population of the United States was 281,421,906, and was estimated to be 297,565,847 in November 2005.

Rank State Population
1 California 33,871,648
2 Texas 20,851,820
3 New York 18,976,457
4 Florida 15,982,378
5 Illinois 12,419,293
6 Pennsylvania 12,281,054
7 Ohio 11,353,140
8 Michigan 9,938,444
9 New Jersey 8,414,350
10 Georgia 8,186,453
11 North Carolina 8,049,313
12 Virginia 7,078,515
13 Massachusetts 6,349,097
14 Indiana 6,080,485
15 Washington 5,894,121
16 Tennessee 5,689,283
17 Missouri 5,595,211
18 Wisconsin 5,363,675
19 Maryland 5,296,486
20 Arizona 5,130,632
21 Minnesota 4,919,479
22 Louisiana 4,468,976
23 Alabama 4,447,100
24 Colorado 4,301,261
25 Kentucky 4,041,769
26 South Carolina 4,012,012
27 Oklahoma 3,450,654
28 Oregon 3,421,399
29 Connecticut 3,405,565
30 Iowa 2,926,324
31 Mississippi 2,844,658
32 Kansas 2,688,418
33 Arkansas 2,673,400
34 Utah 2,233,169
35 Nevada 1,998,257
36 New Mexico 1,819,046
37 West Virginia 1,808,344
38 Nebraska 1,711,263
39 Idaho 1,293,953
40 Maine 1,274,923
41 New Hampshire 1,235,786
42 Hawaii 1,211,537
43 Rhode Island 1,048,319
44 Montana 902,195
45 Delaware 783,600
46 South Dakota 754,844
47 North Dakota 642,200
48 Alaska 626,932
49 Vermont 608,827
District of Columbia 553,523
50 Wyoming 493,782

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