Rankings · Migration
Highest births by state
Births, annual.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Births recorded in the latest Census Population Estimates year. This is a raw count of people, so it naturally rises with the size of a place; the natural-change rate remains available when comparing places of very different sizes.
- 1California398,632
- 2Texas390,203
- 3Florida225,971
- 4New York203,078
- 5Pennsylvania126,981
- 6Ohio126,825
- 7Georgia126,446
- 8Illinois125,129
- 9North Carolina123,046
- 10New Jersey100,999
- 11Michigan99,680
- 12Virginia92,070
- 13Tennessee84,408
- 14Washington83,368
- 15Indiana79,648
- 16Arizona78,926
- 17Missouri68,377
- 18Massachusetts68,055
- 19Colorado65,380
- 20Maryland65,090
- 21Minnesota62,576
- 22South Carolina59,681
- 23Wisconsin59,167
- 24Alabama57,680
- 25Kentucky52,982
- 26Louisiana51,886
- 27Oklahoma48,603
- 28Utah46,948
- 29Oregon38,334
- 30Iowa36,470
- 31Arkansas35,414
- 32Connecticut34,700
- 33Kansas34,416
- 34Mississippi33,168
- 35Nevada32,511
- 36Nebraska24,396
- 37Idaho23,695
- 38New Mexico20,235
- 39West Virginia16,954
- 40Hawaii14,631
- 41New Hampshire11,911
- 42Maine11,783
- 43Montana11,348
- 44South Dakota11,299
- 45Delaware10,328
- 46Rhode Island10,021
- 47North Dakota9,760
- 48Alaska8,867
- 49District of Columbia7,336
- 50Wyoming6,070
- 51Vermont4,979
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