U.S. And State Population Estimates and Components of Change, 1990-1999
Residual
April 1990- July 1998- July 1997- July 1996- July 1995- July 1994-
Area July 1999 p/ July 1999 r/ July 1998 r/ July 1997 r/ July 1996 r/ July 1995 r/
------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
United States 0 0 0 0 0 0
Alabama 14,384 -341 801 -224 365 -1,094
Alaska -732 148 -3 82 -35 57
Arizona 68,111 1,124 601 296 258 6,326
Arkansas -8,424 0 -1,819 -267 -761 -514
California -51,700 -1,224 -4,268 -2,478 -4,732 -1,785
Colorado -8,778 1,122 97 -94 -1,094 -1,079
Connecticut -10,914 -836 -584 -323 -1,217 -1,253
Delaware 1,781 -105 -135 -82 318 274
Dist. of Col. -998 98 131 143 -24 24
Florida -20,318 162 -27 -770 -2,568 -975
Georgia -14,264 2,543 531 280 -1,785 -1,902
Hawaii -2,507 389 -85 -32 -336 -355
Idaho 559 260 150 252 47 123
Illinois 99,898 456 3,352 35 14,700 15,070
Indiana -11,034 -341 -292 -173 -1,694 -1,725
Iowa -5,559 -623 -424 -316 -926 -501
Kansas 23,606 -28 982 1,314 3,879 3,643
Kentucky -2,834 -224 -426 -313 147 -50
Louisiana -11,996 -85 -328 -54 -1,107 -1,720
Maine -3,676 -272 -202 -153 -332 -473
Maryland -13,186 -152 -381 -130 -1,607 -1,884
Massachusetts -19,726 -1,337 -1,068 -900 -2,456 -2,814
Michigan 141,593 -1,036 -950 -624 24,059 21,597
Minnesota -8,301 -38 -414 -219 -1,397 -1,411
Mississippi -7,380 232 -207 -147 -910 -943
Missouri 1,888 159 -532 -414 3,168 -1,548
Montana -2,535 25 -78 -36 -275 -323
Nebraska -5,413 -257 -300 -239 -717 -874
Nevada -1,606 1,414 472 437 -79 -77
New Hampshire -3,382 -102 -218 -131 -445 -502
New Jersey -20,124 -474 -1,372 -749 -2,653 -3,105
New Mexico -4,540 414 -161 -112 -627 -563
New York -43,618 311 -1,287 -229 -6,255 -6,704
North Carolina -13,425 446 356 439 -834 -1,214
North Dakota -719 141 25 -16 -269 -284
Ohio 21,338 -1,280 8,009 954 -3,687 295
Oklahoma -8,155 -462 -467 -231 -835 -883
Oregon -8,194 -385 -494 -256 -694 -835
Pennsylvania -30,933 -2,002 -2,084 -1,504 -3,935 -4,465
Rhode Island -3,439 -260 -185 -124 -354 -359
South Carolina 23,487 -141 368 4,731 4,144 3,380
South Dakota -2,129 27 -58 -10 -243 -334
Tennessee -11,567 -122 613 704 -448 -532
Texas -43,220 2,979 -1,437 -672 -4,607 -5,423
Utah 30,521 266 5,681 -60 1,676 1,084
Vermont -1,921 -176 -115 -86 -250 -308
Virginia -15,559 756 59 -144 -1,634 -1,845
Washington -14,915 -389 -735 -326 -1,999 -1,966
West Virginia -5,907 -111 -284 -180 -802 -844
Wisconsin 17,555 -686 -776 3,140 2,017 1,794
Wyoming -1,093 17 -32 11 -155 -201
U.S. And State Population Estimates and Components of Change, 1990-1999
Residual (Continued)
July 1993- July 1992- July 1991- July 1990- April 1990-
Area July 1994 r/ July 1993 r/ July 1992 r/ July 1991 r/ July 1990 r/
------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
United States 0 0 0 0 0
Alabama 4,131 4,066 3,579 3,215 -114
Alaska -289 -256 -260 -245 69
Arizona 16,203 14,602 14,909 13,829 -37
Arkansas -1,250 -1,242 -1,318 -1,178 -75
California -10,502 -9,443 -11,170 -7,793 1,695
Colorado -2,235 -2,123 -1,797 -1,210 -365
Connecticut -1,360 -1,420 -1,953 -1,966 -2
Delaware 456 389 363 279 24
Dist. of Col. -478 -414 -408 -580 510
Florida -3,738 -6,272 -3,420 -3,688 978
Georgia -3,874 -3,760 -3,379 -3,152 234
Hawaii -468 -451 -627 -155 -387
Idaho -200 -99 -75 173 -72
Illinois 15,890 16,835 17,043 16,617 -100
Indiana -1,202 -1,481 -1,738 -2,280 -108
Iowa -281 -479 -799 -1,264 54
Kansas 3,606 3,578 3,406 3,101 125
Kentucky -216 -382 -554 -1,009 193
Louisiana -1,870 -2,139 -2,300 -2,289 -104
Maine -426 -415 -650 -743 -10
Maryland -2,036 -2,288 -2,257 -2,280 -171
Massachusetts -2,205 -2,377 -3,418 -2,373 -778
Michigan 25,166 24,861 24,555 24,698 -733
Minnesota -1,751 -765 -1,093 -1,466 253
Mississippi -1,278 -1,352 -1,355 -1,301 -119
Missouri 379 293 292 -56 147
Montana -511 -472 -472 -305 -88
Nebraska -620 -750 -715 -933 -8
Nevada -1,785 -1,379 -702 -158 251
New Hampshire -449 -425 -503 -597 -10
New Jersey -6,361 -1,724 -1,666 -1,573 -447
New Mexico -845 -921 -901 -643 -181
New York -7,508 -8,467 -6,987 -6,778 286
North Carolina -3,262 -3,108 -3,117 -2,777 -354
North Dakota -287 -95 4 -12 74
Ohio 5,374 5,179 3,917 2,867 -290
Oklahoma -1,070 -1,119 -1,440 -1,740 92
Oregon -1,389 -1,530 -1,421 -1,479 289
Pennsylvania -3,433 -3,356 -4,503 -5,185 -466
Rhode Island -476 -439 -601 -643 2
South Carolina 2,722 2,884 2,824 2,561 14
South Dakota -375 -356 -372 -497 89
Tennessee -2,850 -2,776 -3,095 -3,124 63
Texas -8,071 -8,710 -8,373 -6,685 -2,221
Utah 6,026 5,561 5,338 5,001 -52
Vermont -182 -209 -260 -396 61
Virginia -3,358 -3,424 -3,097 -3,865 993
Washington -2,233 -2,406 -2,847 -2,856 842
West Virginia -778 -810 -972 -1,149 23
Wisconsin 1,718 1,575 4,562 4,250 -39
Wyoming -169 -189 -177 -168 -30
p/ Preliminary.
r/ Revised.
Note: The subnational population estimates are constrained to sum to an independently
derived estimate of the national population. The residual is the difference between
an area's population as estimated by the subnational population estimation procedure
before and after imposing this constraint. The residual is not a demographic component
of population change; rather, it is a statistical artifact of the procedures employed
to produce the estimates.
Source: U.S. Dept. Of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates Program,
Population Division. Data released Dec. 29, 1999.
Table Prepared by: Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of New Mexico.
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