List of U.S. states and territories by median age

This is a list of U.S. states, the District of Columbia and territories by median age in 2018. Median age is the age that divides a population into two numerically equal groups - that is, half the people are younger than this age and half are older. It is a single index that summarizes the age distribution of a population.[note 1]

Rank State,
federal district,
or territory
Median age
in years
(Total
Population)[6]
1  Maine 44.9
2  New Hampshire 43.0
3  Vermont 42.8
4  West Virginia 42.7
5  Florida 42.2
6  Puerto Rico[7] 41.5
7  U.S. Virgin Islands[7] 41.0
8  Connecticut 41.0
9  Pennsylvania 40.8
10  Delaware 40.7
11  Rhode Island 40.1
12  New Jersey 40.0
13  Montana 39.9
14  Michigan 39.8
15  South Carolina 39.6
15  Wisconsin 39.6
17  Massachusetts 39.4
17  Ohio 39.4
17  Oregon 39.4
20  Alabama 39.2
20  Hawaii 39.2
22  New York 39.0
23  Kentucky 38.9
23  North Carolina 38.9
25  Maryland 38.8
25  Tennessee 38.8
27  Missouri 38.7
28  Virginia 38.4
29  Arkansas 38.3
29  Illinois 38.3
31  Iowa 38.2
 United States 38.2
32  Minnesota 38.1
32  Nevada 38.1
32  New Mexico 38.1
35  Wyoming 38.0
36  Arizona 37.9
36  Indiana 37.9
38  Mississippi 37.7
38  Washington 37.7
40  Louisiana 37.2
41  South Dakota 37.1
42  Colorado 36.9
42  Georgia 36.9
42  Kansas 36.9
45  California 36.8
46  Oklahoma 36.7
47  Idaho 36.6
47  Nebraska 36.6
49  North Dakota 35.2
50  Texas 34.8
51  Alaska 34.6
52  District of Columbia 34.0
53  Northern Mariana Islands[7] 33.6
54  Utah 31.0
55  Guam[7] 29.0
56  American Samoa[7] 25.5

See also

Notes

  1. In the table, territories data is from 2017 CIA World Factbook estimates. The CIA World Factbook published updated median ages for these territories in 2018: 26.1 years in American Samoa,[1] 29.1 years in Guam,[2] 33.4 years in the Northern Mariana Islands,[3] 42.2 years in Puerto Rico,[4] and 41.3 years in the U.S. Virgin Islands.[5]

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