The census gazetteer of the United States
Every city, county and census tract
The U.S. Census Bureau's figures for 48,418 cities, towns, townships and census-designated places, 3,222 counties and 85,382 census tracts: who lives there, what households earn, what homes cost and how each place is changing, with the margin of error beside every number.
- State line: the state's own figures
- County line: every place and tract within
- City or town limit: the place's record
- Census tract: a neighborhood of about 4,000 people
- 341,784,857 residents of the 50 states and DC on July 1, 2025, up 3.1% since 2020
- 48,418 places: 19,512 incorporated cities, towns and villages, 16,088 towns and townships (local governments in 20 states), and 12,818 census-designated places
- 57 measures per place, each with its 90% margin of error, and the change since 2015-2019 for those the earlier survey also published
Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026); Census population estimates, Vintage 2025.
Which state are you looking for?
- Alabama 5,193,088
- Alaska 737,270
- Arizona 7,623,818
- Arkansas 3,114,791
- California 39,355,309
- Colorado 6,012,561
- Connecticut 3,688,496
- Delaware 1,059,952
- District of Columbia 693,645
- Florida 23,462,518
- Georgia 11,302,748
- Hawaii 1,432,820
- Idaho 2,029,733
- Illinois 12,719,141
- Indiana 6,973,333
- Iowa 3,238,387
- Kansas 2,977,220
- Kentucky 4,606,864
- Louisiana 4,618,189
- Maine 1,414,874
- Maryland 6,265,347
- Massachusetts 7,154,084
- Michigan 10,127,884
- Minnesota 5,830,405
- Mississippi 2,954,160
- Missouri 6,270,541
- Montana 1,144,694
- Nebraska 2,018,006
- Nevada 3,282,188
- New Hampshire 1,415,342
- New Jersey 9,548,215
- New Mexico 2,125,498
- New York 20,002,427
- North Carolina 11,197,968
- North Dakota 799,358
- Ohio 11,900,510
- Oklahoma 4,123,288
- Oregon 4,273,586
- Pennsylvania 13,059,432
- Puerto Rico 3,184,835
- Rhode Island 1,114,521
- South Carolina 5,570,274
- South Dakota 935,094
- Tennessee 7,315,076
- Texas 31,709,821
- Utah 3,538,904
- Vermont 644,663
- Virginia 8,880,107
- Washington 8,001,020
- West Virginia 1,766,147
- Wisconsin 5,972,787
- Wyoming 588,753
Population: Census Bureau estimates for July 1, 2025 (Vintage 2025).
What are the largest cities in the United States?
New York, NY leads with 8,584,629 residents on July 1, 2025; 12 U.S. cities have a million or more. The 200 largest, with their growth.
Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025).
Which large cities grew fastest since 2020?
Among cities that had 50,000 or more residents in 2020, these grew fastest by July 1, 2025. Fastest-growing places by size.
Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025).
How sure is a census figure for a city?
Each figure from the American Community Survey is an estimate from a sample, published with a 90% margin of error. New York's median household income is $80,483, give or take $601; in New Berlin, a town of 989, it is $48,958, give or take $16,575. The bar is that range; the tick is the figure for the state of New York.
New York, NY
$80,483
±$601 (90% margin)
New York (state): $85,974
New Berlin, NY
$48,958
±$16,575 (90% margin)
New York (state): $85,974
Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026), median household income (DP03_0062E) and its margin of error.