US states by births (July to June)

California had the highest births (July to June) of 51 states in 2021, at 412,508. Vermont had the lowest, at 5,156. The median was 51,493 and the figure for the United States was 3.58 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

Highest412,508California
Lowest5,156Vermont
Median51,49351 states
United States3,584,459History

All states, 2021

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CaliforniaCalifornia: 412,508 count412,508TexasTexas: 364,360 count364,360FloridaFlorida: 208,256 count208,256New YorkNew York: 205,539 count205,539IllinoisIllinois: 131,839 count131,839PennsylvaniaPennsylvania: 130,148 count130,148OhioOhio: 128,188 count128,188GeorgiaGeorgia: 121,375 count121,375North CarolinaNorth Carolina: 116,720 count116,720MichiganMichigan: 102,703 count102,703New JerseyNew Jersey: 97,972 count97,972VirginiaVirginia: 94,434 count94,434WashingtonWashington: 82,557 count82,557TennesseeTennessee: 79,603 count79,603IndianaIndiana: 77,620 count77,620ArizonaArizona: 75,661 count75,661MissouriMissouri: 68,744 count68,744MarylandMaryland: 67,473 count67,473MassachusettsMassachusetts: 66,440 count66,440MinnesotaMinnesota: 62,936 count62,936ColoradoColorado: 62,064 count62,064WisconsinWisconsin: 59,947 count59,947AlabamaAlabama: 57,327 count57,327LouisianaLouisiana: 57,077 count57,077South CarolinaSouth Carolina: 55,879 count55,879KentuckyKentucky: 51,493 count51,493OklahomaOklahoma: 47,619 count47,619UtahUtah: 45,687 count45,687OregonOregon: 39,632 count39,632IowaIowa: 35,845 count35,845MississippiMississippi: 35,080 count35,080ArkansasArkansas: 34,950 count34,950KansasKansas: 34,178 count34,178ConnecticutConnecticut: 33,924 count33,924NevadaNevada: 33,340 count33,340NebraskaNebraska: 24,399 count24,399IdahoIdaho: 21,845 count21,845New MexicoNew Mexico: 21,417 count21,417West VirginiaWest Virginia: 17,133 count17,133HawaiiHawaii: 15,525 count15,525New HampshireNew Hampshire: 12,067 count12,067MaineMaine: 11,592 count11,592South DakotaSouth Dakota: 11,064 count11,064MontanaMontana: 10,851 count10,851DelawareDelaware: 10,162 count10,162Rhode IslandRhode Island: 10,025 count10,025North DakotaNorth Dakota: 10,010 count10,010AlaskaAlaska: 9,460 count9,460District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia: 8,504 count8,504WyomingWyoming: 6,131 count6,131VermontVermont: 5,156 count5,156
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankStates2021
count
1California Estimated412,508
2Texas Estimated364,360
3Florida Estimated208,256
4New York Estimated205,539
5Illinois Estimated131,839
6Pennsylvania Estimated130,148
7Ohio Estimated128,188
8Georgia Estimated121,375
9North Carolina Estimated116,720
10Michigan Estimated102,703
11New Jersey Estimated97,972
12Virginia Estimated94,434
13Washington Estimated82,557
14Tennessee Estimated79,603
15Indiana Estimated77,620
16Arizona Estimated75,661
17Missouri Estimated68,744
18Maryland Estimated67,473
19Massachusetts Estimated66,440
20Minnesota Estimated62,936
21Colorado Estimated62,064
22Wisconsin Estimated59,947
23Alabama Estimated57,327
24Louisiana Estimated57,077
25South Carolina Estimated55,879
26Kentucky Estimated51,493
27Oklahoma Estimated47,619
28Utah Estimated45,687
29Oregon Estimated39,632
30Iowa Estimated35,845
31Mississippi Estimated35,080
32Arkansas Estimated34,950
33Kansas Estimated34,178
34Connecticut Estimated33,924
35Nevada Estimated33,340
36Nebraska Estimated24,399
37Idaho Estimated21,845
38New Mexico Estimated21,417
39West Virginia Estimated17,133
40Hawaii Estimated15,525
41New Hampshire Estimated12,067
42Maine Estimated11,592
43South Dakota Estimated11,064
44Montana Estimated10,851
45Delaware Estimated10,162
46Rhode Island Estimated10,025
47North Dakota Estimated10,010
48Alaska Estimated9,460
49District of Columbia Estimated8,504
50Wyoming Estimated6,131
51Vermont Estimated5,156

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About this ranking

Estimated live births to resident mothers from July 1 of the previous year through June 30 of the reported year.

Census population estimates component. The year identifies the end of the July-to-June period. These estimates can be revised and differ from calendar-year birth totals.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

U.S. Census Bureau. Population Estimates Program: births, July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year, nation, states and counties. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/datasets/2020-2025/. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Questions

Which state has the highest births (July to June)?

California, with 412,508 in 2021, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which state has the lowest births (July to June)?

Vermont, with 5,156 in 2021.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: births, July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year, nation, states and counties. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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