Population change for 2000 to 2005

Estimates of the Components of Population Change 4-1-00 to 7-1-05
Geographic Area	Total Population Change*	Natural Increase
		Births less Deaths	Net International Migration	Net Internal Migration
United States	14,985,802	8,651,861	6,333,941	-
.New York	277,809	527,876	667,007	-1,001,100
.California	2,260,494	1,557,112	1,415,879	-664,460
.Illinois	343,724	406,425	328,020	-391,031
.Massachusetts	49,638	131,329	162,674	-236,415
.New Jersey	303,578	220,220	290,194	-194,901
.Ohio	110,897	217,877	75,142	-177,150
.Michigan	182,380	235,760	122,901	-165,084
.Louisiana	54,670	129,889	20,174	-89,547
.Kansas	55,863	76,138	38,222	-57,763
.District of Columbia	-21,538	12,393	20,618	-53,550
.Idaho	135,140	58,884	14,522	61,273
.Oregon	219,620	75,196	72,263	77,821
.Washington	393,619	180,160	134,242	80,974
.Virginia	488,435	231,055	139,977	103,521
.Tennessee	273,697	117,203	49,973	109,707
.South Carolina	243,267	97,715	36,401	115,084
.Texas	2,008,176	1,155,182	663,161	218,722
.North Carolina	636,751	248,097	158,224	232,448
.Georgia	885,760	376,105	192,844	232,666
.Nevada	416,550	81,661	66,098	270,945
.Arizona	808,660	241,732	168,078	408,160
.Florida	1,807,040	246,058	528,085	1,057,619
*Total population change includes residual - see "State and County Terms & Definitions"
Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau, Release Date: 12-22-2005