Population estimates
Total Population
2000
19,001,780
2001
19,082,838
2002
19,137,800
2003
19,175,939
2004
19,171,567
2005
19,132,610
2006
19,104,631
2007
19,132,335
2008
19,212,436
2009
19,307,066
2010
19,395,206
2011
19,465,197
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Group Quarters Population
2000
586,073
2001
594,963
2002
597,341
2003
600,361
2004
604,140
2005
603,434
2006
605,157
2007
609,360
2008
608,975
2009
605,824
2010
585,989
2011
585,672
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Change in population
Population growth/decline since 4/1/2010 (in %)
Population growth/decline since 4/1/2010 (count)
Population change since previous estimate
2000
79,732
2001
90,527
2002
74,082
2003
73,447
2004
62,892
2005
31,491
2006
24,190
2007
65,952
2008
44,942
2009
58,130
2010
68,408
2011
69,991
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Population by race
White Non-Hispanic
1990
12,470,666
1991
12,425,181
1992
12,396,900
1993
12,361,156
1994
12,297,690
1995
12,219,083
1996
12,140,932
1997
12,062,182
1998
12,011,578
1999
11,984,731
2000
11,947,026
2001
11,947,633
2002
11,938,079
2003
11,936,220
2004
11,938,810
2005
11,917,378
2006
11,887,913
2007
11,881,134
2008
11,844,904
2009
11,813,166
Source: CDC
Black Non-Hispanic
1990
2,589,256
1991
2,630,377
1992
2,673,129
1993
2,716,770
1994
2,756,263
1995
2,790,448
1996
2,822,342
1997
2,853,996
1998
2,890,599
1999
2,926,277
2000
2,955,502
2001
2,960,886
2002
2,964,372
2003
2,965,042
2004
2,964,649
2005
2,958,425
2006
2,952,869
2007
2,947,867
2008
2,947,934
2009
2,962,374
Source: CDC
American Indian Non-Hispanic
1990
50,740
1991
52,041
1992
53,807
1993
55,842
1994
57,698
1995
59,490
1996
61,277
1997
63,439
1998
65,774
1999
68,163
2000
69,393
2001
70,074
2002
70,756
2003
71,335
2004
71,683
2005
72,223
2006
72,452
2007
72,878
2008
73,432
2009
74,078
Source: CDC
Asian Non-Hispanic
1990
680,032
1991
730,448
1992
779,528
1993
823,665
1994
862,774
1995
902,995
1996
950,372
1997
996,095
1998
1,043,033
1999
1,090,910
2000
1,135,525
2001
1,171,322
2002
1,204,619
2003
1,235,369
2004
1,264,627
2005
1,294,125
2006
1,323,385
2007
1,356,264
2008
1,387,161
2009
1,417,450
Source: CDC
Hispanic
1990
2,230,090
1991
2,284,463
1992
2,343,289
1993
2,417,521
1994
2,485,045
1995
2,552,088
1996
2,613,537
1997
2,680,834
1998
2,744,922
1999
2,812,644
2000
2,890,598
2001
2,939,063
2002
2,984,047
2003
3,023,135
2004
3,058,164
2005
3,088,740
2006
3,119,945
2007
3,164,634
2008
3,214,358
2009
3,274,385
Source: CDC
Percentages
Percentage White Non-Hispanic
2000
62.9%
2001
62.6%
2002
62.3%
2003
62.1%
2004
61.9%
2005
61.6%
2006
61.4%
2007
61.2%
2008
60.8%
2009
60.5%
Source: CDC
Percentage Black Non-Hispanic
2000
15.6%
2001
15.5%
2002
15.5%
2003
15.4%
2004
15.4%
2005
15.3%
2006
15.3%
2007
15.2%
2008
15.1%
2009
15.2%
Source: CDC
Percentage American Indian Non-Hispanic
2000
0.4%
2001
0.4%
2002
0.4%
2003
0.4%
2004
0.4%
2005
0.4%
2006
0.4%
2007
0.4%
2008
0.4%
2009
0.4%
Source: CDC
Percentage Asian Non-Hispanic
2000
6.0%
2001
6.1%
2002
6.3%
2003
6.4%
2004
6.6%
2005
6.7%
2006
6.8%
2007
7.0%
2008
7.1%
2009
7.3%
Source: CDC
Percentage Hispanic
2000
15.2%
2001
15.4%
2002
15.6%
2003
15.7%
2004
15.8%
2005
16.0%
2006
16.1%
2007
16.3%
2008
16.5%
2009
16.8%
Source: CDC
Population by age
Median age
2000
35.9
2001
36.2
2002
36.5
2003
36.7
2004
37.0
2005
37.2
2006
37.5
2007
37.7
2008
38.0
2009
38.1
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Population age 5-17
2000
3,448,393
2001
3,444,468
2002
3,434,447
2003
3,412,360
2004
3,384,072
2005
3,351,767
2006
3,321,922
2007
3,282,644
2008
3,233,437
2009
3,201,003
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Population age 25-44
2000
5,821,106
2001
5,777,073
2002
5,725,962
2003
5,674,858
2004
5,619,601
2005
5,548,409
2006
5,489,703
2007
5,439,304
2008
5,393,723
2009
5,351,598
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Population age 45-64
2000
4,265,298
2001
4,371,558
2002
4,484,264
2003
4,596,923
2004
4,717,422
2005
4,841,111
2006
4,956,568
2007
5,056,064
2008
5,127,405
2009
5,222,130
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Population age 85 and older
2000
313,551
2001
317,317
2002
322,613
2003
330,074
2004
335,137
2005
346,650
2006
356,933
2007
367,279
2008
377,012
2009
386,876
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Age Dependency ratios
Dependency Ratio
2000
50.5
2001
50.0
2002
49.5
2003
48.8
2004
47.8
2005
46.6
2006
45.6
2007
45.0
2008
45.2
2009
45.3
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Child Dependency Ratio
2000
31.1
2001
30.6
2002
30.2
2003
29.5
2004
28.5
2005
27.3
2006
26.3
2007
25.6
2008
25.6
2009
25.6
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Aged Dependency Ratio
2000
19.4
2001
19.4
2002
19.3
2003
19.3
2004
19.3
2005
19.3
2006
19.2
2007
19.4
2008
19.6
2009
19.7
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Estimated Components of Change (Natural Increase)
Births
2000
255,044
2001
256,446
2002
251,987
2003
252,301
2004
252,899
2005
247,192
2006
245,932
2007
253,150
2008
252,435
2009
247,469
2010
244,504
2011
242,972
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Deaths
2000
148,256
2001
157,292
2002
158,630
2003
156,009
2004
154,749
2005
152,918
2006
146,725
2007
149,018
2008
148,375
2009
154,409
2010
144,536
2011
146,864
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Natural Increase (Births - Deaths)
2000
106,788
2001
99,154
2002
93,357
2003
96,292
2004
98,150
2005
94,274
2006
99,207
2007
104,132
2008
104,060
2009
93,060
2010
99,968
2011
96,108
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Rates
Birth rate (per 1000 population)
2001
13.47
2002
13.18
2003
13.14
2004
13.13
2005
12.80
2006
12.72
2007
13.06
2008
12.98
2009
12.69
2010
12.30
2011
12.50
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Death rate
2001
8.26
2002
8.29
2003
8.13
2004
8.03
2005
7.92
2006
7.59
2007
7.69
2008
7.63
2009
7.92
2010
8.10
2011
7.56
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Natural Increase (Births - Deaths) rate
2001
5.21
2002
4.88
2003
5.02
2004
5.09
2005
4.88
2006
5.13
2007
5.37
2008
5.35
2009
4.77
2010
4.20
2011
4.95
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Estimated Components of Change (Migration)
Domestic Migration
2000
-150,448
2001
-165,566
2002
-176,057
2003
-178,262
2004
-213,794
2005
-246,933
2006
-245,277
2007
-183,585
2008
-131,085
2009
-98,886
2010
-93,660
2011
-90,342
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
International Migration
2000
123,552
2001
120,585
2002
109,272
2003
90,173
2004
81,886
2005
81,991
2006
84,261
2007
75,013
2008
72,070
2009
63,634
2010
63,236
2011
64,716
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Net Migration
2000
-26,896
2001
-44,981
2002
-66,785
2003
-88,089
2004
-131,908
2005
-164,942
2006
-161,016
2007
-108,572
2008
-59,015
2009
-35,252
2010
-30,424
2011
-25,626
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Rates
Domestic Migration rate
2001
-8.69
2002
-9.21
2003
-9.29
2004
-11.10
2005
-12.79
2006
-12.68
2007
-9.47
2008
-6.74
2009
-5.07
2010
-4.67
2011
-4.65
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
International Migration rate
2001
6.33
2002
5.71
2003
4.70
2004
4.25
2005
4.25
2006
4.36
2007
3.87
2008
3.71
2009
3.26
2010
3.22
2011
3.33
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Net Migration rate
2001
-2.36
2002
-3.49
2003
-4.59
2004
-6.85
2005
-8.54
2006
-8.32
2007
-5.60
2008
-3.04
2009
-1.81
2010
-1.45
2011
-1.32
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Labor market
Jobs
2000
10,346,129
2001
10,422,202
2002
10,334,385
2003
10,360,965
2004
10,509,161
2005
10,648,866
2006
10,787,589
2007
11,044,506
2008
11,154,782
2009
10,929,753
Source: BEA
Average wages
2000
$44,663
2001
$46,041
2002
$45,634
2003
$46,573
2004
$49,168
2005
$51,226
2006
$54,701
2007
$58,616
2008
$59,436
2009
$56,960
Source: BEA
Per Capita Personal Income
2000
$34,630
2001
$35,464
2002
$35,403
2003
$36,160
2004
$38,407
2005
$40,687
2006
$43,987
2007
$47,137
2008
$48,140
2009
$46,516
Source: BEA
Unemployment rate
2000
4.5%
2001
4.9%
2002
6.2%
2003
6.4%
2004
5.8%
2005
5.0%
2006
4.6%
2007
4.5%
2008
5.3%
2009
8.4%
2010
8.6%
Source: BLS
Labor force details
Labor Force
2000
9,166,975
2001
9,193,268
2002
9,299,040
2003
9,299,003
2004
9,360,087
2005
9,421,394
2006
9,508,044
2007
9,557,041
2008
9,671,049
2009
9,699,491
2010
9,630,855
Source: BLS
Employment
2000
8,751,443
2001
8,743,923
2002
8,721,426
2003
8,703,893
2004
8,816,015
2005
8,947,073
2006
9,070,520
2007
9,125,005
2008
9,156,718
2009
8,886,106
2010
8,806,778
Source: BLS
Unemployment
2000
415,532
2001
449,345
2002
577,614
2003
595,110
2004
544,072
2005
474,321
2006
437,524
2007
432,036
2008
514,331
2009
813,385
2010
824,077
Source: BLS
Poverty
Estimated percent of people of all ages in poverty
Estimated percent of people age 0-17 in poverty
Counts
Estimate of people of all ages in poverty
2000
2,466,704
2001
2,563,440
2002
2,611,154
2003
2,699,129
2004
2,741,524
2005
2,584,485
2006
2,670,773
2007
2,584,756
2008
2,595,816
2009
2,708,119
2010
2,840,564
Source: Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates
Estimate of people age 0-17 in poverty
2000
873,087
2001
879,504
2002
906,387
2003
915,895
2004
940,974
2005
875,086
2006
892,463
2007
852,172
2008
837,435
2009
878,114
2010
912,004
Source: Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates
Domestic migration (based on matched tax returns)
Domestic in migrants per 1000 stayers
1989
14
1990
14
1991
13
1992
13
1993
13
1994
13
1995
13
1996
13
1997
13
1998
14
1999
14
2000
14
2001
15
2002
15
2003
14
2004
14
2005
14
2006
15
2007
15
2008
17
Source: IRS - PAD analysis
Domestic out migrants per 1000 stayers
1989
24
1990
24
1991
24
1992
24
1993
23
1994
24
1995
26
1996
25
1997
25
1998
24
1999
23
2000
23
2001
23
2002
24
2003
23
2004
25
2005
27
2006
27
2007
25
2008
23
Source: IRS - PAD analysis
Domestic net migration per 1000 stayers
1989
-9.8
1990
-10.5
1991
-10.4
1992
-10.8
1993
-10.4
1994
-11.5
1995
-12.6
1996
-12.4
1997
-12.5
1998
-10.8
1999
-9.2
2000
-8.8
2001
-8.8
2002
-9.1
2003
-8.9
2004
-11.2
2005
-12.6
2006
-12.0
2007
-9.7
2008
-6.8
Source: IRS - PAD analysis
Distance related
Median distance domestic in migrants
Median distance domestic out migrants
Percentage domestic in migrants from within 50 mile
Percentage domestic out migrants to within 50 mile
Percentage domestic in migrants from more than 200 mile
Percentage domestic out migrants to more than 200 mile
Migration efficiency
Domestic migration efficiency
1989
-25.7%
1990
-27.2%
1991
-27.8%
1992
-29.7%
1993
-28.8%
1994
-31.0%
1995
-32.4%
1996
-33.0%
1997
-32.6%
1998
-28.3%
1999
-24.2%
2000
-23.5%
2001
-23.2%
2002
-23.9%
2003
-23.7%
2004
-28.9%
2005
-30.4%
2006
-28.4%
2007
-24.0%
2008
-17.0%
Source: IRS - PAD analysis
Migration efficiency for 50 mile radius
Migration efficiency for outside 200 mile radius
Population estimates
Population by race
Population by age
Estimated Components of Change (Natural Increase)
Estimated Components of Change (Migration)
Labor market
Poverty
Domestic migration (based on matched tax returns)
Background
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