Population Growth by State

Alabama is the twenty-seventh fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 5%.

Alaska saw a 3% population growth, likely influenced by factors such as natural resource development and tourism.

Arizona is the ninth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 10%.

Arkansas experienced a comparable growth rate of 3%, indicating a gradual increase in its population.

California is the twenty-fourth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 6%.

Colorado is the sixth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 13%.

Connecticut experienced a 1% population growth, showcasing its appeal as a Northeastern state with a high standard of living.

Delaware is the thirteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 9%.

Florida is the eighth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 12%.

Georgia is the twelfth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 9%.

Hawaii is the twenty-third fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 6%.

Idaho is the second fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 14%.

Illinois saw no population growth in 2022, suggesting stable demographics in the state.

Indiana is the twenty-ninth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 4%.

Iowa is the twenty-eighth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 4%.

Kansas also recorded a 3% population growth, suggesting steady growth in the state.

Kentucky demonstrated a growth rate of 4%, contributing to its evolving demographic landscape.

Louisiana recorded a population growth of 3%, contributing to its vibrant cultural heritage and economic opportunities.

Maine experienced a 2% population growth, showcasing its appeal as a scenic coastal state with a rich history.

Maryland is the twenty-second fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 6%.

Massachusetts is the twenty-first fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 7%.

Michigan saw a 2% population growth, reflecting its resurgence as an automotive and technology hub.

Minnesota is the nineteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 7%.

Mississippi also experienced no population growth, indicating a relatively steady population in the state.

Missouri experienced a population growth of 3%, reflecting its appeal as a Midwestern state with a variety of urban and rural areas.

Montana is the fourteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 9%.

Nebraska is the twentieth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 7%.

Nevada is the fifth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 13%.

New Hampshire is the thirtieth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 4%.

New Jersey is the twenty-fifth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 5%.

New Mexico demonstrated a similar growth rate of 3%, potentially influenced by its cultural diversity and scenic landscapes.

New York also saw a 4% population growth, reflecting the continued attractiveness of the state.

North Carolina is the fifteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 9%.

North Dakota is the fourth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 13%.

Ohio recorded a 2% population growth, indicating steady growth in the state's diverse industries and communities.

Oklahoma is the twenty-sixth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 5%.

Oregon is the eleventh fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 9%.

Pennsylvania saw a 2% population growth, reflecting its diverse urban centers and strong educational institutions.

Rhode Island experienced a population growth of 4% in 2022.

South Dakota is the sixteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 8%.

Tennessee is the seventeenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 8%.

Texas is the third fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 13%.

Utah is the fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 15%.

Vermont saw a 3% population growth, highlighting its attractiveness as a picturesque New England state.

Virginia is the eighteenth fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 7%.

Washington is the seventh fastest growing state with a population growth rate of 12%.

West Virginia witnessed a negative growth rate of -3.33%, reflecting a decline in population, potentially influenced by economic factors and outmigration.

Wisconsin recorded a population growth of 3%, signaling moderate expansion in the state.

Wyoming demonstrated a 2% population growth, potentially influenced by its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities.