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Largest Zip Codes by Population in the United States

The largest zip codes in the United States by population are 08701 (134,008), 77494 (130,920), 77449 (122,098), 78660 (113,386), and 11368 (112,750).

1.08701,

134,008 (0.04%)

2.77494,

130,920 (0.04%)

3.77449,

122,098 (0.04%)

4.78660,

113,386 (0.03%)

5.11368,

112,750 (0.03%)

6.60629,

108,997 (0.03%)

7.77084,

108,557 (0.03%)

8.11208,

108,180 (0.03%)

9.77433,

107,887 (0.03%)

10.79936,

107,512 (0.03%)

11.90011,

106,042 (0.03%)

12.11385,

105,521 (0.03%)

13.11373,

102,618 (0.03%)

14.90650,

101,983 (0.03%)

15.11226,

101,053 (0.03%)

16.94565,

100,826 (0.03%)

17.92336,

100,571 (0.03%)

18.11236,

100,082 (0.03%)

19.30044,

100,056 (0.03%)

20.91331,

99,804 (0.03%)

21.37013,

99,800 (0.03%)

22.90044,

98,990 (0.03%)

23.10467,

98,713 (0.03%)

24.10025,

96,988 (0.03%)

25.11207,

96,801 (0.03%)

26.92335,

96,704 (0.03%)

27.90805,

96,515 (0.03%)

28.90250,

96,200 (0.03%)

29.77573,

95,704 (0.03%)

30.79938,

95,452 (0.03%)

Largest Cities by Population in the United States

The largest cities in the United States by population are New York (8,622,467), Los Angeles (3,881,041), Chicago (2,721,914), Houston (2,296,253), and Phoenix (1,609,456).

1.New York,

8,622,467 (2.60%)

2.Los Angeles,

3,881,041 (1.17%)

3.Chicago,

2,721,914 (0.82%)

4.Houston,

2,296,253 (0.69%)

5.Phoenix,

1,609,456 (0.49%)

6.Philadelphia,

1,593,208 (0.48%)

7.San Antonio,

1,445,662 (0.44%)

8.San Diego,

1,383,987 (0.42%)

9.Dallas,

1,300,642 (0.39%)

10.San Jose,

1,001,176 (0.30%)

11.Austin,

958,202 (0.29%)

12.Jacksonville,

950,203 (0.29%)

13.Fort Worth,

924,663 (0.28%)

14.Columbus,

902,449 (0.27%)

15.Indianapolis,

882,006 (0.27%)

16.Charlotte,

875,045 (0.26%)

17.San Francisco,

851,036 (0.26%)

18.Seattle,

734,603 (0.22%)

19.Denver,

710,800 (0.21%)

20.Nashville,

684,103 (0.21%)

21.Oklahoma City,

681,088 (0.21%)

22.El Paso,

677,181 (0.20%)

23.Washington,

670,587 (0.20%)

24.Boston,

665,945 (0.20%)

25.Portland,

646,101 (0.20%)

26.Las Vegas,

644,835 (0.19%)

27.Detroit,

636,787 (0.19%)

28.Memphis,

630,027 (0.19%)

29.Louisville,

629,176 (0.19%)

30.Baltimore,

584,548 (0.18%)

Largest Counties by Population in the United States

The largest counties in the United States by population are Los Angeles County (9,936,690), Cook County (5,225,367), Harris County (4,726,177), Maricopa County (4,430,871), and San Diego County (3,289,701).

1.Los Angeles County,

9,936,690 (3.00%)

2.Cook County,

5,225,367 (1.58%)

3.Harris County,

4,726,177 (1.43%)

4.Maricopa County,

4,430,871 (1.34%)

5.San Diego County,

3,289,701 (0.99%)

6.Orange County,

3,175,227 (0.96%)

7.Miami-Dade County,

2,688,237 (0.81%)

8.Kings County,

2,679,620 (0.81%)

9.Dallas County,

2,604,053 (0.79%)

10.Riverside County,

2,429,487 (0.73%)

11.Queens County,

2,360,826 (0.71%)

12.Clark County,

2,265,926 (0.68%)

13.King County,

2,254,371 (0.68%)

14.San Bernardino County,

2,180,563 (0.66%)

15.Tarrant County,

2,113,854 (0.64%)

16.Bexar County,

2,014,059 (0.61%)

17.Broward County,

1,940,907 (0.59%)

18.Santa Clara County,

1,916,831 (0.58%)

19.Wayne County,

1,781,641 (0.54%)

20.Alameda County,

1,663,823 (0.50%)

21.New York County,

1,645,867 (0.50%)

22.Middlesex County,

1,623,109 (0.49%)

23.Philadelphia County,

1,593,208 (0.48%)

24.Sacramento County,

1,579,211 (0.48%)

25.Suffolk County,

1,524,486 (0.46%)

26.Palm Beach County,

1,494,805 (0.45%)

27.Hillsborough County,

1,468,560 (0.44%)

28.Bronx County,

1,443,229 (0.44%)

29.Orange County,

1,427,403 (0.43%)

30.Nassau County,

1,389,160 (0.42%)

Race in the United States

The most populous races in the United States are White / Caucasian (218,123,424 | 65.9%), Hispanic or Latino (61,755,866 | 18.6%), and Black / African American (41,288,572 | 12.5%).

Race	# Population	% Population
Asian	19,112,979	5.8%
Black / African American	41,288,572	12.5%
Hawaiian / Pacific	624,863	0.2%
Hispanic or Latino	61,755,866	18.6%
Native / Alaskan	2,786,431	0.8%
White / Caucasian	218,123,424	65.9%
Two or more Races	29,142,780	8.8%
Some other Race	20,018,544	6.0%
Total	331,097,593	100.0%

Ancestry in the United States

The most populous ancestries reported in the United States are German (41,919,607 | 12.7%), Mexican (37,145,956 | 11.2%), Irish (31,313,347 | 9.5%), English (28,436,099 | 8.6%), and American (18,507,701 | 5.6%), together accounting for 47.5% of all the United States residents.

Ancestry	# Population	% Population
Afghan	150,943	0.1%
African	1,871,898	0.6%
Alaska Native	28,462	0.0%
Alaskan Athabascan	25,222	0.0%
Albanian	218,774	0.1%
Aleut	21,486	0.0%
Alsatian	10,513	0.0%
American	18,507,701	5.6%
Apache	165,366	0.1%
Arab	2,164,088	0.6%
Arapaho	10,089	0.0%
Argentinean	304,672	0.1%
Armenian	453,620	0.1%
Assyrian / Chaldean / Syriac	96,423	0.0%
Australian	96,505	0.0%
Austrian	616,016	0.2%
Bahamian	56,778	0.0%
Bangladeshi	348,407	0.1%
Barbadian	69,202	0.0%
Basque	59,818	0.0%
Belgian	327,258	0.1%
Belizean	63,801	0.0%
Bermudan	8,131	0.0%
Bhutanese	1,614,103	0.5%
Blackfeet	203,870	0.1%
Bolivian	128,584	0.0%
Brazilian	509,391	0.2%
British	1,754,174	0.5%
British West Indian	121,005	0.0%
Bulgarian	108,637	0.0%
Burmese	1,977,441	0.6%
Cajun	97,224	0.0%
Cambodian	33,559	0.0%
Canadian	590,636	0.2%
Cape Verdean	106,855	0.0%
Carpatho Rusyn	8,669	0.0%
Celtic	48,447	0.0%
Central American	6,002,595	1.8%
Central American Indian	374,148	0.1%
Cherokee	1,150,610	0.4%
Cheyenne	21,018	0.0%
Chickasaw	68,827	0.0%
Chilean	182,671	0.1%
Chinese	20,179	0.0%
Chippewa	191,286	0.1%
Choctaw	257,004	0.1%
Colombian	1,357,798	0.4%
Colville	11,194	0.0%
Comanche	31,883	0.0%
Costa Rican	173,375	0.1%
Cree	13,512	0.0%
Creek	107,761	0.0%
Croatian	399,455	0.1%
Crow	18,832	0.0%
Cuban	2,405,080	0.7%
Cypriot	10,804	0.0%
Czech	1,267,179	0.4%
Czechoslovakian	260,400	0.1%
Danish	1,182,895	0.4%
Delaware	22,581	0.0%
Dominican	2,267,142	0.7%
Dutch	3,357,158	1.0%
Dutch West Indian	27,716	0.0%
Eastern European	1,005,654	0.3%
Ecuadorian	803,854	0.2%
Egyptian	309,357	0.1%
English	28,436,099	8.6%
Estonian	28,951	0.0%
Ethiopian	355,176	0.1%
European	5,543,537	1.7%
Fijian	41,335	0.0%
Filipino	280,778	0.1%
Finnish	628,742	0.2%
French	6,841,915	2.1%
French American Indian	33,399	0.0%
French Canadian	1,802,745	0.5%
German	41,919,607	12.7%
German Russian	23,539	0.0%
Ghanaian	185,371	0.1%
Greek	1,230,319	0.4%
Guamanian / Chamorro	154,057	0.1%
Guatemalan	1,669,094	0.5%
Guyanese	258,522	0.1%
Haitian	1,060,713	0.3%
Hmong	1,767	0.0%
Honduran	1,068,265	0.3%
Hopi	23,953	0.0%
Houma	12,212	0.0%
Hungarian	1,294,135	0.4%
Icelander	51,665	0.0%
Indian (Asian)	5,326,595	1.6%
Indonesian	218,048	0.1%
Inupiat	46,707	0.0%
Iranian	487,189	0.2%
Iraqi	165,123	0.1%
Irish	31,313,347	9.5%
Iroquois	95,118	0.0%
Israeli	149,556	0.1%
Italian	16,316,728	4.9%
Jamaican	1,203,841	0.4%
Japanese	351,951	0.1%
Jordanian	93,877	0.0%
Kenyan	103,802	0.0%
Kiowa	11,793	0.0%
Korean	4,337,256	1.3%
Laotian	145,031	0.0%
Latvian	84,991	0.0%
Lebanese	546,795	0.2%
Liberian	92,606	0.0%
Lithuanian	613,139	0.2%
Lumbee	79,560	0.0%
Luxembourger	42,059	0.0%
Macedonian	65,370	0.0%
Malaysian	250,948	0.1%
Maltese	41,206	0.0%
Marshallese	8,839	0.0%
Menominee	12,682	0.0%
Mexican	37,145,956	11.2%
Mexican American Indian	517,224	0.2%
Mongolian	38,751	0.0%
Moroccan	130,410	0.0%
Native Hawaiian	654,614	0.2%
Navajo	409,349	0.1%
Nepalese	13,631	0.0%
New Zealander	20,873	0.0%
Nicaraguan	441,378	0.1%
Nigerian	581,853	0.2%
Northern European	487,800	0.2%
Norwegian	4,123,617	1.3%
Okinawan	12,195	0.0%
Osage	23,782	0.0%
Ottawa	12,883	0.0%
Paiute	16,911	0.0%
Pakistani	321,133	0.1%
Palestinian	152,586	0.1%
Panamanian	224,385	0.1%
Paraguayan	27,522	0.0%
Pennsylvania German	253,502	0.1%
Peruvian	712,740	0.2%
Pima	30,653	0.0%
Polish	8,645,944	2.6%
Portuguese	1,351,314	0.4%
Potawatomi	39,386	0.0%
Pueblo	83,443	0.0%
Puerto Rican	5,902,402	1.8%
Puget Sound Salish	24,173	0.0%
Romanian	458,947	0.1%
Russian	2,387,570	0.7%
Salvadoran	2,389,469	0.7%
Samoan	228,399	0.1%
Scandinavian	1,007,557	0.3%
Scotch-Irish	2,707,911	0.8%
Scottish	5,217,380	1.6%
Seminole	38,510	0.0%
Senegalese	26,624	0.0%
Serbian	194,511	0.1%
Shoshone	17,934	0.0%
Sierra Leonean	34,407	0.0%
Sioux	201,645	0.1%
Slavic	129,541	0.0%
Slovak	633,591	0.2%
Slovene	171,250	0.1%
Somali	167,300	0.1%
South African	79,446	0.0%
South American	4,248,408	1.3%
South American Indian	61,478	0.0%
Soviet Union	3,767	0.0%
Spaniard	946,224	0.3%
Spanish	776,448	0.2%
Spanish American	33,509	0.0%
Spanish American Indian	18,660	0.0%
Sri Lankan	2,246,463	0.7%
Subsaharan African	4,023,199	1.2%
Sudanese	72,799	0.0%
Swedish	3,471,233	1.1%
Swiss	876,797	0.3%
Syrian	195,361	0.1%
Taiwanese	3,248	0.0%
Thai	4,759,339	1.4%
Tlingit-Haida	27,205	0.0%
Tohono O'Odham	26,820	0.0%
Tongan	69,511	0.0%
Trinidadian and Tobagonian	233,908	0.1%
Tsimshian	4,099	0.0%
Turkish	234,282	0.1%
U.S. Virgin Islander	24,162	0.0%
Ugandan	25,234	0.0%
Ukrainian	1,042,925	0.3%
Uruguayan	71,984	0.0%
Ute	14,696	0.0%
Venezuelan	627,961	0.2%
Vietnamese	235,353	0.1%
Welsh	1,736,338	0.5%
West Indian	267,308	0.1%
Yakama	11,255	0.0%
Yaqui	54,320	0.0%
Yugoslavian	220,292	0.1%
Yuman	11,233	0.0%
Yup'ik	45,405	0.0%
Zimbabwean	12,733	0.0%
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Immigrants in the United States

The most numerous immigrant groups reported in the United States came from Latin America (22,649,518 | 6.8%), Central America (14,469,050 | 4.4%), Asia (14,105,933 | 4.3%), Mexico (10,767,104 | 3.3%), and Europe (4,820,287 | 1.5%), together accounting for 20.2% of all the United States residents.

Immigration Origin	# Population	% Population
Afghanistan	136,364	0.0%
Africa	2,580,172	0.8%
Albania	103,117	0.0%
Argentina	200,110	0.1%
Armenia	96,007	0.0%
Asia	14,105,933	4.3%
Australia	98,163	0.0%
Austria	39,066	0.0%
Azores	25,748	0.0%
Bahamas	35,359	0.0%
Bangladesh	271,479	0.1%
Barbados	51,525	0.0%
Belarus	71,687	0.0%
Belgium	34,732	0.0%
Belize	47,034	0.0%
Bolivia	80,173	0.0%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	106,359	0.0%
Brazil	552,373	0.2%
Bulgaria	74,305	0.0%
Cabo Verde	44,567	0.0%
Cambodia	149,355	0.1%
Cameroon	82,690	0.0%
Canada	821,792	0.3%
Caribbean	4,544,093	1.4%
Central America	14,469,050	4.4%
Chile	106,565	0.0%
China	2,829,008	0.9%
Colombia	860,787	0.3%
Congo	34,616	0.0%
Costa Rica	95,844	0.0%
Croatia	38,180	0.0%
Cuba	1,325,277	0.4%
Czechoslovakia	65,085	0.0%
Denmark	28,517	0.0%
Dominica	33,030	0.0%
Dominican Republic	1,223,316	0.4%
Eastern Africa	752,337	0.2%
Eastern Asia	4,223,726	1.3%
Eastern Europe	2,208,794	0.7%
Ecuador	480,873	0.2%
Egypt	221,329	0.1%
El Salvador	1,408,349	0.4%
England	318,896	0.1%
Eritrea	50,543	0.0%
Ethiopia	275,476	0.1%
Europe	4,820,287	1.5%
Fiji	43,247	0.0%
France	184,998	0.1%
Germany	543,047	0.2%
Ghana	201,796	0.1%
Greece	118,932	0.0%
Grenada	34,433	0.0%
Guatemala	1,051,999	0.3%
Guyana	287,198	0.1%
Haiti	694,547	0.2%
Honduras	727,303	0.2%
Hong Kong	239,302	0.1%
Hungary	64,894	0.0%
India	2,732,526	0.8%
Indonesia	99,615	0.0%
Iran	391,354	0.1%
Iraq	234,088	0.1%
Ireland	119,836	0.0%
Israel	139,089	0.0%
Italy	312,941	0.1%
Jamaica	785,998	0.2%
Japan	342,380	0.1%
Jordan	88,074	0.0%
Kazakhstan	37,031	0.0%
Kenya	158,590	0.1%
Korea	1,034,299	0.3%
Kuwait	35,679	0.0%
Laos	174,982	0.1%
Latin America	22,649,518	6.8%
Latvia	23,603	0.0%
Lebanon	133,021	0.0%
Liberia	98,441	0.0%
Lithuania	33,942	0.0%
Malaysia	82,574	0.0%
Mexico	10,767,104	3.3%
Micronesia	32,739	0.0%
Middle Africa	193,874	0.1%
Moldova	53,673	0.0%
Morocco	88,055	0.0%
Nepal	165,080	0.1%
Netherlands	83,187	0.0%
Nicaragua	255,152	0.1%
Nigeria	416,418	0.1%
North Macedonia	28,387	0.0%
Northern Africa	421,832	0.1%
Northern Europe	944,917	0.3%
Norway	21,736	0.0%
Oceania	293,459	0.1%
Pakistan	393,877	0.1%
Panama	105,274	0.0%
Peru	461,322	0.1%
Philippines	1,985,710	0.6%
Poland	408,899	0.1%
Portugal	169,177	0.1%
Romania	164,406	0.1%
Russia	406,732	0.1%
Saudi Arabia	65,497	0.0%
Scotland	57,530	0.0%
Senegal	33,541	0.0%
Serbia	42,332	0.0%
Sierra Leone	47,598	0.0%
Singapore	35,435	0.0%
Somalia	98,399	0.0%
South Africa	117,055	0.0%
South America	3,636,375	1.1%
South Central Asia	4,330,976	1.3%
South Eastern Asia	4,292,058	1.3%
Southern Europe	728,588	0.2%
Spain	120,953	0.0%
Sri Lanka	56,619	0.0%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	22,120	0.0%
Sudan	55,115	0.0%
Sweden	46,845	0.0%
Switzerland	37,522	0.0%
Syria	108,470	0.0%
Taiwan	376,336	0.1%
Thailand	256,546	0.1%
Trinidad and Tobago	231,222	0.1%
Turkey	140,331	0.0%
Uganda	36,662	0.0%
Ukraine	383,359	0.1%
Uruguay	51,485	0.0%
Uzbekistan	71,316	0.0%
Venezuela	519,103	0.2%
Vietnam	1,349,684	0.4%
West Indies	20,386	0.0%
Western Africa	985,560	0.3%
Western Asia	1,204,112	0.4%
Western Europe	924,665	0.3%
Yemen	62,169	0.0%
Zaire	56,604	0.0%
Zimbabwe	26,959	0.0%
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Sex and Age in the United States

The most populous age groups in the United States are 25 to 29 Years (11,574,776 | 7.0%) for men and 30 to 34 Years (11,181,154 | 6.7%) for women.

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	9,725,644 (5.9%)	9,279,281 (5.6%)
5 to 9 Years	10,210,019 (6.2%)	9,728,129 (5.8%)
10 to 14 Years	10,974,635 (6.7%)	10,458,513 (6.3%)
15 to 19 Years	11,196,816 (6.8%)	10,683,985 (6.4%)
20 to 24 Years	11,400,730 (6.9%)	10,838,849 (6.5%)
25 to 29 Years	11,574,776 (7.0%)	11,099,035 (6.7%)
30 to 34 Years	11,533,188 (7.0%)	11,181,154 (6.7%)
35 to 39 Years	11,139,243 (6.8%)	10,869,175 (6.5%)
40 to 44 Years	10,497,372 (6.4%)	10,304,569 (6.2%)
45 to 49 Years	10,160,361 (6.2%)	10,086,469 (6.0%)
50 to 54 Years	10,433,237 (6.4%)	10,407,290 (6.2%)
55 to 59 Years	10,628,155 (6.5%)	10,907,144 (6.5%)
60 to 64 Years	10,244,115 (6.2%)	10,798,061 (6.5%)
65 to 69 Years	8,488,842 (5.2%)	9,375,520 (5.6%)
70 to 74 Years	6,716,886 (4.1%)	7,679,431 (4.6%)
75 to 79 Years	4,325,136 (2.6%)	5,393,379 (3.2%)
80 to 84 Years	2,626,186 (1.6%)	3,622,161 (2.2%)
85 Years and over	2,324,957 (1.4%)	4,185,150 (2.5%)
Total	164,200,298 (100.0%)	166,897,295 (100.0%)

Families and Households in the United States

Median Family Size in the United States

The median family size in the United States is 3.18 persons per family, with married-couple families (59,760,581 | 73.4%) accounting for the largest median family size of 3.21 persons per family. On the other hand, single male/father families (6,298,607 | 7.7%) represent the smallest median family size with 2.90 persons per family.

Family Type	# Families	Family Size
Married-Couple	59,760,581 (73.4%)	3.21
Single Male/Father	6,298,607 (7.7%)	2.90
Single Female/Mother	15,373,720 (18.9%)	3.19
Total Families	81,432,908 (100.0%)	3.18

Median Household Size in the United States

The median household size in the United States is 2.57 persons per household, with single female/mother households (15,373,720 | 12.2%) accounting for the largest median household size of 3.42 persons per household. non-family households (44,303,445 | 35.2%) represent the smallest median household size with 1.27 persons per household.

Household Type	# Households	Household Size
Married-Couple	59,760,581 (47.5%)	3.24
Single Male/Father	6,298,607 (5.0%)	3.30
Single Female/Mother	15,373,720 (12.2%)	3.42
Non-family	44,303,445 (35.2%)	1.27
Total Households	125,736,353 (100.0%)	2.57

Household Size by Marriage Status in the United States

Out of a total of 125,736,353 households in the United States, 81,432,908 (64.8%) are family households, while 44,303,445 (35.2%) are nonfamily households. The most numerous type of family households are 2-person households, comprising 35,334,514, and the most common type of nonfamily households are 1-person households, comprising 35,550,232.

Household Size	Family Households	Nonfamily Households
1-Person Households	-	35,550,232 (28.3%)
2-Person Households	35,334,514 (28.1%)	7,223,892 (5.8%)
3-Person Households	18,475,432 (14.7%)	975,676 (0.8%)
4-Person Households	15,650,046 (12.4%)	385,244 (0.3%)
5-Person Households	7,356,176 (5.9%)	109,773 (0.1%)
6-Person Households	2,825,731 (2.2%)	33,935 (0.0%)
7+ Person Households	1,791,009 (1.4%)	24,693 (0.0%)
Total	81,432,908 (64.8%)	44,303,445 (35.2%)

Female Fertility in the United States

Fertility by Age in the United States

Average fertility rate in the United States is 52.0 births per 1,000 women. Women in the age bracket of 20 to 34 years have the highest fertility rate with 85.0 births per 1,000 women. Women in the age bracket of 20 to 34 years acount for 70.5% of all women with births.

Age Bracket	Women with Births	Births / 1,000 Women
15 to 19 years	102,904 (2.6%)	10.0
20 to 34 years	2,808,021 (70.5%)	85.0
35 to 50 years	1,071,479 (26.9%)	32.0
Total	3,982,404 (100.0%)	52.0

Fertility by Age by Marriage Status in the United States

67.9% of women with births (3,982,404) in the United States are married. The highest percentage of unmarried women with births falls into 15 to 19 years age bracket with 86.9% of them unmarried at the time of birth, while the lowest percentage of unmarried women with births belong to 35 to 50 years age bracket with 20.1% of them unmarried.

Age Bracket	Married	Unmarried
15 to 19 years	13,480 (13.1%)	89,424 (86.9%)
20 to 34 years	1,833,638 (65.3%)	974,383 (34.7%)
35 to 50 years	856,112 (79.9%)	215,367 (20.1%)
Total	2,704,052 (67.9%)	1,278,352 (32.1%)

Fertility by Education in the United States

Average fertility rate in the United States is 52.0 births per 1,000 women. Women with the education attainment of graduate degree have the highest fertility rate of 62.0 births per 1,000 women, while women with the education attainment of less than high school have the lowest fertility at 34.0 births per 1,000 women. Women with the education attainment of college or associate's degree represent 29.6% of all women with births.

Female Fertility by Education Attainment in the United States

Educational Attainment	Women with Births	Births / 1,000 Women
Less than High School	409,777 (10.3%)	34.0
High School Diploma	915,355 (23.0%)	57.0
College or Associate's Degree	1,177,395 (29.6%)	50.0
Bachelor's Degree	909,814 (22.9%)	55.0
Graduate Degree	570,063 (14.3%)	62.0
Total	3,982,404 (100.0%)	52.0

Fertility by Education by Marriage Status in the United States

32.1% of women with births in the United States are unmarried. Women with the educational attainment of graduate degree are most likely to be married with 92.3% of them married at childbirth, while women with the educational attainment of less than high school are least likely to be married with 50.7% of them unmarried at childbirth.

Educational Attainment	Married	Unmarried
Less than High School	202,020 (49.3%)	207,757 (50.7%)
High School Diploma	459,508 (50.2%)	455,847 (49.8%)
College or Associate's Degree	725,275 (61.6%)	452,120 (38.4%)
Bachelor's Degree	789,719 (86.8%)	120,095 (13.2%)
Graduate Degree	526,168 (92.3%)	43,895 (7.7%)
Total	2,704,052 (67.9%)	1,278,352 (32.1%)

Income in the United States

Income Overview in the United States

Per Capita Income in the United States is $41,261, while median incomes of families and households are $92,646 and $75,149 respectively.

Characteristic	Number	Measure
Per Capita Income	331,097,593	$41,261
Median Family Income	81,432,908	$92,646
Mean Family Income	81,432,908	$124,530
Median Household Income	125,736,353	$75,149
Mean Household Income	125,736,353	$105,833
Income Deficit	81,432,908	$11,046
Wage / Income Gap (%)	331,097,593	27.98%
Wage / Income Gap ($)	331,097,593	72.02¢ per $1
Gini / Inequality Index	331,097,593	0.48

Earnings by Sex in the United States

Average Earnings in the United States are $42,131, $49,109 for men and $35,367 for women, a difference of 28.0%.

Sex	Number	Average Earnings
Male	93,031,893 (52.8%)	$49,109
Female	83,005,608 (47.1%)	$35,367
Total	176,037,501 (100.0%)	$42,131

Earnings by Sex by Income Bracket in the United States

The most common earnings brackets in the United States are $100,000+ for men (18,706,194 | 20.1%) and $100,000+ for women (8,611,012 | 10.4%).

Income	Male	Female
$2,499 or less	3,738,668 (4.0%)	4,770,301 (5.8%)
$2,500 to $4,999	2,568,628 (2.8%)	3,343,215 (4.0%)
$5,000 to $7,499	2,644,051 (2.8%)	3,386,843 (4.1%)
$7,500 to $9,999	1,918,335 (2.1%)	2,532,065 (3.0%)
$10,000 to $12,499	2,413,452 (2.6%)	3,161,115 (3.8%)
$12,500 to $14,999	1,994,499 (2.1%)	2,726,732 (3.3%)
$15,000 to $17,499	2,041,359 (2.2%)	2,722,627 (3.3%)
$17,500 to $19,999	1,668,815 (1.8%)	2,212,911 (2.7%)
$20,000 to $22,499	2,091,590 (2.2%)	2,597,743 (3.1%)
$22,500 to $24,999	2,598,059 (2.8%)	3,033,756 (3.6%)
$25,000 to $29,999	4,938,949 (5.3%)	5,478,837 (6.6%)
$30,000 to $34,999	5,034,040 (5.4%)	5,181,883 (6.2%)
$35,000 to $39,999	4,455,777 (4.8%)	4,506,829 (5.4%)
$40,000 to $44,999	4,434,983 (4.8%)	4,190,064 (5.1%)
$45,000 to $49,999	4,572,400 (4.9%)	4,053,338 (4.9%)
$50,000 to $54,999	3,879,862 (4.2%)	3,324,321 (4.0%)
$55,000 to $64,999	7,262,755 (7.8%)	5,861,594 (7.1%)
$65,000 to $74,999	5,851,668 (6.3%)	4,393,815 (5.3%)
$75,000 to $99,999	10,217,809 (11.0%)	6,916,607 (8.3%)
$100,000+	18,706,194 (20.1%)	8,611,012 (10.4%)
Total	93,031,893 (100.0%)	83,005,608 (100.0%)

Earnings by Sex by Educational Attainment in the United States

Average earnings in the United States are $56,671 for men and $41,333 for women, a difference of 27.1%. Men with an educational attainment of graduate degree enjoy the highest average annual earnings of $105,983, while those with less than high school education earn the least with $34,709. Women with an educational attainment of graduate degree earn the most with the average annual earnings of $72,916, while those with less than high school education have the smallest earnings of $22,680.

Educational Attainment	Male Income	Female Income
Less than High School	$34,709	$22,680
High School Diploma	$44,076	$29,470
College or Associate's Degree	$53,343	$36,347
Bachelor's Degree	$79,114	$54,924
Graduate Degree	$105,983	$72,916
Total	$56,671	$41,333

Family Income in the United States

Family Income Brackets in the United States

According to the the United States family income data, there are 16,449,447 families falling into the $100,000 to $149,999 income range, which is the most common income bracket and makes up 20.2% of all families. Conversely, the $10,000 to $14,999 income bracket is the least frequent group with only 1,465,792 families (1.8%) belonging to this category.

Income Bracket	# Families	% Families
Less than $10,000	2,524,420	3.1%
$10,000 to $14,999	1,465,792	1.8%
$15,000 to $24,999	3,664,481	4.5%
$25,000 to $34,999	4,641,676	5.7%
$35,000 to $49,999	7,573,260	9.3%
$50,000 to $74,999	12,703,534	15.6%
$75,000 to $99,999	11,237,741	13.8%
$100,000 to $149,999	16,449,447	20.2%
$150,000 to $199,999	9,039,053	11.1%
$200,000+	12,052,070	14.8%

Family Income by Famaliy Size in the United States

4-person families (14,817,641 | 18.2%) account for the highest median family income in the United States with $114,425 per family, while 2-person families (37,874,563 | 46.5%) have the highest median income of $40,554 per family member.

Income Bracket	# Families	Median Income
2-Person Families	37,874,563 (46.5%)	$81,109
3-Person Families	18,061,999 (22.2%)	$95,240
4-Person Families	14,817,641 (18.2%)	$114,425
5-Person Families	6,693,222 (8.2%)	$106,566
6-Person Families	2,494,411 (3.1%)	$103,586
7+ Person Families	1,491,072 (1.8%)	$108,745
Total	81,432,908 (100.0%)	$92,646

Family Income by Number of Earners in the United States

The median family income in the United States is $92,646, with families comprising 3+ earners (9,817,758) having the highest median family income of $145,016, while families with no earners (12,017,878) have the lowest median family income of $49,345, accounting for 12.1% and 14.8% of families, respectively.

Number of Earners	# Families	Median Income
No Earners	12,017,878 (14.8%)	$49,345
1 Earner	25,766,173 (31.6%)	$63,969
2 Earners	33,831,099 (41.5%)	$117,657
3+ Earners	9,817,758 (12.1%)	$145,016
Total	81,432,908 (100.0%)	$92,646

Household Income in the United States

Household Income Brackets in the United States

With 21,500,916 households falling in the category, the $100,000 to $149,999 income range is the most frequent in the United States, accounting for 17.1% of all households. In contrast, only 4,777,981 households (3.8%) fall into the $10,000 to $14,999 income bracket, making it the least populous group.

Income Bracket	# Households	% Households
Less than $10,000	6,161,081	4.9%
$10,000 to $14,999	4,777,981	3.8%
$15,000 to $24,999	8,801,545	7.0%
$25,000 to $34,999	9,304,490	7.4%
$35,000 to $49,999	13,453,790	10.7%
$50,000 to $74,999	20,243,553	16.1%
$75,000 to $99,999	16,094,253	12.8%
$100,000 to $149,999	21,500,916	17.1%
$150,000 to $199,999	11,064,799	8.8%
$200,000+	14,333,944	11.4%

Household Income by Householder Age in the United States

The median household income in the United States is $75,149, with the highest median household income of $90,808 found in the 45 to 64 years age bracket for the primary householder. A total of 46,462,494 households (36.9%) fall into this category. Meanwhile, the 15 to 24 years age bracket for the primary householder has the lowest median household income of $41,114, with 4,746,998 households (3.8%) in this group.

Income Bracket	# Households	Median Income
15 to 24 Years	4,746,998 (3.8%)	$41,114
25 to 44 Years	40,935,085 (32.6%)	$83,505
45 to 64 Years	46,462,494 (36.9%)	$90,808
65+ Years	33,591,776 (26.7%)	$54,699
Total	125,736,353 (100.0%)	$75,149

Poverty in the United States

Income Below Poverty by Sex and Age in the United States

With 11.3% poverty level for males and 13.7% for females among the residents of the United States, under 5 year old males and 18 to 24 year old females are the most vulnerable to poverty, with 1,716,029 males (18.0%) and 2,965,894 females (21.6%) in their respective age groups living below the poverty level.

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	1,716,029 (18.0%)	1,653,500 (18.1%)
5 Years	343,218 (17.5%)	325,304 (17.4%)
6 to 11 Years	2,100,532 (17.0%)	1,998,340 (17.0%)
12 to 14 Years	1,002,438 (15.4%)	966,440 (15.6%)
15 Years	339,091 (15.5%)	324,669 (15.4%)
16 and 17 Years	623,439 (14.4%)	609,351 (14.8%)
18 to 24 Years	2,436,020 (16.9%)	2,965,894 (21.6%)
25 to 34 Years	2,072,903 (9.2%)	3,214,333 (14.5%)
35 to 44 Years	1,799,531 (8.5%)	2,603,074 (12.3%)
45 to 54 Years	1,654,399 (8.2%)	2,024,014 (9.9%)
55 to 64 Years	2,039,358 (9.9%)	2,400,255 (11.1%)
65 to 74 Years	1,229,026 (8.2%)	1,702,847 (10.1%)
75 Years and over	753,348 (8.4%)	1,624,231 (13.0%)
Total	18,109,332 (11.3%)	22,412,252 (13.7%)

Income Above Poverty by Sex and Age in the United States

According to the poverty statistics in the United States, males aged 45 to 54 years and females aged 45 to 54 years are the age groups that are most secure financially, with 91.8% of males and 90.1% of females in these age groups living above the poverty line.

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	7,828,521 (82.0%)	7,456,485 (81.9%)
5 Years	1,615,466 (82.5%)	1,541,796 (82.6%)
6 to 11 Years	10,243,322 (83.0%)	9,752,218 (83.0%)
12 to 14 Years	5,503,106 (84.6%)	5,236,877 (84.4%)
15 Years	1,853,039 (84.5%)	1,777,706 (84.6%)
16 and 17 Years	3,706,624 (85.6%)	3,517,847 (85.2%)
18 to 24 Years	11,970,126 (83.1%)	10,766,638 (78.4%)
25 to 34 Years	20,398,806 (90.8%)	18,962,921 (85.5%)
35 to 44 Years	19,310,595 (91.5%)	18,500,018 (87.7%)
45 to 54 Years	18,597,721 (91.8%)	18,413,176 (90.1%)
55 to 64 Years	18,552,169 (90.1%)	19,205,776 (88.9%)
65 to 74 Years	13,763,780 (91.8%)	15,173,040 (89.9%)
75 Years and over	8,219,399 (91.6%)	10,886,692 (87.0%)
Total	141,562,674 (88.7%)	141,191,190 (86.3%)

Income Below Poverty Among Married-Couple Families in the United States

The poverty statistics for married-couple families in the United States show that 4.5% or 2,666,469 of the total 59,760,581 families live below the poverty line. Families with 5 or more children have the highest poverty rate of 22.7%, comprising of 104,403 families. On the other hand, families with no children have the lowest poverty rate of 3.5%, which includes 1,211,821 families.

Children	Above Poverty	Below Poverty
No Children	33,845,050 (96.5%)	1,211,821 (3.5%)
1 or 2 Children	18,560,139 (95.6%)	850,343 (4.4%)
3 or 4 Children	4,333,921 (89.7%)	499,902 (10.3%)
5 or more Children	355,002 (77.3%)	104,403 (22.7%)
Total	57,094,112 (95.5%)	2,666,469 (4.5%)

Income Below Poverty Among Single-Parent Households in the United States

According to the poverty data in the United States, 12.4% or 783,254 single-father households and 24.1% or 3,701,444 single-mother households are living below the poverty line. Among single-father households, those with 5 or more children have the highest poverty rate, with 17,008 households (39.7%) experiencing poverty. Likewise, among single-mother households, those with 5 or more children have the highest poverty rate, with 116,298 households (69.4%) falling below the poverty line.

Children	Single Father	Single Mother
No Children	227,988 (7.8%)	601,809 (10.0%)
1 or 2 Children	415,694 (14.5%)	2,157,243 (28.3%)
3 or 4 Children	122,564 (25.9%)	826,094 (52.6%)
5 or more Children	17,008 (39.7%)	116,298 (69.4%)
Total	783,254 (12.4%)	3,701,444 (24.1%)

Income Below Poverty Among Married-Couple vs Single-Parent Households in the United States

The poverty data for the United States shows that 2,666,469 of the married-couple family households (4.5%) and 4,484,698 of the single-parent households (20.7%) are living below the poverty level. Within the married-couple family households, those with 5 or more children have the highest poverty rate, with 104,403 households (22.7%) falling below the poverty line. Among the single-parent households, those with 5 or more children have the highest poverty rate, with 133,306 household (63.4%) living below poverty.

Children	Married-Couple Families	Single-Parent Households
No Children	1,211,821 (3.5%)	829,797 (9.3%)
1 or 2 Children	850,343 (4.4%)	2,572,937 (24.5%)
3 or 4 Children	499,902 (10.3%)	948,658 (46.4%)
5 or more Children	104,403 (22.7%)	133,306 (63.4%)
Total	2,666,469 (4.5%)	4,484,698 (20.7%)

Employment Characteristics in the United States

Employment by Class of Employer in the United States

Among the 156,703,623 employed individuals in the United States, private company employees (104,816,245 | 66.9%), not-for-profit organizations (13,232,766 | 8.4%), and local government employees (11,326,003 | 7.2%) make up the most common classes of employment.

Employer Class	# Employees	% Employees
Private Company Employees	104,816,245	66.9%
Self-Employed (Incorporated)	5,981,693	3.8%
Self-Employed (Not Incorporated)	9,113,212	5.8%
Not-for-profit Organizations	13,232,766	8.4%
Local Government Employees	11,326,003	7.2%
State Government Employees	6,647,844	4.2%
Federal Government Employees	5,293,026	3.4%
Unpaid Family Workers	292,834	0.2%
Total	156,703,623	100.0%

Employment Status by Age in the United States

According to the labor force statistics for the United States, out of the total population over 16 years of age (266,411,973), 63.5% or 169,171,603 individuals are in the labor force, with 5.3% or 8,966,095 of them unemployed. The age group with the highest labor force participation rate is 25 to 29 years, with 83.6% or 18,955,306 individuals in the labor force. Within the labor force, the 16 to 19 years age range has the highest percentage of unemployed individuals, with 14.8% or 1,022,023 of them being unemployed.

Age Bracket	In Labor Force	Unemployed
16 to 19 Years	6,905,561 (39.3%)	1,022,023 (14.8%)
20 to 24 Years	16,701,924 (75.1%)	1,553,279 (9.3%)
25 to 29 Years	18,955,306 (83.6%)	1,156,274 (6.1%)
30 to 34 Years	18,989,190 (83.6%)	949,460 (5.0%)
35 to 44 Years	35,661,029 (83.3%)	1,533,424 (4.3%)
45 to 54 Years	33,568,371 (81.7%)	1,309,166 (3.9%)
55 to 59 Years	15,828,445 (73.5%)	617,309 (3.9%)
60 to 64 Years	12,288,631 (58.4%)	454,679 (3.7%)
65 to 74 Years	8,645,862 (26.8%)	345,834 (4.0%)
75 Years and over	1,573,388 (7.0%)	61,362 (3.9%)
Total	169,171,603 (63.5%)	8,966,095 (5.3%)

Employment Status by Educational Attainment in the United States

According to labor force statistics for the United States, 78.7% of individuals (135,256,452) out of the total population between 25 and 64 years of age (171,863,344) are in the labor force, with 4.5% or 6,086,540 of them being unemployed. The group with the highest labor force participation rate are those with the educational attainment of bachelor's degree or higher, with 87.3% or 53,697,668 individuals in the labor force. Within the labor force, individuals with less than high school education have the highest percentage of unemployment, with 7.8% or 830,714 of them being unemployed.

Educational Attainment	In Labor Force	Unemployed
Less than High School	10,650,180 (61.3%)	1,355,162 (7.8%)
High School Diploma	31,259,604 (72.4%)	2,547,399 (5.9%)
College / Associate Degree	39,693,687 (79.7%)	2,340,782 (4.7%)
Bachelor's Degree or higher	53,697,668 (87.3%)	1,722,262 (2.8%)
Total	135,256,452 (78.7%)	7,733,850 (4.5%)

Employment Occupations by Sex in the United States

Management, Business, Science and Arts Occupations

The most common Management, Business, Science and Arts occupations in the United States are Community & Social Service (17,820,870 | 11.2%), Management (17,511,985 | 11.0%), Computers, Engineering & Science (10,750,027 | 6.8%), Health Diagnosing & Treating (9,923,902 | 6.2%), and Education Instruction & Library (9,826,285 | 6.2%).

Management, Business, Science and Arts Occupations by Sex

Within the Management, Business, Science and Arts occupations in the United States, the most male-oriented occupations are Architecture & Engineering (83.7%), Computers & Mathematics (74.2%), and Computers, Engineering & Science (73.7%), while the most female-oriented occupations are Health Diagnosing & Treating (74.7%), Health Technologists (74.1%), and Education Instruction & Library (72.7%).

Occupation	Male	Female
Management	10,279,869 (58.7%)	7,232,116 (41.3%)
Business & Financial	4,229,692 (46.2%)	4,927,864 (53.8%)
Computers, Engineering & Science	7,924,695 (73.7%)	2,825,332 (26.3%)
Computers & Mathematics	4,157,123 (74.2%)	1,443,921 (25.8%)
Architecture & Engineering	2,858,760 (83.7%)	556,619 (16.3%)
Life, Physical & Social Science	908,812 (52.4%)	824,792 (47.6%)
Community & Social Service	6,194,394 (34.8%)	11,626,476 (65.2%)
Education, Arts & Media	956,112 (33.7%)	1,882,174 (66.3%)
Legal Services & Support	888,074 (47.2%)	993,163 (52.8%)
Education Instruction & Library	2,682,054 (27.3%)	7,144,231 (72.7%)
Arts, Media & Entertainment	1,668,154 (50.9%)	1,606,908 (49.1%)
Health Diagnosing & Treating	2,512,035 (25.3%)	7,411,867 (74.7%)
Health Technologists	1,762,468 (25.9%)	5,048,479 (74.1%)
Total (Category)	31,140,685 (47.8%)	34,023,655 (52.2%)
Total (Overall)	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Services Occupations

The most common Services occupations in the United States are Food Preparation & Serving (8,400,228 | 5.3%), Cleaning & Maintenance (5,534,357 | 3.5%), Healthcare Support (5,212,036 | 3.3%), Personal Care & Service (4,072,090 | 2.6%), and Security & Protection (3,414,127 | 2.1%).

Services Occupations by Sex

Within the Services occupations in the United States, the most male-oriented occupations are Law Enforcement (80.5%), Security & Protection (76.8%), and Firefighting & Prevention (73.9%), while the most female-oriented occupations are Healthcare Support (84.9%), Personal Care & Service (74.9%), and Food Preparation & Serving (54.4%).

Occupation	Male	Female
Healthcare Support	786,983 (15.1%)	4,425,053 (84.9%)
Security & Protection	2,623,135 (76.8%)	790,992 (23.2%)
Firefighting & Prevention	1,391,647 (73.9%)	492,727 (26.2%)
Law Enforcement	1,231,488 (80.5%)	298,265 (19.5%)
Food Preparation & Serving	3,830,919 (45.6%)	4,569,309 (54.4%)
Cleaning & Maintenance	3,326,515 (60.1%)	2,207,842 (39.9%)
Personal Care & Service	1,021,869 (25.1%)	3,050,221 (74.9%)
Total (Category)	11,589,421 (43.5%)	15,043,417 (56.5%)
Total (Overall)	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Sales and Office Occupations

The most common Sales and Office occupations in the United States are Office & Administration (17,252,296 | 10.9%), and Sales & Related (15,247,792 | 9.6%).

Sales and Office Occupations by Sex

Occupation	Male	Female
Sales & Related	7,730,002 (50.7%)	7,517,790 (49.3%)
Office & Administration	4,552,181 (26.4%)	12,700,115 (73.6%)
Total (Category)	12,282,183 (37.8%)	20,217,905 (62.2%)
Total (Overall)	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Natural Resources, Construction and Maintenance Occupations

The most common Natural Resources, Construction and Maintenance occupations in the United States are Construction & Extraction (7,936,170 | 5.0%), Installation, Maintenance & Repair (4,874,792 | 3.1%), and Farming, Fishing & Forestry (962,303 | 0.6%).

Natural Resources, Construction and Maintenance Occupations by Sex

Occupation	Male	Female
Farming, Fishing & Forestry	727,963 (75.6%)	234,340 (24.3%)
Construction & Extraction	7,668,061 (96.6%)	268,109 (3.4%)
Installation, Maintenance & Repair	4,688,937 (96.2%)	185,855 (3.8%)
Total (Category)	13,084,961 (95.0%)	688,304 (5.0%)
Total (Overall)	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Production, Transportation and Moving Occupations

The most common Production, Transportation and Moving occupations in the United States are Production (8,690,204 | 5.5%), Material Moving (6,086,732 | 3.8%), and Transportation (6,065,737 | 3.8%).

Production, Transportation and Moving Occupations by Sex

Occupation	Male	Female
Production	6,206,472 (71.4%)	2,483,732 (28.6%)
Transportation	5,190,034 (85.6%)	875,703 (14.4%)
Material Moving	4,464,224 (73.3%)	1,622,508 (26.7%)
Total (Category)	15,860,730 (76.1%)	4,981,943 (23.9%)
Total (Overall)	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Employment Industries by Sex in the United States

Employment Industries in the United States

The major employment industries in the United States include Health Care & Social Assistance (22,145,600 | 13.9%), Retail Trade (17,463,378 | 11.0%), Manufacturing (15,876,915 | 10.0%), Educational Services (14,803,356 | 9.3%), and Professional & Scientific (12,470,772 | 7.9%).

Employment Industries by Sex in the United States

The the United States industries that see more men than women are Construction (89.4%), Mining, Quarrying, & Extraction (85.7%), and Utilities (77.6%), whereas the industries that tend to have a higher number of women are Health Care & Social Assistance (77.4%), Educational Services (68.0%), and Finance & Insurance (55.3%).

Industry	Male	Female
Agriculture, Fishing & Hunting	1,455,029 (76.3%)	450,904 (23.7%)
Mining, Quarrying, & Extraction	599,383 (85.7%)	100,298 (14.3%)
Construction	9,773,442 (89.4%)	1,154,140 (10.6%)
Manufacturing	11,277,067 (71.0%)	4,599,848 (29.0%)
Wholesale Trade	2,683,666 (70.3%)	1,132,531 (29.7%)
Retail Trade	9,075,783 (52.0%)	8,387,595 (48.0%)
Transportation & Warehousing	5,855,914 (74.5%)	2,004,399 (25.5%)
Utilities	1,031,816 (77.6%)	298,419 (22.4%)
Information	1,810,777 (60.0%)	1,206,043 (40.0%)
Finance & Insurance	3,382,871 (44.7%)	4,193,172 (55.3%)
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing	1,588,685 (52.8%)	1,417,499 (47.1%)
Professional & Scientific	7,058,612 (56.6%)	5,412,160 (43.4%)
Enterprise Management	105,007 (47.7%)	115,266 (52.3%)
Administrative & Support	3,940,680 (59.8%)	2,653,927 (40.2%)
Educational Services	4,735,390 (32.0%)	10,067,966 (68.0%)
Health Care & Social Assistance	4,996,424 (22.6%)	17,149,176 (77.4%)
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation	1,804,610 (54.5%)	1,504,831 (45.5%)
Accommodation & Food Services	5,139,015 (47.0%)	5,795,749 (53.0%)
Public Administration	4,110,719 (55.2%)	3,334,659 (44.8%)
Total	83,957,980 (52.8%)	74,955,224 (47.2%)

Education in the United States

School Enrollment in the United States

The most common levels of schooling among the 80,425,705 students in the United States are college / undergraduate (17,479,826 | 21.7%), high school (17,242,773 | 21.4%), and middle school (16,782,016 | 20.9%).

School Level	# Students	% Students
Nursery / Preschool	4,634,033	5.8%
Kindergarten	4,004,277	5.0%
Elementary School	15,776,656	19.6%
Middle School	16,782,016	20.9%
High School	17,242,773	21.4%
College / Undergraduate	17,479,826	21.7%
Graduate / Professional	4,506,124	5.6%
Total	80,425,705	100.0%

School Enrollment by Age by Funding Source in the United States

Out of a total of 80,425,705 students who are enrolled in schools in the United States, 13,913,647 (17.3%) attend a private institution, while the remaining 66,512,058 (82.7%) are enrolled in public schools. The age group of 3 to 4 year olds has the highest likelihood of being enrolled in private schools, with 1,522,101 (41.9% in the age bracket) enrolled. Conversely, the age group of 15 to 17 year olds has the lowest likelihood of being enrolled in a private school, with 11,030,798 (89.2% in the age bracket) attending a public institution.

Age Bracket	Public School	Private School
3 to 4 Year Olds	2,108,920 (58.1%)	1,522,101 (41.9%)
5 to 9 Year Old	16,108,712 (86.0%)	2,633,860 (14.1%)
10 to 14 Year Olds	18,461,630 (88.4%)	2,423,411 (11.6%)
15 to 17 Year Olds	11,030,798 (89.2%)	1,339,763 (10.8%)
18 to 19 Year Olds	5,396,118 (80.9%)	1,273,298 (19.1%)
20 to 24 Year Olds	6,821,971 (76.5%)	2,095,630 (23.5%)
25 to 34 Year Olds	3,680,085 (73.2%)	1,348,021 (26.8%)
35 Years and over	2,909,321 (69.6%)	1,272,066 (30.4%)
Total	66,512,058 (82.7%)	13,913,647 (17.3%)

Educational Attainment by Field of Study in the United States

Business (16,366,079 | 19.5%), education (9,281,893 | 11.1%), science & technology (8,209,837 | 9.8%), social sciences (6,774,333 | 8.1%), and engineering (6,418,778 | 7.6%) are the most common fields of study among 83,932,731 individuals in the United States who have obtained a bachelor's degree or higher.

Field of Study	# Graduates	% Graduates
Computers & Mathematics	4,107,645	4.9%
Bio, Nature & Agricultural	5,332,639	6.4%
Physical & Health Sciences	2,601,679	3.1%
Psychology	4,239,550	5.1%
Social Sciences	6,774,333	8.1%
Engineering	6,418,778	7.6%
Multidisciplinary Studies	737,995	0.9%
Science & Technology	8,209,837	9.8%
Business	16,366,079	19.5%
Education	9,281,893	11.1%
Literature & Languages	3,701,133	4.4%
Liberal Arts & History	4,089,339	4.9%
Visual & Performing Arts	3,568,912	4.3%
Communications	3,470,620	4.1%
Arts & Humanities	5,032,299	6.0%
Total	83,932,731	100.0%

Transportation & Commute in the United States

Vehicle Availability by Sex in the United States

The most prevalent vehicle ownership categories in the United States are males with 2 vehicles (34,004,047, accounting for 41.1%) and females with 2 vehicles (28,496,689, making up 46.9%).

Vehicles Available	Male	Female
No Vehicle	3,408,871 (4.1%)	3,217,607 (4.4%)
1 Vehicle	15,102,532 (18.3%)	16,391,426 (22.6%)
2 Vehicles	34,004,047 (41.1%)	28,496,689 (39.3%)
3 Vehicles	18,078,217 (21.9%)	14,890,918 (20.5%)
4 Vehicles	7,955,010 (9.6%)	6,420,608 (8.8%)
5 or more Vehicles	4,115,977 (5.0%)	3,119,566 (4.3%)
Total	82,664,654 (100.0%)	72,536,814 (100.0%)

Commute Time in the United States

The most frequently occuring commute durations in the United States are 15 to 19 minutes (21,192,685 commuters, 15.3%), 20 to 24 minutes (19,841,141 commuters, 14.3%), and 30 to 34 minutes (19,001,358 commuters, 13.7%).

Commute Time	# Commuters	% Commuters
Less than 5 Minutes	4,052,823	2.9%
5 to 9 Minutes	13,250,932	9.6%
10 to 14 Minutes	18,331,655	13.3%
15 to 19 Minutes	21,192,685	15.3%
20 to 24 Minutes	19,841,141	14.3%
25 to 29 Minutes	9,324,656	6.7%
30 to 34 Minutes	19,001,358	13.7%
35 to 39 Minutes	4,398,965	3.2%
40 to 44 Minutes	5,459,015	3.9%
45 to 59 Minutes	11,259,911	8.1%
60 to 89 Minutes	8,386,071	6.1%
90 or more Minutes	3,887,726	2.8%

Commute Time by Sex in the United States

The most common commute times in the United States are 15 to 19 minutes (10,879,757 commuters, 14.6%) for males and 15 to 19 minutes (10,312,928 commuters, 16.1%) for females.

Commute Time	Male	Female
Less than 5 Minutes	2,130,972 (2.9%)	1,921,851 (3.0%)
5 to 9 Minutes	6,448,674 (8.7%)	6,802,258 (10.6%)
10 to 14 Minutes	9,163,021 (12.3%)	9,168,634 (14.3%)
15 to 19 Minutes	10,879,757 (14.6%)	10,312,928 (16.1%)
20 to 24 Minutes	10,464,903 (14.1%)	9,376,238 (14.7%)
25 to 29 Minutes	4,953,413 (6.7%)	4,371,243 (6.8%)
30 to 34 Minutes	10,638,060 (14.3%)	8,363,298 (13.1%)
35 to 39 Minutes	2,436,325 (3.3%)	1,962,640 (3.1%)
40 to 44 Minutes	3,099,510 (4.2%)	2,359,505 (3.7%)
45 to 59 Minutes	6,548,629 (8.8%)	4,711,282 (7.4%)
60 to 89 Minutes	5,186,040 (7.0%)	3,200,031 (5.0%)
90 or more Minutes	2,542,993 (3.4%)	1,344,733 (2.1%)

Time of Departure to Work by Sex in the United States

The most frequent times of departure to work in the United States are 7:00 AM to 7:29 AM (10,210,023, 13.7%) for males and 7:00 AM to 7:29 AM (9,794,683, 15.3%) for females.

Time of Departure	Male	Female
12:00 AM to 4:59 AM	5,106,534 (6.9%)	2,200,977 (3.4%)
5:00 AM to 5:29 AM	3,978,846 (5.3%)	1,567,928 (2.5%)
5:30 AM to 5:59 AM	4,494,098 (6.0%)	2,288,218 (3.6%)
6:00 AM to 6:29 AM	7,723,661 (10.4%)	4,515,007 (7.1%)
6:30 AM to 6:59 AM	7,289,336 (9.8%)	5,926,791 (9.3%)
7:00 AM to 7:29 AM	10,210,023 (13.7%)	9,794,683 (15.3%)
7:30 AM to 7:59 AM	7,634,880 (10.2%)	8,986,930 (14.1%)
8:00 AM to 8:29 AM	7,620,839 (10.2%)	7,989,129 (12.5%)
8:30 AM to 8:59 AM	3,346,931 (4.5%)	4,140,869 (6.5%)
9:00 AM to 9:59 AM	4,376,222 (5.9%)	4,814,679 (7.5%)
10:00 AM to 10:59 AM	1,932,423 (2.6%)	2,200,973 (3.4%)
11:00 AM to 11:59 AM	964,004 (1.3%)	991,078 (1.5%)
12:00 PM to 3:59 PM	5,053,834 (6.8%)	4,433,034 (6.9%)
4:00 PM to 11:59 PM	4,760,666 (6.4%)	4,044,345 (6.3%)
Total	74,492,297 (100.0%)	63,894,641 (100.0%)

Housing Occupancy in the United States

Occupancy by Ownership in the United States

Of the total 125,736,353 dwellings in the United States, owner-occupied units account for 81,497,760 (64.8%), while renter-occupied units make up 44,238,593 (35.2%).

Occupancy	# Housing Units	% Housing Units
Owner Occupied Housing Units	81,497,760	64.8%
Renter-Occupied Housing Units	44,238,593	35.2%
Total Occupied Housing Units	125,736,353	100.0%

Occupancy by Household Size in the United States

Household Size	# Housing Units	% Housing Units
1-Person Household	35,550,232	28.3%
2-Person Household	42,558,406	33.9%
3-Person Household	19,451,108	15.5%
4+ Person Household	28,176,607	22.4%
Total Housing Units	125,736,353	100.0%

Occupancy by Ownership by Household Size in the United States

Household Size	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
1-Person Household	18,553,274 (52.2%)	16,996,958 (47.8%)
2-Person Household	30,223,641 (71.0%)	12,334,765 (29.0%)
3-Person Household	13,007,035 (66.9%)	6,444,073 (33.1%)
4+ Person Household	19,713,810 (70.0%)	8,462,797 (30.0%)
Total Housing Units	81,497,760 (64.8%)	44,238,593 (35.2%)

Occupancy by Educational Attainment in the United States

Household Size	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
Less than High School	5,615,221 (49.6%)	5,702,423 (50.4%)
High School Diploma	18,145,743 (61.1%)	11,533,516 (38.9%)
College/Associate Degree	24,162,174 (63.4%)	13,951,343 (36.6%)
Bachelor's Degree or higher	33,574,622 (72.0%)	13,051,311 (28.0%)

Occupancy by Age of Householder in the United States

Age Bracket	# Households	% Households
Under 35 Years	23,882,491	19.0%
35 to 44 Years	21,799,592	17.3%
45 to 54 Years	22,224,079	17.7%
55 to 64 Years	24,238,415	19.3%
65 to 74 Years	19,539,571	15.5%
75 to 84 Years	9,974,751	7.9%
85 Years and Over	4,077,454	3.2%
Total	125,736,353	100.0%

Housing Finances in the United States

Median Income by Occupancy in the United States

Occupancy Type	# Households	Median Income
Owner-Occupied	81,497,760 (64.8%)	$93,531
Renter-Occupied	44,238,593 (35.2%)	$48,844
Average	125,736,353 (100.0%)	$75,149

Occupancy by Householder Income Bracket in the United States

Income Bracket	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
Less than $5,000	1,522,491 (1.9%)	2,361,194 (5.3%)
$5,000 to $9,999	868,988 (1.1%)	1,439,407 (3.3%)
$10,000 to $14,999	1,655,085 (2.0%)	3,088,625 (7.0%)
$15,000 to $19,999	1,873,550 (2.3%)	2,361,601 (5.3%)
$20,000 to $24,999	2,129,991 (2.6%)	2,457,946 (5.6%)
$25,000 to $34,999	4,633,589 (5.7%)	4,675,837 (10.6%)
$35,000 to $49,999	7,318,760 (9.0%)	6,145,162 (13.9%)
$50,000 to $74,999	12,377,458 (15.2%)	7,850,960 (17.7%)
$75,000 to $99,999	11,013,013 (13.5%)	5,072,289 (11.5%)
$100,000 to $149,999	16,455,763 (20.2%)	5,011,161 (11.3%)
$150,000 or more	21,649,072 (26.6%)	3,774,411 (8.5%)
Total	81,497,760 (100.0%)	44,238,593 (100.0%)

Monthly Housing Cost Tiers in the United States

Monthly Cost	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
Less than $300	4,131,636 (5.1%)	1,207,804 (2.7%)
$300 to $499	8,632,178 (10.6%)	1,741,099 (3.9%)
$500 to $799	12,147,029 (14.9%)	5,063,423 (11.5%)
$800 to $999	6,886,106 (8.5%)	5,500,734 (12.4%)
$1,000 to $1,499	15,305,826 (18.8%)	12,851,449 (29.0%)
$1,500 to $1,999	11,968,759 (14.7%)	8,006,332 (18.1%)
$2,000 to $2,499	7,971,720 (9.8%)	3,965,502 (9.0%)
$2,500 to $2,999	5,127,699 (6.3%)	1,704,480 (3.8%)
$3,000 or more	9,326,807 (11.4%)	2,045,034 (4.6%)
Total	81,497,760 (100.0%)	44,238,593 (100.0%)

Physical Housing Characteristics in the United States

Housing Structures in the United States

Structure Type	# Housing Units	% Housing Units
Single Unit, Detached	78,642,189	62.5%
Single Unit, Attached	7,879,434	6.3%
2 Unit Apartments	4,162,151	3.3%
3 or 4 Unit Apartments	5,325,871	4.2%
5 to 9 Unit Apartments	5,657,985	4.5%
10 or more Apartments	17,382,021	13.8%
Mobile Home / Other	6,686,702	5.3%
Total	125,736,353	100.0%

Housing Structures by Occupancy in the United States

Structure Type	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
Single Unit, Detached	67,141,934 (85.4%)	11,500,255 (14.6%)
Single Unit, Attached	5,012,816 (63.6%)	2,866,618 (36.4%)
2 Unit Apartments	995,333 (23.9%)	3,166,818 (76.1%)
3 or 4 Unit Apartments	731,893 (13.7%)	4,593,978 (86.3%)
5 to 9 Unit Apartments	633,717 (11.2%)	5,024,268 (88.8%)
10 or more Apartments	2,138,028 (12.3%)	15,243,993 (87.7%)
Mobile Home / Other	4,844,039 (72.4%)	1,842,663 (27.6%)
Total	81,497,760 (64.8%)	44,238,593 (35.2%)

Housing Structures by Number of Rooms in the United States

Number of Rooms	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
1 Room	306,105 (0.4%)	2,409,535 (5.4%)
2 or 3 Rooms	2,493,475 (3.1%)	11,889,613 (26.9%)
4 or 5 Rooms	22,121,595 (27.1%)	20,049,596 (45.3%)
6 or 7 Rooms	30,764,923 (37.8%)	7,470,163 (16.9%)
8 or more Rooms	25,811,662 (31.7%)	2,419,686 (5.5%)
Total	81,497,760 (100.0%)	44,238,593 (100.0%)

Housing Structure by Heating Type in the United States

Heating Type	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
Utility Gas	42,052,669 (51.6%)	17,216,419 (38.9%)
Bottled, Tank, or LP Gas	4,859,219 (6.0%)	1,249,646 (2.8%)
Electricity	27,461,441 (33.7%)	23,141,999 (52.3%)
Fuel Oil or Kerosene	4,170,572 (5.1%)	1,171,666 (2.6%)
Coal or Coke	83,469 (0.1%)	17,807 (0.0%)
All other Fuels	2,280,018 (2.8%)	530,959 (1.2%)
No Fuel Used	590,372 (0.7%)	910,097 (2.1%)
Total	81,497,760 (100.0%)	44,238,593 (100.0%)

Household Vehicle Usage in the United States

Vehicles per Household	Owner-occupied	Renter-occupied
No Vehicle	2,560,689 (3.1%)	7,914,181 (17.9%)
1 Vehicle	20,810,976 (25.5%)	20,210,896 (45.7%)
2 Vehicles	34,517,198 (42.3%)	11,968,699 (27.1%)
3 or more Vehicles	23,608,897 (29.0%)	4,144,817 (9.4%)
Total	81,497,760 (100.0%)	44,238,593 (100.0%)

Real Estate & Mortgages in the United States

Real Estate and Mortgage Overview in the United States

Characteristic	Without Mortgage	With Mortgage
Housing Units	31,349,301	50,148,459
Median Property Value	$233,000	$311,300
Median Household Income	$67,171	$16,222,716
Monthly Housing Costs	$584	$9,053,942
Real Estate Taxes	$2,361	$1,423,512

Property Value by Mortgage Status in the United States

Property Value	Without Mortgage	With Mortgage
Less than $50,000	3,342,532 (10.7%)	1,265,517 (2.5%)
$50,000 to $99,999	3,583,621 (11.4%)	2,735,854 (5.5%)
$100,000 to $299,999	12,366,291 (39.5%)	20,195,722 (40.3%)
$300,000 to $499,999	6,179,939 (19.7%)	13,433,754 (26.8%)
$500,000 to $749,999	2,951,590 (9.4%)	6,717,344 (13.4%)
$750,000 to $999,999	1,325,606 (4.2%)	2,874,261 (5.7%)
$1,000,000 or more	1,599,722 (5.1%)	2,926,007 (5.8%)
Total	31,349,301 (100.0%)	50,148,459 (100.0%)

Household Income by Mortgage Status in the United States

Household Income	Without Mortgage	With Mortgage
Less than $10,000	1,496,864 (4.8%)	892,692 (1.8%)
$10,000 to $24,999	3,729,625 (11.9%)	894,615 (1.8%)
$25,000 to $34,999	2,764,624 (8.8%)	1,929,001 (3.8%)
$35,000 to $49,999	3,815,415 (12.2%)	1,868,965 (3.7%)
$50,000 to $74,999	5,407,939 (17.2%)	3,503,345 (7.0%)
$75,000 to $99,999	3,931,509 (12.5%)	6,969,519 (13.9%)
$100,000 to $149,999	4,776,969 (15.2%)	7,081,504 (14.1%)
$150,000 or more	5,426,356 (17.3%)	11,678,794 (23.3%)
Total	31,349,301 (100.0%)	50,148,459 (100.0%)

Property Value to Household Income Ratio in the United States

Value-to-Income Ratio	Without Mortgage	With Mortgage
Less than 2.0x	9,793,977 (31.2%)	110,515 (0.2%)
2.0x to 2.9x	4,991,859 (15.9%)	15,287,925 (30.5%)
3.0x to 3.9x	3,603,995 (11.5%)	11,926,511 (23.8%)
4.0x or more	12,526,449 (40.0%)	7,451,525 (14.9%)
Total	31,349,301 (100.0%)	50,148,459 (100.0%)

Real Estate Taxes by Mortgage Status in the United States

Property Taxes	Without Mortgage	With Mortgage
Less than $800	5,592,100 (17.8%)	236,321 (0.5%)
$800 to $1,499	4,742,162 (15.1%)	4,068,964 (8.1%)
$800 to $1,499	18,701,135 (59.7%)	6,708,120 (13.4%)
Total	31,349,301 (100.0%)	50,148,459 (100.0%)

Health & Disability in the United States

Health Insurance Coverage by Age in the United States

Age Bracket	With Coverage	Without Coverage
Under 6 Years	21,886,670 (95.6%)	1,010,492 (4.4%)
6 to 18 Years	51,735,363 (94.3%)	3,144,853 (5.7%)
19 to 25 Years	26,031,366 (85.9%)	4,288,165 (14.1%)
26 to 34 Years	33,860,361 (84.8%)	6,062,261 (15.2%)
35 to 44 Years	36,492,156 (87.0%)	5,479,236 (13.1%)
45 to 54 Years	36,160,714 (89.0%)	4,454,479 (11.0%)
55 to 64 Years	38,744,999 (91.8%)	3,443,977 (8.2%)
65 to 74 Years	31,551,173 (99.0%)	317,575 (1.0%)
75 Years and older	21,369,616 (99.5%)	114,054 (0.5%)
Total	297,832,418 (91.3%)	28,315,092 (8.7%)

Health Insurance Coverage by Citizenship Status in the United States

Citizenship Status	With Coverage	Without Coverage
Native Born	21,886,670 (95.6%)	1,010,492 (4.4%)
Foreign Born, Citizen	51,735,363 (94.3%)	3,144,853 (5.7%)
Foreign Born, not a Citizen	26,031,366 (85.9%)	4,288,165 (14.1%)

Health Insurance Coverage by Household Income in the United States

Household Income	With Coverage	Without Coverage
Under $25,000	30,557,402 (87.2%)	4,480,697 (12.8%)
$25,000 to $49,999	42,493,895 (86.8%)	6,467,625 (13.2%)
$50,000 to $74,999	43,567,478 (88.5%)	5,667,522 (11.5%)
$75,000 to $99,999	39,358,466 (90.8%)	3,998,504 (9.2%)
$100,000 and over	138,072,573 (94.9%)	7,394,413 (5.1%)

Public vs Private Health Insurance Coverage by Age in the United States

Age Bracket	Public Insurance	Private Insurance
Under 6	9,711,479 (42.4%)	13,226,991 (57.8%)
6 to 18 Years	20,250,974 (36.9%)	34,098,628 (62.1%)
19 to 25 Years	5,529,657 (18.2%)	21,328,962 (70.4%)
25 to 34 Years	7,460,560 (18.7%)	27,632,249 (69.2%)
35 to 44 Years	7,028,469 (16.8%)	30,904,431 (73.6%)
45 to 54 Years	6,652,277 (16.4%)	31,007,428 (76.3%)
55 to 64 Years	9,293,396 (22.0%)	31,758,199 (75.3%)
65 to 74 Years	29,923,610 (93.9%)	17,851,037 (56.0%)
75 Years and over	21,125,720 (98.3%)	12,659,940 (58.9%)
Total	116,976,142 (35.9%)	220,467,865 (67.6%)

Disability Status by Sex by Age in the United States

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	72,084 (0.7%)	59,605 (0.6%)
5 to 17 Years	1,965,188 (7.1%)	1,215,129 (4.6%)
18 to 34 Years	2,850,221 (7.6%)	2,570,461 (6.9%)
35 to 64 Years	7,547,610 (12.2%)	7,911,528 (12.5%)
65 to 74 Years	3,808,696 (25.4%)	3,860,511 (22.9%)
75 Years and over	4,105,827 (45.8%)	5,974,596 (47.8%)

Disability Class by Sex by Age in the United States

Disability Class: Hearing Difficulty

Disability in the United States: <span>Hearing Difficulty</span>

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	49,303 (0.5%)	36,722 (0.4%)
5 to 17 Years	164,565 (0.6%)	140,296 (0.5%)
18 to 34 Years	367,612 (1.0%)	269,665 (0.7%)
35 to 64 Years	2,014,743 (3.3%)	1,248,539 (2.0%)
65 to 74 Years	1,803,545 (12.0%)	927,368 (5.5%)
75 Years and over	2,344,978 (26.1%)	2,223,426 (17.8%)

Disability Class: Vision Difficulty

Disability in the United States: <span>Vision Difficulty</span>

Age Bracket	Male	Female
Under 5 Years	37,386 (0.4%)	35,689 (0.4%)
5 to 17 Years	249,527 (0.9%)	256,341 (1.0%)
18 to 34 Years	467,580 (1.2%)	519,405 (1.4%)
35 to 64 Years	1,419,422 (2.3%)	1,567,480 (2.5%)
65 to 74 Years	635,758 (4.2%)	691,503 (4.1%)
75 Years and over	722,264 (8.1%)	1,168,817 (9.3%)

Disability Class: Cognitive Difficulty

Disability in the United States: <span>Cognitive Difficulty</span>

Age Bracket	Male	Female
5 to 17 Years	1,613,706 (5.8%)	853,467 (3.2%)
18 to 34 Years	1,931,972 (5.1%)	1,615,245 (4.3%)
35 to 64 Years	2,892,691 (4.7%)	3,030,139 (4.8%)
65 to 74 Years	804,491 (5.4%)	818,164 (4.9%)
75 Years and over	996,066 (11.1%)	1,708,011 (13.7%)

Disability Class: Ambulatory Difficulty

Disability in the United States: <span>Ambulatory Difficulty</span>

Age Bracket	Male	Female
5 to 17 Years	175,275 (0.6%)	148,445 (0.6%)
18 to 34 Years	467,114 (1.2%)	464,251 (1.3%)
35 to 64 Years	3,611,290 (5.9%)	4,489,480 (7.1%)
65 to 74 Years	1,978,171 (13.2%)	2,655,148 (15.7%)
75 Years and over	2,328,964 (26.0%)	4,220,393 (33.7%)

Disability Class: Self-Care Difficulty

Disability in the United States: <span>Self-Care Difficulty</span>

Age Bracket	Male	Female
5 to 17 Years	371,067 (1.3%)	210,393 (0.8%)
18 to 34 Years	361,228 (1.0%)	276,756 (0.7%)
35 to 64 Years	1,312,869 (2.1%)	1,441,793 (2.3%)
65 to 74 Years	606,321 (4.0%)	701,636 (4.2%)
75 Years and over	898,127 (10.0%)	1,721,461 (13.8%)

Technology Access in the United States

Computing Device Access in the United States

Device Type	# Households	% Households
Desktop or Laptop	99,754,677	79.3%
Smartphone	110,930,625	88.2%
Tablet	79,715,723	63.4%
No Computing Device	7,603,749	6.0%
Total	125,736,353	100.0%

Internet Access in the United States

Internet Type	# Households	% Households
Dial-Up Internet	238,783	0.2%
Broadband Home	92,158,210	73.3%
Cellular Data Only	14,120,561	11.2%
Satellite Internet	8,478,336	6.7%
No Internet	14,413,656	11.5%
Total	125,736,353	100.0%

Common Questions

What is the Total Population of the United States?

Total Population of the United States is 331,097,593.

What is the Total Male Population of the United States?

Total Male Population of the United States is 164,200,298.

What is the Total Female Population of the United States?

Total Female Population of the United States is 166,897,295.

What is the Ratio of Males per 100 Females in the United States?

There are 98.38 Males per 100 Females in the United States.

What is the Ratio of Females per 100 Males in the United States?

There are 101.64 Females per 100 Males in the United States.

What is the Median Population Age in the United States?

Median Population Age in the United States is 38.5 Years.

What is the Average Family Size in the United States

Average Family Size in the United States is 3.2 People.

What is the Average Household Size in the United States

Average Household Size in the United States is 2.6 People.

What is Per Capita Income in the United States?

Per Capita income in the United States is $41,261.

What is the Median Family Income in the United States?

Median Family Income in the United States is $92,646.

What is the Median Household income in the United States?

Median Household Income in the United States is $75,149.

What is Income or Wage Gap in the United States?

Income or Wage Gap in the United States is 28.0%.

Women in the United States earn 72.0 cents for every dollar earned by a man.

What is Family Income Deficit in the United States?

Family Income Deficit in the United States is $11,046.

Families that are below poverty line in the United States earn $11,046 less on average than the poverty threshold level.

What is Inequality or Gini Index in the United States?

Inequality or Gini Index in the United States is 0.48.

How Large is the Labor Force in the United States?

There are 169,171,603 People in the Labor Forcein in the United States.

What is the Percentage of People in the Labor Force in the United States?

63.5% of People are in the Labor Force in the United States.

What is the Unemployment Rate in the United States?

Unemployment Rate in the United States is 5.3%.