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This document lists the population of each US state and territory according to the Census Bureau. The population of the United States is over 296 million people. The most populous state is California with over 35 million residents, while the least populated is Wyoming with around 511,000 residents. Population estimates are based on the Census Bureau's annual surveys.
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Median
Violent Crime
Prop crime
Total crime
per 100,00 Adults
Income
Rate
Rate
Rate
2013
2010-2013
2012
2012
2012
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Alabama
910
43330
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3952.1
Arkansas
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40877
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Connecticut
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67807
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2140
2423
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3276.7
3763.8
Idaho
860
49952
207.9
1983.5
2191.4
Iowa
530
53364
263.9
2271.8
2535.7
Louisiana
1420
40844
496.9
3540.6
4037.5
Massachusetts
400
64555
405.5
2153
2558.5
Mississippi
950
40338
260.8
2811
3071.8
Nebraska
600
55107
259.4
2754.9
3014.3
New Jersey
540
65321
290.2
2047.3
2337.5
North Carolina
730
44254
353.4
3369.5
3722.9
Oklahoma
740
47282
469.3
3401
3870.3
Rhode Island
400
55158
252.4
2572.3
2824.7
Tennessee
960
42785
643.6
3371.4
4015
Vermont
410
56175
142.6
2398.7
2541.3
West Virginia
660
43361
316.3
2364.9
2681.2
Mean
748.82
50448.00
355.96
2801.11
3157.07
SD
273.52
9056.11
130.62
601.63
703.41
Incarceration Rate
Median
Violent Crime
Prop crime
Total crime
per 100,00 Adults
Income
Rate
Rate
Rate
2013
2010-2013
2012
2012
2012
State
Alabama
910
43330
449.9
3502.2
3952.1
Arkansas
1010
40877
469.1
3660.1
4129.2
Connecticut
620
67807
283
2140
2423
Florida
990
47106
487.1
3276.7
3763.8
Idaho
860
49952
207.9
1983.5
2191.4
Iowa
530
53364
263.9
2271.8
2535.7
Louisiana
1420
40844
496.9
3540.6
4037.5
Massachusetts
400
64555
405.5
2153
2558.5
Mississippi
950
40338
260.8
2811
3071.8
Nebraska
600
55107
259.4
2754.9
3014.3
New Jersey
540
65321
290.2
2047.3
2337.5
North Carolina
730
44254
353.4
3369.5
3722.9
Oklahoma
740
47282
469.3
3401
3870.3
Rhode Island
400
55158
252.4
2572.3
2824.7
Tennessee
960
42785
643.6
3371.4
4015
Vermont
410
56175
142.6
2398.7
2541.3
West Virginia
660
43361
316.3
2364.9
2681.2
Mean
748.82
50448.00
355.96
2801.11
3157.07
SD
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9056.11
130.62
601.63
703.41
Solution
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r²
0.536
n
17
r
-0.732
k
1
Std. Error
192.463
Dep. Var.
Incarceration Rate
ANOVA table
Source
SS
df
MS
F
p-value
Regression
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1
641,346.1758
17.31
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Residual
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15
37,042.0197
Total
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Regression output
confidence interval
variables
coefficients
std. error
t (df=15)
p-value
95% lower
95% upper
Intercept
1,864.1151
272.0681
6.852
5.49E-06
1,284.2157
2,444.0145
Median income
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0.0053
-4.161
.0008
-0.0334
-0.0108
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Regression Analysis
r²
0.491
n
17
r
0.701
k
1
Std. Error
201.486
Dep. Var.
Incarceration Rate
ANOVA table
Source
SS
df
MS
F
p-value
Regression
588,028.9910
1
588,028.9910
14.48
.0017
Residual
608,947.4796
15
40,596.4986
Total
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confidence interval
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95% lower
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487.1
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Idaho
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49952
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2271.8
2535.7
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64555
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2153
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Mississippi
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2811
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2013
2010-2013
2012
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449.9
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Arkansas
1010
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469.1
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Connecticut
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67807
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49952
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53364
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r²
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Std. Error
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SS
df
MS
F
p-value
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confidence interval
variables
coefficients
std. error
t (df=15)
p-value
95% lower
95% upper
Intercept
1,864.1151
272.0681
6.852
5.49E-06
1,284.2157
2,444.0145
Median income
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0.0053
-4.161
.0008
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-0.0108
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r²
0.491
n
17
r
0.701
k
1
Std. Error
201.486
Dep. Var.
Incarceration Rate
ANOVA table
Source
SS
df
MS
F
p-value
Regression
588,028.9910
1
588,028.9910
14.48
.0017
Residual
608,947.4796
15
40,596.4986
Total
1,196,976.4706
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Regression output
confidence interval
variables
coefficients
std. error
t (df=15)
p-value
95% lower
95% upper
Intercept
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- 1. Population United States 296,056,840 Alabama 4,519,600 Alaska 647,200 Arizona 6,147,840 Arkansas 2,752,330 California 35,973,140 Colorado 4,701,840 Connecticut 3,467,150 Delaware 847,660 District of Columbia 553,710 Florida 17,922,260 Georgia 9,146,730 Hawaii 1,242,930 Idaho 1,456,880 Illinois 12,602,620 Indiana 6,233,230 Iowa 2,907,450 Kansas 2,696,650 Kentucky 4,071,370 Louisiana 4,142,500 Maine 1,313,340 Maryland 5,556,290 Massachusetts 6,328,350 Michigan 9,969,060 Minnesota 5,137,780 Mississippi 2,867,330 Missouri 5,746,150 Montana 925,250 Nebraska 1,759,420 Nevada 2,485,110 New Hampshire 1,302,810 New Jersey 8,683,140 New Mexico 1,932,570 New York 19,022,430 North Carolina 8,663,830 North Dakota 617,920 Ohio 11,306,000 Oklahoma 3,471,600 Oregon 3,667,470 Pennsylvania 12,301,910 Rhode Island 1,051,380 South Carolina 4,196,850 South Dakota 766,950 Tennessee 5,865,110 Texas 22,968,250 Utah 2,524,830 Vermont 620,080 Virginia 7,410,390 Washington 6,236,920 West Virginia 1,803,380 Wisconsin 5,456,140
- 2. Wyoming 511,020 NOTES <p>Percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding effects.<br />For more details, see quot;Notes to Topics Based DEFINITIONS <p> </p> DATASOURCES <p>Urban Institute and Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured estimates based on the Census Bureau
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