092815 IHS PEP_2014_PEPTCOMP

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1	PEPTCOMP: Estimates of the Components of Resident Population Change: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2014
2	2014 Population Estimates
3	Geography		Annual Estimates of the Components of Population Change
4			July 1, 2013 to July 1, 2014
5			Total Population Change [1]	Natural Increase	Vital Events		Net Migration
6					Births	Deaths	Total	International [2]	Domestic

7	United States		2,359,525	1,363,581	3,957,577	2,593,996	995,944	995,944	(X)
8	Northeast Region		124,113	159,846	637,853	478,007	-24,492	262,204	-286,696
9	Midwest Region		177,237	243,521	829,620	586,099	-54,450	127,607	-182,057
10	South Region		1,249,132	503,640	1,511,280	1,007,640	724,245	358,956	365,289
11	West Region		809,043	456,574	978,824	522,250	350,641	247,177	103,464
12	Alabama		15,381	8,266	58,059	49,793	7,640	5,606	2,034
13	Alaska		-527	6,976	11,221	4,245	-8,022	2,115	-10,137
14	Arizona		96,487	35,120	86,868	51,748	56,209	14,234	41,975
15	Arkansas		7,604	8,818	38,049	29,231	-657	3,233	-3,890
16	California		371,107	250,116	505,903	255,787	129,228	161,318	-32,090
17	Colorado		83,780	31,947	66,284	34,337	51,003	10,685	40,318
18	Connecticut		-2,664	6,920	36,499	29,579	-9,194	17,022	-26,216
19	Delaware		10,374	2,856	11,134	8,278	7,177	2,387	4,790
20	District of Columbia		9,782	4,419	9,647	5,228	4,933	3,760	1,173
21	Florida		292,986	27,465	214,567	187,102	250,852	112,306	138,546
22	Georgia		102,584	53,832	129,389	75,557	46,924	24,818	22,106
23	Hawaii		10,574	7,643	19,125	11,482	3,450	8,591	-5,141
24	Idaho		21,621	11,317	22,945	11,628	9,389	1,695	7,694
25	Illinois		-9,972	53,564	157,330	103,766	-62,503	32,453	-94,956
26	Indiana		26,142	24,994	83,206	58,212	2,623	10,472	-7,849
27	Iowa		14,785	10,967	38,673	27,706	4,558	5,368	-810
28	Kansas		8,220	15,978	40,001	24,023	-7,857	5,947	-13,804
29	Kentucky		13,874	12,574	55,221	42,647	2,194	5,979	-3,785
30	Louisiana		20,392	19,453	62,349	42,896	1,434	7,519	-6,085
31	Maine		1,387	-475	12,662	13,137	1,908	1,377	531
32	Maryland		37,670	25,674	73,047	47,373	13,659	28,954	-15,295
33	Massachusetts		36,534	18,228	73,248	55,020	20,931	37,285	-16,354
34	Michigan		11,684	22,382	112,748	90,366	-8,585	20,094	-28,679
35	Minnesota		35,113	29,254	68,982	39,728	7,306	14,002	-6,696
36	Mississippi		1,873	8,633	38,206	29,573	-7,132	2,250	-9,382
37	Missouri		18,672	18,955	74,988	56,033	567	8,641	-8,074
38	Montana		8,715	3,154	12,243	9,089	5,316	766	4,550
39	Nebraska		12,534	11,303	25,961	14,658	1,254	3,805	-2,551
40	Nevada		47,605	13,451	35,153	21,702	32,079	8,456	23,623
41	New Hampshire		4,197	1,504	12,338	10,834	3,143	2,026	1,117
42	New Jersey		26,673	31,741	103,440	71,699	-3,843	51,626	-55,469
43	New Mexico		-1,323	9,942	26,805	16,863	-11,482	2,672	-14,154
44	New York		50,547	86,353	240,710	154,357	-35,122	118,799	-153,921
45	North Carolina		95,047	36,349	120,099	83,750	57,445	21,188	36,257
46	North Dakota		15,625	4,901	10,780	5,879	10,264	1,290	8,974
47	Ohio		22,158	26,766	137,999	111,233	-707	17,536	-18,243
48	Oklahoma		24,933	15,388	53,091	37,703	10,068	5,691	4,377
49	Oregon		42,171	11,914	45,209	33,295	29,532	6,862	22,670
50	Pennsylvania		5,913	13,432	142,032	128,600	-2,388	29,060	-31,448
51	Rhode Island		1,819	1,375	10,918	9,543	903	4,290	-3,387
52	South Carolina		60,553	13,171	57,401	44,230	44,908	6,294	38,614
53	South Dakota		7,665	5,324	12,217	6,893	2,011	1,449	562
54	Tennessee		52,083	18,508	80,172	61,664	33,671	9,160	24,511
55	Texas		451,321	208,391	386,786	178,395	239,104	84,637	154,467
56	Average daily population change		1,236	571	1,060	489	655	232	423
57	Utah		40,115	36,141	51,447	15,306	4,230	5,465	-1,235
58	Vermont		-293	768	6,006	5,238	-830	719	-1,549
59	Virginia		55,944	41,112	103,597	62,485	13,610	34,010	-20,400
60	Washington		87,788	35,738	87,995	52,257	51,896	23,833	28,063
61	West Virginia		-3,269	-1,269	20,466	21,735	-1,585	1,164	-2,749
62	Wisconsin		14,611	19,133	66,735	47,602	-3,381	6,550	-9,931
63	Wyoming		930	3,115	7,626	4,511	-2,187	485	-2,672
64	Puerto Rico		-47,442	7,650	36,479	28,829	-55,092	-55,092	(X)
65		(X) Not applicable.
66		[1] Total population change includes a residual. This residual represents the change in population that cannot be attributed to any specific demographic component. See Population Estimates Terms and Definitions at http://www.census.gov/popest/about/terms.html.
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68		[2] Net international migration for the United States includes the international migration of both native and foreign-born populations. Specifically, it includes: (a) the net international migration of the foreign born, (b) the net migration between the United States and Puerto Rico, (c) the net migration of natives to and from the United States, and (d) the net movement of the Armed Forces population between the United States and overseas. Net international migration for Puerto Rico includes the migration of native and foreign-born populations between the United States and Puerto Rico.
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70		Note: The estimates are based on the 2010 Census and reflect changes to the April 1, 2010 population due to the Count Question Resolution program and geographic program revisions. See Geographic Terms and Definitions at http://www.census.gov/popest/about/geo/terms.html for a list of the states that are included in each region and division. All geographic boundaries for the 2014 population estimates series except statistical area delineations are as of January 1, 2014. The Office of Management and Budget's statistical area delineations for metropolitan, micropolitan, and combined statistical areas, as well as metropolitan divisions, are those issued by that agency in February 2013 http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/omb/bulletins/2013/b13-01.pdf. For population estimates methodology statements, see http://www.census.gov/popest/methodology/index.html.
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72		Suggested Citation: Estimates of the Components of Resident Population Change: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2014 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division Release Dates: For the United States, regions, divisions, states, and Puerto Rico Commonwealth, December 2014. For counties, metropolitan statistical areas, micropolitan statistical areas, metropolitan divisions, and combined statistical areas, March 2015.
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