Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Population for the United States, Regions, and States: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013
Geographic Area	April 1, 2010		Population Estimate (as of July 1)				% Change
	Census	Estimates Base	2010	2011	2012	2013	2012 to 2013
United States	308,745,538	308,747,716	309,326,295	311,582,564	313,873,685	316,128,839	0.7
Northeast	55,317,240	55,317,261	55,376,322	55,598,499	55,771,792	55,943,073	0.3
Midwest	66,927,001	66,927,549	66,976,321	67,146,663	67,321,425	67,547,890	0.3
South	114,555,744	114,557,273	114,857,899	116,032,322	117,253,992	118,383,453	1.0
West	71,945,553	71,945,633	72,115,753	72,805,080	73,526,476	74,254,423	1.0
.Alabama	4,779,736	4,779,758	4,785,570	4,801,627	4,817,528	4,833,722	0.3
.Alaska	710,231	710,231	713,868	723,375	730,307	735,132	0.7
.Arizona	6,392,017	6,392,015	6,408,790	6,468,796	6,551,149	6,626,624	1.2
.Arkansas	2,915,918	2,915,916	2,922,280	2,938,506	2,949,828	2,959,373	0.3
.California	37,253,956	37,253,959	37,333,601	37,668,681	37,999,878	38,332,521	0.9
.Colorado	5,029,196	5,029,196	5,048,196	5,118,400	5,189,458	5,268,367	1.5
.Connecticut	3,574,097	3,574,097	3,579,210	3,588,948	3,591,765	3,596,080	0.1
.Delaware	897,934	897,936	899,711	907,985	917,053	925,749	0.9
.District of Columbia	601,723	601,767	605,125	619,624	633,427	646,449	2.1
.Florida	18,801,310	18,802,690	18,846,054	19,083,482	19,320,749	19,552,860	1.2
.Georgia	9,687,653	9,687,663	9,713,248	9,810,181	9,915,646	9,992,167	0.8
.Hawaii	1,360,301	1,360,301	1,363,731	1,376,897	1,390,090	1,404,054	1.0
.Idaho	1,567,582	1,567,652	1,570,718	1,583,930	1,595,590	1,612,136	1.0
.Illinois	12,830,632	12,830,632	12,839,695	12,855,970	12,868,192	12,882,135	0.1
.Indiana	6,483,802	6,483,797	6,489,965	6,516,336	6,537,782	6,570,902	0.5
.Iowa	3,046,355	3,046,857	3,050,314	3,064,102	3,075,039	3,090,416	0.5
.Kansas	2,853,118	2,853,116	2,858,910	2,869,548	2,885,398	2,893,957	0.3
.Kentucky	4,339,367	4,339,357	4,347,698	4,366,869	4,379,730	4,395,295	0.4
.Louisiana	4,533,372	4,533,372	4,545,392	4,575,197	4,602,134	4,625,470	0.5
.Maine	1,328,361	1,328,361	1,327,366	1,327,844	1,328,501	1,328,302	0.0
.Maryland	5,773,552	5,773,623	5,787,193	5,840,241	5,884,868	5,928,814	0.7
.Massachusetts	6,547,629	6,547,629	6,563,263	6,606,285	6,645,303	6,692,824	0.7
.Michigan	9,883,640	9,883,701	9,876,149	9,874,589	9,882,519	9,895,622	0.1
.Minnesota	5,303,925	5,303,925	5,310,337	5,347,108	5,379,646	5,420,380	0.8
.Mississippi	2,967,297	2,967,299	2,970,047	2,977,886	2,986,450	2,991,207	0.2
.Missouri	5,988,927	5,988,923	5,996,063	6,010,065	6,024,522	6,044,171	0.3
.Montana	989,415	989,417	990,527	997,600	1,005,494	1,015,165	1.0
.Nebraska	1,826,341	1,826,341	1,829,838	1,841,749	1,855,350	1,868,516	0.7
.Nevada	2,700,551	2,700,552	2,703,230	2,717,951	2,754,354	2,790,136	1.3
.New Hampshire	1,316,470	1,316,469	1,316,614	1,318,075	1,321,617	1,323,459	0.1
.New Jersey	8,791,894	8,791,909	8,802,707	8,836,639	8,867,749	8,899,339	0.4
.New Mexico	2,059,179	2,059,183	2,064,982	2,077,919	2,083,540	2,085,287	0.1
.New York	19,378,102	19,378,105	19,398,228	19,502,728	19,576,125	19,651,127	0.4
.North Carolina	9,535,483	9,535,471	9,559,533	9,651,377	9,748,364	9,848,060	1.0
.North Dakota	672,591	672,591	674,344	684,867	701,345	723,393	3.1
.Ohio	11,536,504	11,536,503	11,545,435	11,549,772	11,553,031	11,570,808	0.2
.Oklahoma	3,751,351	3,751,357	3,759,263	3,785,534	3,815,780	3,850,568	0.9
.Oregon	3,831,074	3,831,073	3,837,208	3,867,937	3,899,801	3,930,065	0.8
.Pennsylvania	12,702,379	12,702,379	12,710,472	12,741,310	12,764,475	12,773,801	0.1
.Rhode Island	1,052,567	1,052,567	1,052,669	1,050,350	1,050,304	1,051,511	0.1
.South Carolina	4,625,364	4,625,360	4,636,361	4,673,509	4,723,417	4,774,839	1.1
.South Dakota	814,180	814,180	816,211	823,772	834,047	844,877	1.3
.Tennessee	6,346,105	6,346,113	6,356,683	6,398,361	6,454,914	6,495,978	0.6
.Texas	25,145,561	25,145,561	25,245,178	25,640,909	26,060,796	26,448,193	1.5
.Utah	2,763,885	2,763,885	2,774,424	2,814,784	2,854,871	2,900,872	1.6
.Vermont	625,741	625,745	625,793	626,320	625,953	626,630	0.1
.Virginia	8,001,024	8,001,031	8,024,417	8,105,850	8,186,628	8,260,405	0.9
.Washington	6,724,540	6,724,543	6,742,256	6,821,481	6,895,318	6,971,406	1.1
.West Virginia	1,852,994	1,852,999	1,854,146	1,855,184	1,856,680	1,854,304	-0.1
.Wisconsin	5,686,986	5,686,983	5,689,060	5,708,785	5,724,554	5,742,713	0.3
.Wyoming	563,626	563,626	564,222	567,329	576,626	582,658	1.0
Table 2. Cumulative Estimates of the Components of Resident Population Change: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013
Geographic Area	Total Population Change [1]	Natural Increase	Vital Events		Net Migration
			Births	Deaths	Total	International [2]	Domestic
United States	7,381,123	4,707,508	12,867,530	8,160,022	2,673,615	2,673,615	(X)
Northeast Region	625,812	568,202	2,086,367	1,518,165	86,994	711,505	-624,511
Midwest Region	620,341	826,143	2,703,481	1,877,338	-194,864	350,883	-545,747
South Region	3,826,180	1,765,813	4,908,455	3,142,642	2,026,010	990,043	1,035,967
West Region	2,308,790	1,547,350	3,169,227	1,621,877	755,475	621,184	134,291
Alabama	53,964	35,848	192,880	157,032	17,425	17,345	80
Alaska	24,901	24,745	37,432	12,687	387	5,963	-5,576
Arizona	234,609	121,237	280,500	159,263	109,506	34,802	74,704
Arkansas	43,457	31,262	125,153	93,891	12,703	9,617	3,086
California	1,078,562	847,471	1,639,896	792,425	235,315	389,166	-153,851
Colorado	239,171	107,466	213,310	105,844	127,485	27,533	99,952
Connecticut	21,983	26,522	121,106	94,584	-1,314	49,186	-50,500
Delaware	27,813	11,032	36,651	25,619	16,919	7,717	9,202
District of Columbia	44,682	14,595	30,509	15,914	29,957	8,984	20,973
Florida	750,170	121,075	697,507	576,432	618,974	310,822	308,152
Georgia	304,504	197,541	431,440	233,899	100,318	72,269	28,049
Hawaii	43,753	26,544	61,617	35,073	17,517	23,621	-6,104
Idaho	44,484	35,873	72,866	36,993	8,631	5,062	3,569
Illinois	51,503	193,378	522,582	329,204	-137,318	87,386	-224,704
Indiana	87,105	85,115	270,980	185,865	3,642	30,010	-26,368
Iowa	43,559	34,438	124,024	89,586	9,581	13,282	-3,701
Kansas	40,841	50,974	129,453	78,479	-10,197	16,752	-26,949
Kentucky	55,938	42,283	178,854	136,571	14,367	18,342	-3,975
Louisiana	92,098	68,030	201,132	133,102	24,263	21,772	2,491
Maine	-59	-725	41,079	41,804	555	3,351	-2,796
Maryland	155,191	92,207	237,890	145,683	63,882	78,498	-14,616
Massachusetts	145,195	63,577	237,323	173,746	84,872	98,131	-13,259
Michigan	11,921	80,156	368,960	288,804	-68,491	55,145	-123,636
Minnesota	116,455	95,068	221,965	126,897	21,469	38,525	-17,056
Mississippi	23,908	35,682	129,036	93,354	-12,015	7,448	-19,463
Missouri	55,248	67,751	246,651	178,900	-11,701	23,960	-35,661
Montana	25,748	10,260	39,217	28,957	15,200	2,374	12,826
Nebraska	42,175	35,584	83,616	48,032	7,322	10,357	-3,035
Nevada	89,584	48,515	115,278	66,763	40,356	23,372	16,984
New Hampshire	6,990	7,347	41,529	34,182	-135	5,631	-5,766
New Jersey	107,430	114,688	343,341	228,653	-2,776	145,374	-148,150
New Mexico	26,104	36,121	88,993	52,872	-9,750	5,837	-15,587
New York	273,022	296,542	782,989	486,447	-10,406	318,132	-328,538
North Carolina	312,589	131,753	392,193	260,440	174,584	67,302	107,282
North Dakota	50,802	12,271	31,187	18,916	38,223	3,602	34,621
Ohio	34,305	90,037	446,255	356,218	-52,638	49,792	-102,430
Oklahoma	99,211	50,556	170,749	120,193	47,198	15,866	31,332
Oregon	98,992	41,212	146,600	105,388	56,636	20,269	36,367
Pennsylvania	71,422	52,931	463,777	410,846	23,376	78,567	-55,191
Rhode Island	-1,056	4,753	35,614	30,861	-5,672	11,659	-17,331
South Carolina	149,479	50,194	187,168	136,974	96,655	21,730	74,925
South Dakota	30,697	15,838	38,555	22,717	14,960	3,404	11,556
Tennessee	149,865	63,809	258,550	194,741	85,498	26,507	58,991
Texas	1,302,632	684,632	1,238,002	553,370	610,692	207,102	403,590
Utah	136,987	117,951	166,447	48,496	18,957	13,966	4,991
Vermont	885	2,567	19,609	17,042	-1,506	1,474	-2,980
Virginia	259,374	138,401	334,232	195,831	119,680	95,545	24,135
Washington	246,863	120,067	282,772	162,705	126,307	68,105	58,202
West Virginia	1,305	-3,087	66,509	69,596	4,910	3,177	1,733
Wisconsin	55,730	65,533	219,253	153,720	-9,716	18,668	-28,384
Wyoming	19,032	9,888	24,299	14,411	8,928	1,114	7,814
Table 3. Annual Estimates of the Components of Resident Population Change: July 1, 2012 to July 1, 2013
Geographic Area	Total Population Change [1]	Natural Increase	Vital Events		Net Migration
			Births	Deaths	Total	International [2]	Domestic
United States	2,255,154	1,412,009	3,952,937	2,540,928	843,145	843,145	(X)
Northeast Region	171,281	169,644	640,702	471,058	18,540	227,173	-208,633
Midwest Region	226,465	251,688	827,949	576,261	-17,411	110,489	-127,900
South Region	1,129,461	526,545	1,510,183	983,638	590,392	309,637	280,755
West Region	727,947	464,132	974,103	509,971	251,624	195,846	55,778
Alabama	16,194	9,936	58,858	48,922	5,707	5,256	451
Alaska	4,825	7,497	11,610	4,113	-2,178	1,828	-4,006
Arizona	75,475	35,720	85,994	50,274	37,281	10,864	26,417
Arkansas	9,545	9,671	38,464	28,793	934	2,965	-2,031
California	332,643	253,067	503,634	250,567	73,958	123,217	-49,259
Colorado	78,909	32,672	65,831	33,159	44,857	8,573	36,284
Connecticut	4,315	7,923	37,172	29,249	-1,522	15,702	-17,224
Delaware	8,696	3,261	11,286	8,025	5,432	2,422	3,010
District of Columbia	13,022	4,438	9,589	5,151	9,177	2,858	6,319
Florida	232,111	33,421	215,542	182,121	190,938	99,454	91,484
Georgia	76,521	58,896	132,184	73,288	15,996	22,343	-6,347
Hawaii	13,964	7,583	19,016	11,433	6,002	7,459	-1,457
Idaho	16,546	10,937	22,187	11,250	6,142	1,563	4,579
Illinois	13,943	56,774	158,964	102,190	-39,562	27,751	-67,313
Indiana	33,120	25,992	83,179	57,187	8,225	9,404	-1,179
Iowa	15,377	10,742	38,091	27,349	4,814	4,143	671
Kansas	8,559	15,923	39,624	23,701	-7,452	5,105	-12,557
Kentucky	15,565	12,673	54,554	41,881	3,279	5,569	-2,290
Louisiana	23,336	19,701	61,703	42,002	4,203	6,695	-2,492
Maine	-199	-300	12,566	12,866	-381	1,042	-1,423
Maryland	43,946	27,035	73,240	46,205	16,419	24,944	-8,525
Massachusetts	47,521	19,380	73,491	54,111	28,516	31,349	-2,833
Michigan	13,103	24,484	113,202	88,718	-11,051	17,488	-28,539
Minnesota	40,734	29,289	68,205	38,916	11,061	12,208	-1,147
Mississippi	4,757	10,372	39,348	28,976	-4,806	2,232	-7,038
Missouri	19,649	20,349	75,382	55,033	-150	7,462	-7,612
Montana	9,671	3,288	12,103	8,815	6,192	725	5,467
Nebraska	13,166	11,318	25,703	14,385	2,519	3,214	-695
Nevada	35,782	14,481	35,504	21,023	20,317	7,463	12,854
New Hampshire	1,842	2,235	12,732	10,497	-574	1,781	-2,355
New Jersey	31,590	34,017	104,769	70,752	1,338	46,373	-45,035
New Mexico	1,747	10,674	27,146	16,472	-8,809	1,717	-10,526
New York	75,002	88,211	240,299	152,088	-2,692	101,778	-104,470
North Carolina	99,696	38,364	119,932	81,568	57,785	20,545	37,240
North Dakota	22,048	4,274	10,028	5,754	18,051	1,090	16,961
Ohio	17,777	27,004	136,456	109,452	-7,386	15,708	-23,094
Oklahoma	34,788	15,279	52,504	37,225	19,024	4,756	14,268
Oregon	30,264	12,606	45,135	32,529	16,590	6,375	10,215
Pennsylvania	9,326	15,778	142,753	126,975	-5,722	24,996	-30,718
Rhode Island	1,207	1,506	10,911	9,405	-234	3,688	-3,922
South Carolina	51,422	14,526	57,457	42,931	35,837	6,513	29,324
South Dakota	10,830	5,256	11,992	6,736	5,802	1,040	4,762
Tennessee	41,064	19,575	79,933	60,358	20,804	8,155	12,649
Texas	387,397	208,045	381,897	173,852	177,715	64,187	113,528
Utah	46,001	35,965	50,840	14,875	9,920	4,353	5,567
Vermont	677	894	6,009	5,115	-189	464	-653
Virginia	73,777	42,368	103,284	60,916	32,861	29,762	3,099
Washington	76,088	36,502	87,554	51,052	38,411	21,384	17,027
West Virginia	-2,376	-1,016	20,408	21,424	-913	981	-1,894
Wisconsin	18,159	20,283	67,123	46,840	-2,282	5,876	-8,158
Wyoming	6,032	3,140	7,549	4,409	2,941	325	2,616
Note: The estimates are based on the 2010 Census and reflect changes to the April 1, 2010 population due to the Count Question Resolution program and geographic program revisions. See Geographic Terms and Definitions at http://www.census.gov/popest/about/geo/terms.html for a list of the states that are included in each region and division. All geographic boundaries for the 2013 population estimates series are defined as of January 1, 2013. For population estimates methodology statements, see http://www.census.gov/popest/methodology/index.html.
(X) Not applicable.
[1] Total population change includes a residual. This residual represents the change in population that cannot be attributed to any specific demographic component. See Population Estimates Terms and Definitions at http://www.census.gov/popest/about/terms.html.
[2] Net international migration includes the international migration of both native and foreign-born populations. Specifically, it includes: (a) the net international migration of the foreign born, (b) the net migration between the United States and Puerto Rico, (c) the net migration of natives to and from the United States, and (d) the net movement of the Armed Forces population between the United States and overseas.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division Release Date: January 2014