For most of U.S. history, from the 1810 census to the 1960 census, New York was the largest U.S. state by population. During the 1960s California's population pulled ahead of New York's, and during the 1990s Texas' population pulled ahead of New York's. On December 23, 2014, the U.S. Census Bureau announced that between July 2013 and July 2014 Florida's population pulled ahead of New York's, so New York is currently the 4th-largest U.S. state by population.
Here are the top ten according to the U.S. Census Bureau's July 2014 estimates, which were released on December 23, 2014:
Some countries are bigger than states, some aren't.
None! Alaska is the biggest State in the United States.
Not exactly. The U.S. senate is made up of two senators from each state. Whether the state is big or small, it still sends two senators to congress. But it is in the House of Representatives where the state's population matters. Bigger states send more representatives to congress than smaller states do.
No. Alaska is bigger (larger in area) than California..Alaska and Texas are both larger states than California.California is "bigger" than Alaska based on population - it is more populous.
because it is bigger than all the states in the united states
The United States is bigger than England and the population is bigger.For example:United States: 310 millionEngland: 51 million(although China has over a billion)
Yes, Alaska is bigger than Illinois. Alaska is the biggest state in the United States of America.
Goodness, yes the United States is bigger than all of the U.K and Europe too.
A state is bigger than a county. States are political subdivisions within a country, while counties are political and administrative divisions within a state. States can be composed of multiple counties.
North Dakota is larger at 70.700 square miles.
The cities or the states?New York City is smaller than Los Angeles in terms of land area, but larger in terms of population (LA is spread out more).New York state is larger than Louisiana in both population and land area.Paris
No, even Rhode Island is larger in area than New York City, and by population there are 10 other states that are larger than New York City and 39 other states with smaller populations. If New York City were its own state, its population would fall between New Jersey and Virginia.