North American Community Hub Statistics
The 12 least-populated states in the U.S., ranging from Wyoming with 586,485 residents to West Virginia with 1,766,110, provide key insights into demographic trends. States like Delaware and Montana have shown notable growth rates of over 5% in recent years, while others, like West Virginia and Hawaii, have experienced population declines. This analysis examines their … Read more
As of 2025, Kansas’s population is estimated to be approximately 2,944,380 according to World Population Review. This reflects a modest increase from the 2010 Census figure of 2,853,118, indicating a steady growth over the past 14 years. The state’s annual growth rate has been around 0.57%, ranking it 31st among all 50 states in terms … Read more
Connecticut’s population in 2025 is estimated to be 3,625,650, reflecting a slight decline at a rate of 0.11% per year according to the World Population Review. Despite this slight growth early on, Connecticut has experienced a steady decline in recent years, making it one of only seven states with a declining population trend since 2016. … Read more
Oklahoma’s population in 2025 is estimated to be 4,088,380, reflecting steady growth over the years according to the World Population Review. This places Oklahoma on the verge of surpassing the significant milestone of 4.1 million residents. The state’s growth rate is currently 0.84%, ranking it 24th in the nation for population growth. The state ranks … Read more
North Texas counties see staggering growth as Fort Worth edges closer to 1 million residents DALLAS — North Texas remains the most populated region in Texas, surpassing 8.3 million residents, driven by explosive growth in Collin, Tarrant, Denton, Rockwall, and Kaufman counties, according to new data from the Texas Demographic Center. Between 2020 and January … Read more
ALBANY, NY — New York State may experience a population decline of over 2 million residents by 2050 a completely different demographic picture, according to new projections from Cornell University’s Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy. The findings underscore an urgent demographic challenge fueled by domestic migration, declining fertility rates, and an aging population. … Read more
Indiana’s estimated population for 2025 is 6,892,120, reflecting steady growth over recent years according to World Population Review. Historically, the population has seen consistent increases, with the most recent detailed census reporting 6,483,802 residents in 2010—an increase of 6.6% since 2000. By 2015, estimates placed the population at 6,619,680, and in 2016, Indiana experienced a … Read more
Coastal populations are growing rapidly across the globe. This surge is visible in the expansion of waterfront cities and the mounting toll from stronger storms and rising sea levels. Despite this clear trend, accurately measuring the scale of these population changes has been a challenge—until now. One sociologist from Mississippi State University and a computer … Read more
Situated in the northwestern region of the United States, Idaho is one of the larger states in terms of land area, ranking 14th in size among U.S. states. Its population growth over the years has been notable. According to the 2010 Census, Idaho had a population of 1,567,582, reflecting a significant increase of over 20% … Read more
Virginia population is estimated at 8,626,210, marking a noteworthy increase since the last census according to the World Population Review. This growth positions Virginia among the top states in the country in terms of population expansion. Bordered by Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Despite these numbers, there are emerging challenges that could … Read more
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