US states by births (July to June)

California had the highest births (July to June) of 51 states in 2024, at 400,854. Vermont had the lowest, at 5,039. The median was 52,350 and the figure for the United States was 3.61 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

Highest400,854California
Lowest5,039Vermont
Median52,35051 states
United States3,608,217History

All states, 2024

CSVChart (SVG)

CaliforniaCalifornia: 400,854 count400,854TexasTexas: 387,626 count387,626FloridaFlorida: 221,213 count221,213New YorkNew York: 205,405 count205,405PennsylvaniaPennsylvania: 127,537 count127,537OhioOhio: 126,625 count126,625GeorgiaGeorgia: 125,708 count125,708IllinoisIllinois: 125,470 count125,470North CarolinaNorth Carolina: 121,444 count121,444New JerseyNew Jersey: 101,187 count101,187MichiganMichigan: 99,603 count99,603VirginiaVirginia: 93,837 count93,837TennesseeTennessee: 83,396 count83,396WashingtonWashington: 82,149 count82,149IndianaIndiana: 79,448 count79,448ArizonaArizona: 78,372 count78,372MassachusettsMassachusetts: 67,857 count67,857MissouriMissouri: 67,693 count67,693MarylandMaryland: 65,678 count65,678ColoradoColorado: 62,517 count62,517MinnesotaMinnesota: 61,344 count61,344WisconsinWisconsin: 59,434 count59,434South CarolinaSouth Carolina: 58,035 count58,035AlabamaAlabama: 57,648 count57,648LouisianaLouisiana: 53,942 count53,942KentuckyKentucky: 52,350 count52,350OklahomaOklahoma: 47,829 count47,829UtahUtah: 45,668 count45,668OregonOregon: 38,840 count38,840IowaIowa: 36,280 count36,280ArkansasArkansas: 35,272 count35,272ConnecticutConnecticut: 34,584 count34,584KansasKansas: 33,957 count33,957MississippiMississippi: 33,926 count33,926NevadaNevada: 31,894 count31,894NebraskaNebraska: 24,446 count24,446IdahoIdaho: 22,868 count22,868New MexicoNew Mexico: 20,942 count20,942West VirginiaWest Virginia: 16,818 count16,818HawaiiHawaii: 14,737 count14,737New HampshireNew Hampshire: 11,794 count11,794MaineMaine: 11,615 count11,615South DakotaSouth Dakota: 11,309 count11,309MontanaMontana: 11,294 count11,294DelawareDelaware: 10,422 count10,422Rhode IslandRhode Island: 9,908 count9,908North DakotaNorth Dakota: 9,583 count9,583AlaskaAlaska: 9,037 count9,037District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia: 7,747 count7,747WyomingWyoming: 6,036 count6,036VermontVermont: 5,039 count5,039
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankStates2024
count
Change on 2023
1California Estimated400,854-2.3%
2Texas Estimated387,626-0.7%
3Florida Estimated221,213-1.4%
4New York Estimated205,405-0.2%
5Pennsylvania Estimated127,537-1.2%
6Ohio Estimated126,625-1.6%
7Georgia Estimated125,708-0.4%
8Illinois Estimated125,470-1.2%
9North Carolina Estimated121,444+0.1%
10New Jersey Estimated101,187-1.2%
11Michigan Estimated99,603-1.3%
12Virginia Estimated93,837-0.8%
13Tennessee Estimated83,396+0.2%
14Washington Estimated82,149-0%
15Indiana Estimated79,448-0.3%
16Arizona Estimated78,372-0.4%
17Massachusetts Estimated67,857-0.4%
18Missouri Estimated67,693-1%
19Maryland Estimated65,678-2.9%
20Colorado Estimated62,517+0.5%
21Minnesota Estimated61,344-2.6%
22Wisconsin Estimated59,434-1.1%
23South Carolina Estimated58,035-0.3%
24Alabama Estimated57,648-1.7%
25Louisiana Estimated53,942-4.9%
26Kentucky Estimated52,350-0.5%
27Oklahoma Estimated47,829-2.1%
28Utah Estimated45,668+0.5%
29Oregon Estimated38,8400%
30Iowa Estimated36,280-0.4%
31Arkansas Estimated35,272-0.2%
32Connecticut Estimated34,584-1.4%
33Kansas Estimated33,957-2.1%
34Mississippi Estimated33,926-3.3%
35Nevada Estimated31,894-2.6%
36Nebraska Estimated24,446-0.5%
37Idaho Estimated22,868+2.3%
38New Mexico Estimated20,942-3%
39West Virginia Estimated16,818-1%
40Hawaii Estimated14,737-3.3%
41New Hampshire Estimated11,794-2.5%
42Maine Estimated11,615-2.6%
43South Dakota Estimated11,309+1.1%
44Montana Estimated11,294+2.4%
45Delaware Estimated10,422-2.8%
46Rhode Island Estimated9,908-1.4%
47North Dakota Estimated9,583-1.5%
48Alaska Estimated9,037-1%
49District of Columbia Estimated7,747-3.8%
50Wyoming Estimated6,036-0.5%
51Vermont Estimated5,039-1%

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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 400,854 in 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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

Vermont, with 5,039 in 2024.

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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