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  The United States of America is the world's third most populated country after China and India. The Population of the United States of America is 332,403,550 (332 million) on January 1st, 2022. The population growth in the United States is mainly to high rates of immigration which have decreased since 2016. The US population grows on average by about 0.9 % every year but decreases annually. The birth rate in 2021 was 0.31 %. This is because of a decrease in total births over the year. The USA census is held once every 10 years to count the number of people and gather basic information, age, sex, and race. The information collected in the census is used for many purposes, to ensure each seat in Congress. They can build more housing, schools, and hospitals.

Population of USA
Population of USA

The United States is a major part of the developed world. The low fertility countries where each woman gives on average birth to less than 2 children.

 The Population of the United States of America in each State for the year 2021.

United States' total population           331,893,745

  1. Alabama                                     5,039,877
  2. Alaska                                            732,673
  3. Arizona                                       7,276,316 
  4. Arkansas                                      3,025,891
  5. California                                     39,237,836
  6. Colorado                                       5,812,069
  7. Connecticut                                   3,605,597
  8. Delaware                                       1,003,384
  9. District of Columbia                      670,050
  10. Florida                                            21,781,128
  11. Georgia                                           10,799,566
  12. Hawaii                                            1,441,553
  13. Idaho                                               1,900,923
  14. Illinois                                           12,671,469
  15. Indiana                                             6,805,985
  16. Iowa                                                 3,193,079
  17. Kansas                                             2,934,582
  18. Kentucky                                         4,509,394
  19. Louisiana                                         4,624,047
  20. Maine                                               1,372,247
  21. Maryland                                          6,165,129
  22. Massachusetts                                   6,984,723
  23. Michigan                                         10,050,811
  24. Minnesota                                          5,707,390
  25. Mississippi                                         2,949,965
  26. Missouri                                             6,168,187
  27. Montana                                             1,104,271
  28. Nebraska                                            1,963,692  
  29. Nevada                                               3,143,991
  30. New Hampshire                                 1,388,992
  31. New Jersey                                         9,267,130
  32. New Mexico                                       2,115,877
  33. New York                                         19,835,913
  34. North Carolina                                  10,551,162
  35. North Dakota                                          774,948
  36. Ohio                                                   11,780,017
  37. Oklahoma                                            3,986,639
  38. Oregon                                                 4,246,155
  39. Pennsylvania                                      12,964,056
  40. Rhode Island                                        1,095,610
  41. South Carolina                                      5,190,705
  42. South Dakota                                           895,376
  43. Tennessee                                              6,975,218
  44. Texas                                                    29,527,941
  45. Utah                                                        3,337,975
  46. Vermont                                                     645,570
  47. Virginia                                                   8,642,274
  48. Washington                                             7,738,692
  49. West Virginia                                          1,782,959
  50. Wisconsin                                               5,895,908
  51. Wyoming                                                   578,803
  52. Puerto Rico                                            3,263,584

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