Population Projections in Colorado

≈ 6.2 M
2030 projection
≈ 7.0 M
2050 projection

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorColoradoUnited States
2030 population (millions)6.2347

National ranking

Colorado ranks #1 of 32 states by projected 2040 population.

#1Colorado6,200,000
#2Minnesota5,900,000
#3Kentucky4,700,000
#4Louisiana4,550,000
#5Oregon4,400,000
#6Oklahoma4,200,000
#7Utah3,900,000
#8New Mexico2,200,000
#9New Hampshire1,480,000
#10Maine1,430,000
#11Montana1,200,000
#12South Dakota955,000
#13Wyoming50
#14Vermont46
#15Florida26M
#16New York19.5M
#17Georgia12.7M
#18North Carolina12.5M
#19Ohio11.85M
#20Michigan10.3M
#21New Jersey9.8M
#22Virginia9.6M
#23Arizona8.9M
#24Tennessee8.2M
#25Massachusetts7.25M
#26Indiana7.2M
#27Missouri6.4M
#28Wisconsin6.1M
#29Washington6.1M
#30Delaware1%
#31Rhode Island0.3%
#32Illinois-4%

Overview

Colorado's population is projected to keep growing steadily, reaching approximately 6.2 million by 2030 driven by continued in-migration to the Front Range. Key figures for Colorado include 2030 projection of ≈ 6.2 M and 2050 projection of ≈ 7.0 M, offering a clear snapshot of population projections in the state. Understanding population projections helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Colorado to national and regional benchmarks.

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