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State and federal district directory · population July 1, 2025; household income 2020–2024
Area Type / code Population Median household income County profiles
Alabama State · 01 5,193,088 $63,999 67
Alaska State · 02 737,270 $92,788 30
Arizona State · 04 7,623,818 $79,964 15
Arkansas State · 05 3,114,791 $60,773 75
California State · 06 39,355,309 $99,122 58
Colorado State · 08 6,012,561 $95,470 64
Connecticut State · 09 3,688,496 $95,781 9
Delaware State · 10 1,059,952 $84,954 3
District of Columbia Federal district · 11 693,645 $109,870 1
Florida State · 12 23,462,518 $74,568 67
Georgia State · 13 11,302,748 $77,353 159
Hawaii State · 15 1,432,820 $100,389 5
Idaho State · 16 2,029,733 $77,800 44
Illinois State · 17 12,719,141 $83,390 102
Indiana State · 18 6,973,333 $71,957 92
Iowa State · 19 3,238,387 $75,059 99
Kansas State · 20 2,977,220 $74,275 105
Kentucky State · 21 4,606,864 $63,726 120
Louisiana State · 22 4,618,189 $60,756 64
Maine State · 23 1,414,874 $74,733 16
Maryland State · 24 6,265,347 $103,678 24
Massachusetts State · 25 7,154,084 $103,960 14
Michigan State · 26 10,127,884 $72,875 83
Minnesota State · 27 5,830,405 $89,062 87
Mississippi State · 28 2,954,160 $56,447 82
Missouri State · 29 6,270,541 $70,702 115
Montana State · 30 1,144,694 $72,509 56
Nebraska State · 31 2,018,006 $76,475 93
Nevada State · 32 3,282,188 $78,260 17
New Hampshire State · 33 1,415,342 $99,031 10
New Jersey State · 34 9,548,215 $103,556 21
New Mexico State · 35 2,125,498 $64,059 33
New York State · 36 20,002,427 $85,974 62
North Carolina State · 37 11,197,968 $72,388 100
North Dakota State · 38 799,358 $76,657 53
Ohio State · 39 11,900,510 $71,389 88
Oklahoma State · 40 4,123,288 $65,039 77
Oregon State · 41 4,273,586 $83,011 36
Pennsylvania State · 42 13,059,432 $77,971 67
Rhode Island State · 44 1,114,521 $87,796 5
South Carolina State · 45 5,570,274 $69,324 46
South Dakota State · 46 935,094 $75,081 66
Tennessee State · 47 7,315,076 $69,595 95
Texas State · 48 31,709,821 $78,476 254
Utah State · 49 3,538,904 $95,166 29
Vermont State · 50 644,663 $81,203 14
Virginia State · 51 8,880,107 $93,170 133
Washington State · 53 8,001,020 $98,141 39
West Virginia State · 54 1,766,147 $59,608 55
Wisconsin State · 55 5,972,787 $77,485 72
Wyoming State · 56 588,753 $76,176 23
Population is an annual PEP estimate, while income is a five-year ACS estimate in 2024 dollars. The columns are contextual measures with different periods. This is an alphabetical directory, not a ranking. County profiles distinguish county equivalents and do not replace city statistics.

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