United States Census, 1930

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The Fifteenth United States Census, conducted by the Census Bureau, determined the resident population of the United States to be 123,202,624, an increase of 16.2 percent over the 106,021,537 persons enumerated during the 1920 Census.

[edit] State Rankings

1930 U.S. State Population Rankings

Rank	State	Population
1	New York	12,643,000
2	Pennsylvania	9,654,000
3	Illinois	7,659,000
4	Ohio	6,668,000
5	Texas	5,853,000
6	California	5,732,000
7	Michigan	4,871,000
8	Massachusetts	4,259,000
9	New Jersey	4,063,000
10	Missouri	3,635,000
11	Indiana	3,246,000
12	North Carolina	3,185,000
13	Wisconsin	2,946,000
14	Georgia	2,909,000
15	Alabama	2,654,000
16	Tennessee	2,623,000
17	Kentucky	2,619,000
18	Minnesota	2,568,000
19	Iowa	2,473,000
20	Virginia	2,425,000
21	Oklahoma	2,405,000
22	Louisiana	2,109,000
23	Mississippi	2,015,000
24	Kansas	1,884,000
25	Arkansas	1,857,000
26	South Carolina	1,740,000
27	West Virginia	1,736,000
28	Maryland	1,636,000
29	Connecticut	1,612,000
30	Washington	1,568,000
31	Florida	1,480,000
32	Nebraska	1,380,000
33	Colorado	1,038,000
34	Oregon	958,000
35	Maine	798,000
36	South Dakota	694,000
37	Rhode Island	690,000
38	North Dakota	682,000
39	Montana	538,000
40	Utah	509,000
x	District of Columbia	488,000
41	New Hampshire	466,000
42	Idaho	445,000
43	Arizona	438,000
44	New Mexico	425,000
45	Vermont	360,000
46	Delaware	239,000
47	Wyoming	226,000
48	Nevada	91,000

[edit] External links

• 1931 U.S Census Report Contains 1930 Census results
• Historic US Census data
• 1930Census.com: 1930 United States Census for Genealogy & Family History Research

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