According to the World Population Review, North Dakota’s population reached 788,940 in 2024, marking steady progress in its demographic expansion. In the census 2020, it had 779,094 residents. Between 2010 and 2020, North Dakota experienced a significant increase of more than 106,000 residents, a trend expected to continue. Projections suggest that North Dakota could see … Read more
With a population of 9,320,860, the state remains the most densely populated in the country as per World Population Review notes. This bustling region has experienced a steady increase in its population, reflecting both natural growth and migration patterns. In recent years, New Jersey has seen fluctuations influenced by factors like housing availability and economic … Read more
As of 2024, Arkansas population stands at approximately 3,089,060. This marks a significant increase from the 2010 official census count of 2,915,918. According to World Population Review, these figures place Arkansas as the 32nd largest state in terms of population within the United States. The steady uptick in population numbers reflects consistent growth trends observed … Read more
Wyoming’s population trends provide intriguing insights into the demographics of this expansive state. With a current population of approximately 586,485 in 2023, Wyoming has experienced modest growth over the years according to Neilsberg. Between 2010 and 2022, Wyoming’s population grew slowly, typically increasing by an average of 0.2% per year. Yet, periods of notable increases … Read more
This analysis presents an overview of the historical birth rate data in the United States, spanning from 1950 to 2024. The focus is on identifying key trends, such as years with the highest and lowest birth rates, examining growth rate fluctuations, and understanding periods of notable demographic changes. By breaking down the data, we can … Read more
Texas state continues to attract attention as one of the fastest-growing states in the United States. The population of Texas reached approximately 30,976,800 residents according to World Population Review. In the last census of 2020, it had 29,145,505 residents. With a robust growth rate, Texas population is projected to reach over 45 million by 2040. … Read more
While the city itself is projected to have a population of 480,194 according to World Population Review, and the broader Omaha metro area boasts an estimated 868,000 residents. This reflects a modest increase from the previous year, highlighting steady growth in the metropolitan region. Omaha’s status as the largest city in Nebraska is affirmed by … Read more
As of 2024, Boston’s population stands at approximately 654,423, marking a slight annual growth rate. Interestingly, this figure represents a decrease of 3.12% since the 2020 census according to World Population Review. This decline contrasts with the modest growth seen in previous years and presents a unique shift in Boston’s demographic trends. But the current … Read more
Iowa population is projected to be 3.21 million, reflecting consistent growth patterns observed over the past decade. These numbers hint at a sustainable population increase rooted in economic and social factors unique to the state. An examination of Iowa’s recent history shows an average growth rate of 0.4% per year from 2010 to 2022 according … Read more
In the latest census of US population, Arizona had a population of 7,151,502. As of 2024, Arizona’s population is approximately 7,497,004 as per World Population Review The data reveals that the state has consistently been one of the fastest-growing regions in the United States. From 2023 to 2026, annual growth rates are projected to decrease … Read more