This Map Shows Which States Americans Are Moving To, 2017
With an estimated population of over 1.7 million people, Idaho is the fastest-growing state by population, according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau. Between July 1, 2016, to July 1, 2017, Idaho’s population increased by 2.2%.
Trailing Idaho in population growth were Nevada (2% growth), Utah (1.9%), Washington (1.7%), Arizona (1.6%), Texas (1.4%), Washington D.C. (1.4%), Colorado, and Oregon (1.4%).
Of course, percentage growth differs from numeric growth — that top title went to Texas, which brought in an additional 400,000 new residents.
West Virginia and Illinois were the top 2 states whose population in numbers saw a decline, but Wyoming had the largest dip in population by 1%.
The U.S. population grew by 2.3 million to 325.7 million, a less than 1% jump in population.
Fastest-Growing U.S. States By Population, 2017
1. Idaho
2. Nevada
3. Utah
4. Washington
5. Florida
6. Arizona
7. Texas
8. Washington,DC
9. Colorado
10. Oregon
11. SouthCarolina
12. NorthCarolina
13. Montana
14. Georgia
15. Tennessee
16. Delaware
17. SouthDakota
18. Minnesota
19. Virginia
20. Nebraska
21. California
22. NewHampshire
23. Arkansas
24. Massachusetts
25. Indiana
26. Iowa
27. Maryland
28. Maine
29. Kentucky
30. Wisconsin
31. Missouri
32. Ohio
33. NewJersey
34. Alabama
35. Michigan
36. Oklahoma
37. RhodeIsland
38. Kansas
39. Pennyslvania
40. NewMexico
41. NewYork
42. Vermont
43. Connecticut
44. NorthDakota
45. Louisiana
46. Mississippi
47. Hawaii
48. Alaska
49. Illinois
50. WestVirginia
51. Wyoming
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