Age Distribution in Georgia

37.5 years
Median age
23.1%
Under 18
15.1%
65 and older

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorGeorgiaUnited States
Median age (years)2023, ACS37.539.0

National ranking

Georgia ranks #7 of 38 states by median age.

#1Vermont2
#2Wyoming24
#3Utah32.6
#4Texas35.5
#5Oklahoma36.8
#6Colorado37.1
#7Georgia37.5
#8California37.6
#9Louisiana37.8
#10South Dakota37.9
#11Indiana38.4
#12Minnesota38.4
#13Nevada38.7
#14Virginia39
#15Arizona39
#16New Mexico39
#17Illinois39.1
#18Missouri39.2
#19North Carolina39.2
#20Tennessee39.3
#21Kentucky39.4
#22Ohio39.6
#23Oregon39.6
#24New York39.8
#25Wisconsin40.1
#26South Carolina40.1
#27Washington40.1
#28Massachusetts40.2
#29Michigan40.2
#30New Jersey40.4
#31Montana40.4
#32Rhode Island40.6
#33Pennsylvania40.9
#34Delaware41.6
#35Florida42.7
#36New Hampshire43.1
#37Maine44.8
#38Alaska48

Overview

In Georgia, age distribution stands at 37.5 years (median age). The U.S. figure for median age (years) is 39.0, versus 37.5 for Georgia. Other age distribution indicators for Georgia — Under 18: 23.1%, 65 and older: 15.1%.

Did you know?

  • Georgia has one of the youngest median ages among the ten most populous states.

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