Largest cities (with populations) statistics - states compared

States (Z to A)	Description
Wyoming	Cheyenne - 55,362
Wisconsin	Milwaukee - 583,624
West Virginia	Charleston - 53,421
Washington	Seattle - 571,480
Virginia	Virginia Beach - 440,098
Vermont	Burlington - 38,889
Utah	Salt Lake City - 178,605
Texas	Houston - 2,012,626
Tennessee	Memphis - 671,929
South Dakota	Sioux Falls - 136,695
South Carolina	Columbia - 116,331
Rhode Island	Providence - 178,126
Pennsylvania	Philadelphia - 1,470,151
Oregon	Portland - 533,492
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City - 528,042
Ohio	Columbus - 730,008
North Dakota	Fargo - 90,599
North Carolina	Charlotte - 594,359
New York	New York City - 8,104,079
New Mexico	Albuquerque - 484,246
New Jersey	Newark - 280,451
New Hampshire	Manchester - 107,006
Nevada	Las Vegas - 534,847
Nebraska	Omaha - 409,416
Montana	Billings - 89,847
Missouri	Kansas City - 444,387
Mississippi	Jackson - 179,298
Minnesota	Minneapolis - 373,943
Michigan	Detroit - 900,198
Massachusetts	Boston - 569,165
Maryland	Baltimore - 636,251
Maine	Portland - 64,249
Louisiana	New Orleans - 462,269
Kentucky	Lexington - 266,358
Kansas	Wichita - 353,823
Iowa	Des Moines - 194,311
Indiana	Indianapolis - 784,242
Illinois	Chicago - 2,862,244
Idaho	Boise - 190,122
Hawaii	Honolulu - 377,260
Georgia	Atlanta - 419,122
Florida	Jacksonville - 777,704
Delaware	Wilmington - 71,988
Connecticut	Bridgeport - 139,910
Colorado	Denver - 556,835
California	Los Angeles - 3,845,541
Arkansas	Little Rock - 184,081
Arizona	Phoenix - 1,418,041
Alaska	Anchorage - 272,687
Alabama	Birmingham - 233,149

DEFINITION: Largest cities with population according to the 2004 census.

SOURCE: US Census Bureau.

Geography Statistics > Largest cities (with populations) (most recent) by state

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