What were the five most populated states in the 1990 census?

Answer 1

29,760,021 California

17,990,455 New York

16,986,510 Texas

12,937,926 Florida

11,881,643 Pennsylvania

In the 2000 Census, Pennsylvania fell into sixth place behind Illinois; also, Texas overtook New York.

Answer 2

#1 California - - 36,961,664 as of 2009

#2 Texas - - - - 24,782,302 as of 2009

#3 New York - 19,541,453 as of 2009

#4 Florida - - - 18,537,969 as of 2009

#5 Illinois - - - 12,910,409 as of 2009

Answer 3

Here is the information from the 2000 US census report (changes between 1990 and 2000):

Based on the increases in the number of people by state, the largest increases happened in California (4.1 million), Texas (3.9 million), Florida (3.0 million), Georgia (1.7 million) and North Carolina (1.5 million).

The report also states that the fastest growing states (by percentage) were Nevada (66 percent), Arizona (40 percent), Colorado (31 percent), Utah (30 percent), and Idaho (29 percent).

Answer 4

California, Texas, New York, Florida, and Illinois

Answer 5

# California # Texas # New York # Florida # Illinois See the Related Link.

Answer 6

California, Texas, New York, Florida, and Illinois.

Answer 7

Most Densely Populated U. S. States:

1. New Jersey
2. Rhode Island
3. Connecticut
4. Massachusetts
5. Maryland

Answer 8

New Jersey has the highest density with 1210 people per square mile. The next four most dense U.S. states are Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maryland.