II. IV 1970: II. III. IV 100, 676 99, 110 98,081 97, 041 123, 402 119, 182 114, 439 109, 664 11, 480 10, 415 9,558 8, 690 15, 225 13, 766 11, 761 9,747 10, 701 10, 200 10, 028 9,856 9,410 11,900 10, 841 9,988 9, 124 8, 464 6, 694 9, 537 11, 298 15, 542 12,375 11, 437 11, 404 12, 168 1970: II. III. 1975: II. III. IV. 1980: II. IV. 1955. 1958. 1965: II. III. IV. 1975: 1980: FEMALE 108, 354 105, 458 102, 502 99, 701 120, 478 111, 113 106, 126 134, 848 83, 255 111, 120 108, 352 105, 607 102, 840 137, 709 131, 558 124, 430 13, 602 15, 873 12, 249 10, 143 18, 362 16, 333 13, 823 11, 347 8.981 9, 573 13, 060 11,853 10, 134 8, 404 17, 599 15, 658 13, 262 12, 390 0,487 14,046 9, 196 16, 310 14,788 12, 701 8,386 11, 869 10, 808 9, 954 9,089 13, 446 12, 243 10, 530 8, 805 15, 607 14, 152 12, 153 10, 146 11, 182 10, 660 10, 482 10, 302 12, 410 14,063 12, 806 11, 022 9, 225 6, 556 7,645 10, 733 10, 233 10, 061 9, 889 13, 475 12, 274 10, 564 8, 841 - A MO 9, 811 11, 183 10, 663 12, 407 10, 419 5,507 9, 451 10, 772 10, 273 10, 101 9, 929 11, 937 10, 880 10, 029 9, 167 8,791 9,794 11, 159 10, 643 10, 467 1 Figures represent survivors of births of the appropriate years and were used as the base 5,371 8, 552 10,855 10, 358 10, 186 10, 015 12, 614 15, 671 18, 623 12, 266 12, 608 18, 372 11, 351 11, 290 12, 659 11, 634 12, 029 11, 639 12, 741 11, 278 11, 480 10, 973 9,569 12,028 11, 473 8,936 9,471 10, 025 7,444 7,827 10, 030 11, 391 8, 309 9, 200 10, 267 7,541 11, 150 14, 259 14,038 9, 168 16, 309 14,781 12, 685 10, 579 18, 798 16, 769 14, 259 11, 783 9, 347 9, 938 13, 426 12, 219 10, 500 8, 770 12, 127 10, 113 17,965 16, 024 73,247 80, 528 79,825 79, 540 79,253 88,775 85,557 60, 510 63, 046 77, 444 85, 113 84, 441 84, 164 83, 887 93, 580 91, 793 90,488 89, 171 65, 158 71, 175 78, 508 55, 966 57, 814 69, 658 83,711 82, 021 comparable to 1950 Census counts. A more detailed discussion of this point is given No. 4. POPULATION AND AREA OF THE UNITED STATES AND OUTLYING AREAS: 1930 TO 1950 [Areas within each group are listed in rank order of population in 1950. For area figures of individual States, see table 206. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series A 4-6, A 9-15, and J 2] 18, 509 22, 012 10, 055 36 POPULATION 1940 1150,622,754 131. 669, 275 2 72, 524 4 422, 770 869, 255 22, 290 437 (3) 13 10 51,827 16 1, 523 44 7 69 1950 154, 233, 234 150, 697, 361 128, 643 499, 794 2, 210, 703 59,498 26, 665 18, 937 349 36 (11) Other outlying areas: Canal Zone 14. Corn Islands 15. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 17. Population abroad 21 Members of the Armed Forces. Civilian citizens employed by the United States Govern ment.... Families of Armed Forces personnel or of civilian citizen employees... Crews of merchant vessels.. 39, 467 (14) 89, 453 89, 453 (33) (18) 118,933 118,933 š (23) (23) 52, 822 16 1.304 19 54, 843 22 481, 545 26, 910 107, 350 553 20 8, 475 1 Includes estimated population of the Philippine Islands (1940: 16,356,000; 1930: 13,513,000), not shown sepa rately. Ceded by Spain in 1898, the Philippine Islands constituted a territorial possession of the United States from 1898 to 1946. Granted independence as of July 4, 1946, they then became the Republic of the Philippines. 2 Census taken as of Oct. 1 of preceding year. Excludes inhabitants (36) of Midway Islands which were enumerated with Hawaii in 1930. Excludes inhabitants (560) of Baker, Canton and Enderbury, Howland, Jarvis, Johnston and Sand, and Midway Islands which were enumerated with Hawaii in 1940. Not enumerated. • Enderbury Island uninhabited at time of enumeration. Sand Island uninhabited at time of enumeration. Less than 0.5 square mile. Little Swan Island uninhabited at time of enumeration. 10 Includes Caroline, Christmas, Danger (Pukapuka), Flint, Funafuti, Kingman Reef, Malden, Manahiki, Navassa, Nukufetau, Nukulailai, Nurakita, Penrhyn, Rakahanga, Starbuck, Vostok, Phoenix Group (except Canton and Enderbury), and Union (Tokelau) Group, not enumerated in decennial censuses; and Baker, Howland, and Jarvis Islands. Quita Sueño Bank, Roncador Cay, and Serrana Bank, claimed by both the United States and Colombia, not enumerated. 11 Not enumerated or uninhabited at time of enumeration. 13 Population of Baker, Howland, and Jarvis Islands. Other islands not enumerated or uninhabited at time of enumeration. 13 Area figure is for Navassa (arca. 2 square miles), and Baker, Howland, and Jarvis (combined area 3 square miles); excludes Kingman Reef, Quita Sueño Bank, Roncador Cay, and Serrana Bank (each less than 0.5 square mile). Area of other islands (listed in footnote 10) not available. 14 Under jurisdiction of United States in accordance with treaty of Nov. 18, 1903, with Republic of Panama. 15 Leased (1914) from the Republic of Nicaragua for 99 years. 16 Figures are those of the 1950 and 1940 Censuses of the Republic of Nicaragua, May 1950 and 1940. Little Corn Island uninhabited at time of both enumerations. 17 Under trusteeship with the United States as administering authority. See Trusteeship Agreement for the Former Japanese Mandated Islands (Documentary Supplement No. 1) of the Security Council of the United Nations which became effective on July 18, 1947. 18 Population 1930, 69,626, 1940, 131,258 (Censuses of Japan), 19 U. S. Department of the Navy. Report on the Administration of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands for the Period July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. Washington, D. C., U. S. Government Printing Office, 1950. 20 U. S. Department of the Navy. Handbook on the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Washington, D. C., U. S. Government Printing Office, 1948. 21 Excludes United States citizens abroad on private business, travel, etc. Many of these were enumerated in the United States at their usual place of residence as absent members of households. 22 Based on 20-percent sample of reports received and consequently subject to sampling variability. Chances are about 2 out of 3 that the figure that would have been obtained from a complete count would have differed by less than 1,200 from figure shown here. 23 Not available. Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; U. S. Census of Population: 1950, Vol. I, and records. No. 5. CENTER OF POPULATION: 1790 TO 1950 "Center of population" is that point which may be considered as center of population gravity of the U. S. or that paint upon which the U. 8. would balance, if it were a rigid plane without weight and the population distribated thereon with each individual being assumed to have equal weight and to exert an influence on a central point proportional to his distance from the point. Excludes Alaska and Hawaii] 1790 1800 1810 1830 1830 1840. 1850 1860. 1870 1880 1800 1900 1910. 1920 1930 1940 1950 YEAR North latitude O " " 39 16 30 39 5 42 38 57 54 39 38 59 39 0 39 12 39 4 8 39 11 56 39 9 36 39 10 12 39 10 21 38 50 21 2 0 0 24 0 I West Virginia was set off from Virginia Dec. 31, 1862, and admitted as a State June 19, 1863. FIG. V. CENTER OF POPULATION: 1790 TO 1950 [See table 5] West longitude 。I " 76 11 12 78 33 0 80 18 81 19 82 48 48 83 35 42 84 39 40 85 32 53 85 48 54 86 43 15 88 0 0 9 33 23 miles east of Baltimore, Md. 18 miles west of Baltimore, Md. 40 miles northwest by west of Washington, D. C. (in Virginia). 16 miles east of Moorefield, W. Va.1 19 miles west-southwest of Moorefield, W. Va.1 16 miles south of Clarksburg, W. Va.1 23 miles southeast of Parkersburg, W. Va.1 8 miles west by south of Cincinnati, Ohio (in Kentucky). 20 miles east of Columbus, Ind. 6 miles southeast of Columbus, Ind. In the city of Bloomington. Ind. 8 miles south-southeast of Spencer, Owen County, Ind. 3 miles northeast of Linton, Greene County, Ind. 2 miles southeast by east of Carlisle, Haddon township, Sullivan County, Ind. 8 miles north-northwest of Olney, Richland County, Ill. Approximate location Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census No. 6. ESTIMATED POPULATION, BY STATES AND FOR PUERTO Rico: 1950 TO [In thousands. As of July 1. Includes Armed Forces stationed in area. Based on data from the 195 special Federal censuses, State censuses, vital statistics, immigration statistics, school statistics, and d Armed Forces. Minus sign (-) denotes decrease. For enumerated population, 1900 to 1950, see table 9] United States.. New England Maine. Middle Atlantic New York. East North Central Ohio. West North Central. Minnesota. South Atlantic Delaware 151, 862 156, 474 159, 041 161,921 165,072 168,051 171, 118 174,056 177,021 9,529 9, 835 10, 025 10, 155 905 914 919 929 939 944 949 531 534 547 552 553 565 573 582 377 592 372 374 370 366 370 369 372 372 4, 690 4, 622 4, 770 4,857 4, 814 4,784 4,828 779 4, 900 4, 951 798 815 818 827 845 857 865 875 2,031 2,041 2, 118 2, 189 2, 209 2, 220 2, 268 2, 363 2, 415 30, 289 | 30, 854 31, 250 31, 881 32, 279 32, 523 32, 792 33, 30233, 748 14, 907 15, 220 15, 470 15, 785 16, 041 16,079 16, 140 16, 313 4, 859 5, 065 16, 495 5, 148 5, 246 5, 358 5, 507 5, 604 5, 799 5, 930 10, 522 10, 569 10, 632 10, 851 10, 881 10, 937 11, 047 11, 190 11, 323 30,581 31, 322 32, 131 33,092 33, 699 7, 996 34, 347 34,987 35, 863 36,513 8, 122 8,553 8,927 8, 978 9, 070 9, 230 9, 533 3, 951 4, 137 4, 173 9, 700 4, 245 4, 337 4, 433 4, 508 8, 758 4, 565 4, 638 8. 908 9, 010 9, 163 9, 323 9, 484 9, 697 10,000 10. 205 6, 420 6, 675 6, 868 7, 126 7, 960 3, 451 7, 830 3, 480 3, 527 3, 632 3, 707 3, 789 3, 861 3,935 4,010 14, 080 14, 245 14,383 14,579 14,878 15, 088 15, 209 15, 210 2, 995 3, 038 3,064 3, 127 15, 375 3, 188 3, 262 3, 317 3, 342 2, 623 2, 641 3, 399 2, 654 2, 654 2, 712 2, 752 2, 782 2, 781 2, 809 4, 243 625 631 639 641 644 638 652 658 642 659 668 680 692 693 684 1, 325 687 1, 318 1, 331 1, 353 1, 391 1, 426 1, 437 1, 923 1, 434 1, 971 1, 456 1, 981 2, 022 2, 066 2,092 2, 100 2, 114 2, 140 21, 233 22,210 22,535 22, 847 23, 481 24,093 24,731 25, 266 25, 828 321 344 355 374 396 416 434 444 454 2, 961 3,031 847 851 829 808 816 828 840 3, 262 3, 479 3, 519 3, 485 3, 570 3, 704 2, 008 3,829 3,905 3, 992 1, 965 1, 965 4, 469 4, 530 1 2, 255 2, 297 2, 325 2, 368 2, 391 3, 448 3, 590 2. 417 1 3, 570 3,611 3, 644 3, 705 3, 767 3, 787 3, 838 3,937 4, 226 4, 515 4, 761 11, 876 | 12,004 2, 987 2, 990 3, 041 3, 087 3, 125 3, 440 3, 468 3, 501 3, 159 3, 164 3, 193 2,095 2,097 2, 145 2, 163 2, 157 2, 185 14,545 15, 223 15, 206 15, 241 15, 606 15,899 16, 270 16, 433 1, 905 1, 855 1, 808 1, 768 16, 700 1, 763 1, 747 1,774 1, 751 1, 744 3,071 3, 107 3, 166 1 2, 132 2, 145 2, 172 2, 222 2, 255 7, 749 2, 252 8, 359 2, 276 8, 417 8, 473 8, 773 9, 170 9, 324 9, 513 2 5,117 5,333 5,529 5, 675 5,883 6,330 3 599 6, 624 675 687 1 591 592 608 624 644 292 652 664 295 1 292 296 311 315 317 315 1,336 1, 368 319 1, 440 1, 501 1, 559 1, 627 1, 661 685 1, 655 733 1, 682 776 827 855 879 841 892 928 958 1,016 1, 108 1, 175 1, 233 3 2, 726 2, 770 2. 823 1, 746 1. 766 11 12, 157 12, 544 12, 917 13, 431 137 13,871 14, 284 14, 639 191 3 205 208 209 200 211 191 191 491 522 523 522 560 584 612 632 656 3 2, 207 2,227 2, 213 2, 229 2, 263 2, 267 2, 285 2, 321 2, 347 East South Central Kentucky. Tennessee Alabama. Mississippi. West South Central. Arkansas. 8, 945 6, 457 1 Provisional data. : Increase, 1950 to 1959. Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Nos. 1 208, and 210. No. 7. ESTIMATES OF COMPONENTS OF CHANGE IN POPULATION: 1940 TO 1959 In thousands. As of January 1. Figures relate to the total population of the United States including Armed Forces abroad] TEAR 1940 1941 1942 1943. 1944. 1945 1946. 1947. 1948. 1949 1950 STATE N. E MAS R. L Comm M. A. N.Y. N.J. Pa... E. N. C.. Net increase 1 Ind. 1,210 1,704 1,791 1,581 1,452 U.S......22, 730 711 Π 2,145 2,638 2,530 2,551 Mich Wis.. W. N.C.... Minn Iowa Mo... N. Dak 8. Dak Nebr Kans 2,007 2, 366 2, 188 2, 201 2,520 2, 163 Num- [In thousands. Covers period April 1, 1950, to July 1, 1958. sebool statistics, vital statistics, and data on Armed Forces. Minus sign (-) denotes decrease] 356 3,139 1, 131 NET INCREASE 1, 606 1,362 1,313 5,464 1,288 1,148 360 160 263 18 31 109 964 19.9 692 6.6 Percent 1 3, 411 3,817 3,637 3,649 3,627 8.2 12.1 6.1 6.6 2.9 4.7 8.2 208 10.9 &A... Del 4,083 39.7 618 26.4 26 3.2 587 17.7 W. Va.-41 -2.0 Md. D. C. Va. 10.4 5,742 964 Includes changes due to admissions into, and discharges from, Armed Forces abroad, for which figures are not shown separately. Adjusted for underregistration. Adjusted for underregistration of infant deaths; includes estimates of deaths in Armed Forces abroad. "Provisional estimates. 15.1 33, 394 12,674 7.6 1,808 848 3.3 185 9.2 102 52 -1.5 35 436 4.5 9.2 69 174 17.7 Incorporates the addition of the civilian population of Alaska in January 1959 and Hawaii in September 1959 to the total including Armed Forces abroad." 77 887 146 410 18.0 6,823 22.9 14.6 Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Nos. 195 and 215. Births Deaths 1, 498 1,577 1,545 No. 8. ESTIMATES OF COMPONENTS OF CHANGE IN POPULATION, BY STATES AND FOR OTHER AREAS: CUMULATIVE, 1950 TO 1958 1,404 1,451 892 1,790 1,576 754 1,449 1,448 1,464 2,961 671 528 773 141 151 276 422 19.3 5,048 81 546 173 774 397 2,726 2,649 346 289 73 1951 63 1952 96 1953. 160 1954. 208 1955 169 1956 171 275 329 354 350 1,191 239 221 370 43 49 109 161 1,649 30 198 71 253 141 Net total migration 2 2,010 -249 YEAR -381 1957. 1958. 1959 4 1,290 -621 -147 -140 -80 71 59 -53 684 75 270 -76 66 -297 1940-49 avg- STATE S. A.-Con. S. C...... Fla.. Net crease 1 E. S. C..... Tenn.. Miss 2,718 2, 644 W. S. C.. La.. Okla. 2,681 2,841 2,862 2, 984 Mt. Wyo. Colo. N. Mex. Ariz. Utah Nev. 2,923 2, 865 $3,654 Pac. Puerto Rico. Num- 342 1,744 NATURAL INCREASE 399 142 176 102 -22 immiTotal Births 2 Deaths3 gration 2,329 2, 404 1,896 423 19 1,613 2,438 2,593 NET INCREASE 1,382 63 25 330 174 2,572 425 170 112 2, 670 2, 634 Excludes Armed Forces abroad. Based on 407 10.0 9.9 62.9 63 132 110 1,706 Percent 1 3,826 3, 912 3,965 4,078 3.5 4.8 5. 4 3.3 -1.0 4, 104 4, 218 13.0 -8.3 15.8 0.9 20.9 4,307 4,250 27.2 10.7 8.5 24.9 25. 6 56.7 24.6 69.7 5.0 2 10.0 956 561 849 712 1, 497 1, 527 1,485 1,532 Births Deaths 2,568 634 704 701 530 1, 568 1,637 1, 648 1,664 3,523 391 718 429 1,985 4,508 31.1 3,698 34.9 2,515 48.8 1,381 141 139 70 326 220 238 201 46 3,538 516 319 56 131 679 270 153 Net civilian 260 273 872 231 246 226 169 1,066 130 211 168 556 379 240 239 249 392 51 41 20 110 295 335 255 264 264 190 287 1,281 197 123 926 10 25 153 1 Net total migration 2 -279 -133 46 (3) 63 44 16 -247 1,305 -1, 298 -261 -282 -373 -383 -562 -420 -84 -242 185 393 -6 -35 -25 114 250 13 81 2,251 72 28 2, 108 17 26 -147 -3 1 Base is 1950 total population. Comprises both net immigration from abroad and net interdivisional or interstate migration according to the area shown. Includes movements of persons in the Armed Forces between 1950 and 1958. Less than 500. Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 208. |
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