State Interim Population Projections
by Age and Sex: 2004 - 2030
The state population projections associated with this release were produced by the Population
Division as an interim product consistent with the U.S. interim projections
released in March 2004
(on the internet at http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/usinterimproj/).
The projections were produced for each of the
50 states and the District of Columbia by age and sex for the years 2001 to 2030, based on Census
2000 results, and the general assumption that recent state-specific trends in fertility, mortality,
domestic migration, and international migration will continue. The projections to 2003 have been
superseded by population estimates which are available on the Estimates web site
at http://www.census.gov/popest/estimates.php.
This set of state population projections represents only an interim update to incorporate the results
of Census 2000. During the next year, we anticipate developing a revised set of population
projections that will be consistent with a revised set of national population projections and that will
include modifications to produce projections by race and Hispanic origin as well as by age and sex.
Highlights (Press release)
- News Release
- Table 1: Ranking of census 2000 and projected 2030 state population and change
- Table 2: Percent distribution of projected population and change for regions and
divisions
- Table 3: Ranking of states by projected percent of population age 65 and over:
2000, 2010, and 2030
- Table 4: Change in Total population and population 65 and older by state: 2000
to 2030
- Table 5: Population under age 18 and 65 and older: 2000, 2010, and 2030
- Table 6: Total population for regions, divisions, and states: 2000 to 2030
- Table 7: Change in total population for regions, divisions, and states: 2000 to
2030
- Figure 1: Percent change in population by region of the United States, 2000 to
2030
- Figure 2: Numerical change in population by region by the United States, 2000
to 2030
- Figure 3: Percent distribution of population growth by region of the United
States: 2000 to 2030
- Figure 4: Percent distribution of population by region of the United States, 2000
to 2030
- Figure 5: Percent change in population by region of the United States for five-year
periods: 2000 to 2030
Summary tables of projections
- Table A1. The total population (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table A2. The male population (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table A3. The female population (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table A4. The population by region and division (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table B1. The total population by selected age groups (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table B2. The male population by selected age groups (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table B3. The female population by selected age groups (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table C1. The selected age groups of total population by region and division (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table C2. The selected age groups of male population by region and division (PDF) or (Excel)
- Table C3. The selected age groups of female population by region and division (PDF) or (Excel)
Population pyramids and demographic summary indicators
Methodology
Methodology Summary
Methodology Table 1 (Excel)
Methodology Table 2 (Excel)
Methodology Table 3 (Excel)
Methodology Table 4 (Excel)
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Original Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, Projections Branch;
created: April 21, 2005.
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