Chinese American, Asian American, and Total US Population, 2013

Count and Percentages

Chinese American
State

Asian American
State

Total US Population

Frequency

Cumulative %

Frequency

Cumulative %

Frequency

Cumulative %

1 California

1,543,672

36.3

36.3

1 California

5,965,714

31.6

31.6

1 California

State

38,332,521

12.1

12.1

2 New York

687,414

16.2

52.5

2 New York

1,708,105

9.0

40.6

2 Texas

26,448,193

8.4

20.5

3 Texas

214,017

5.0

57.5

3 Texas

1,256,455

6.7

47.3

3 New York

19,651,127

6.2

26.7

4 New Jersey

158,321

3.7

61.3

4 New Jersey

863,801

4.6

51.9

4 Florida

19,552,860

6.2

32.9

5 Hawaii

145,784

3.4

64.7

5 Hawaii

783,511

4.1

56.0

5 Illinois

12,882,135

4.1

37.0

6 Illinois

135,205

3.2

67.9

6 Illinois

721,615

3.8

59.8

6 Pennsylvania

12,773,801

4.0

41.0

7 Washington

129,111

3.0

70.9

7 Washington

682,575

3.6

63.5

7 Ohio

11,570,808

3.7

44.7

8 Florida

120,768

2.8

73.8

8 Florida

632,708

3.4

66.8

8 Georgia

9,992,167

3.2

47.8

9 Virginia

120,500

2.8

76.6

9 Virginia

581,251

3.1

69.9

9 Michigan

9,895,622

3.1

51.0

1 Massachusetts

111,845

2.6

79.2

10 Massachusetts

444,103

2.4

72.2

10 North Carolina

9,848,060

3.1

54.1

1 Pennsylvania

86,122

2.0

81.3

11 Pennsylvania

443,091

2.3

74.6

11 New Jersey

8,899,339

2.8

56.9

1 Maryland

81,369

1.9

83.2

12 Maryland

413,393

2.2

76.8

12 Virginia

8,260,405

2.6

59.5

1 Georgia

60,271

1.4

84.6

13 Georgia

403,282

2.1

78.9

13 Washington

6,971,406

2.2

61.7

1 Michigan

58,389

1.4

86.0

14 Michigan

318,346

1.7

80.6

14 Massachusetts

6,692,824

2.1

63.8

1 North Carolina

54,393

1.3

87.2

15 North Carolina

287,663

1.5

82.1

15 Arizona

6,626,624

2.1

65.9

1 Minnesota

43,679

1.0

88.3

16 Minnesota

277,426

1.5

83.6

16 Indiana

6,570,902

2.1

68.0

1 Nevada

42,238

1.0

89.3

17 Nevada

264,638

1.4

85.0

17 Tennessee

6,495,978

2.1

70.1

1 Ohio

40,379

1.0

90.2

18 Ohio

263,217

1.4

86.4

18 Missouri

6,044,171

1.9

72.0

1 Arizona

40,129

.9

91.2

19 Arizona

262,065

1.4

87.8

19 Maryland

5,928,814

1.9

73.8

2 Oregon

37,038

.9

92.0

20 Oregon

206,365

1.1

88.9

20 Wisconsin

5,742,713

1.8

75.7

2 Colorado

29,616

.7

92.7

21 Colorado

205,978

1.1

90.0

21 Minnesota

5,420,380

1.7

77.4

2 Connecticut

28,804

.7

93.4

22 Connecticut

174,365

.9

90.9

22 Colorado

5,268,367

1.7

79.0

2 Wisconsin

28,741

.7

94.1

23 Wisconsin

169,546

.9

91.8

23 Alabama

4,833,722

1.5

80.6

2 Indiana

26,734

.6

94.7

24 Indiana

145,159

.8

92.6

24 South Carolina

4,774,839

1.5

82.1

2 Missouri

20,427

.5

95.2

25 Missouri

135,345

.7

93.3

25 Louisiana

4,625,470

1.5

83.5

2 Tennessee

18,868

.4

95.6

26 Tennessee

119,062

.6

93.9

26 Kentucky

4,395,295

1.4

84.9

2 Utah

17,074

.4

96.0

27 Utah

95,997

.5

94.4

27 Oregon

3,930,065

1.2

86.2

2 Kansas

15,648

.4

96.4

28 Kansas

89,922

.5

94.9

28 Oklahoma

3,850,568

1.2

87.4

2 Louisiana

14,434

.3

96.8

29 Louisiana

86,853

.5

95.3

29 Connecticut

3,596,080

1.1

88.5

3 Oklahoma

13,736

.3

97.1

30 Oklahoma

86,371

.5

95.8

30 Iowa

3,090,416

1.0

89.5

3 South Carolina

13,412

.3

97.4

31 South Carolina

83,530

.4

96.2

31 Mississippi

2,991,207

.9

90.5

3 Iowa

12,333

.3

97.7

32 Iowa

72,885

.4

96.6

32 Arkansas

2,959,373

.9

91.4

3 Alabama

11,699

.3

98.0

33 Alabama

70,916

.4

97.0

33 Utah

2,900,872

.9

92.3

3 Kentucky

10,411

.2

98.2

34 Kentucky

66,815

.4

97.4

34 Kansas

2,893,957

.9

93.2

3 Alaska

9,688

.2

98.4

35 Alaska

54,085

.3

97.6

35 Nevada

2,790,136

.9

94.1

3 Arkansas

8,752

.2

98.6

36 Arkansas

47,670

.3

97.9

36 New Mexico

2,085,287

.7

94.8

3 Nebraska

7,788

.2

98.8

37 Nebraska

43,444

.2

98.1

37 Nebraska

1,868,516

.6

95.4

3 New Mexico

7,068

.2

99.0

38 New Mexico

42,765

.2

98.4

38 West Virginia

1,854,304

.6

95.9

3 Rhode Island

6,304

.1

99.1

39 Rhode Island

40,382

.2

98.6

39 Idaho

1,612,136

.5

96.5

4 New Hampshire

5,524

.1

99.3

40 New Hampshire

39,146

.2

98.8

40 Hawaii

1,404,054

.4

96.9

4 Delaware

4,631

.1

99.4

41 Delaware

37,859

.2

99.0

41 Maine

1,328,302

.4

97.3

4 Mississippi

4,187

.1

99.5

42 Mississippi

36,773

.2

99.2

42 New Hampshire

1,323,459

.4

97.7

4 Idaho

4,064

.1

99.6

43 Idaho

34,986

.2

99.4

43 Rhode Island

1,051,511

.3

98.1

4 District of Columbia

3,947

.1

99.7

44 District of Columbia

31,726

.2

99.5

44 Montana

1,015,165

.3

98.4

4 Maine

3,237

.1

99.7

45 Maine

19,607

.1

99.6

45 Delaware

925,749

.3

98.7

4 West Virginia

3,232

.1

99.8

46 West Virginia

14,837

.1

99.7

46 South Dakota

844,877

.3

99.0

4 Montana

2,840

.1

99.9

47 Montana

12,689

.1

99.8

47 Alaska

735,132

.2

99.2

4 Vermont

2,139

.1

99.9

48 Vermont

11,507

.1

99.8

48 North Dakota

723,393

.2

4 South Dakota

1,111

.0

100.0

49 South Dakota

11,281

.1

99.9

49 District of Columbia

646,449

.2

5 North Dakota

1,104

.0

100.0

50 North Dakota

10,823

.1

100.0

50 Vermont

626,630

.2

99.8

840

.0

100.0

51 Wyoming

8,450

.0

100.0

51 Wyoming

582,658

.2

100.0

4,249,037

100.0

100.0

Total

18,880,098

100.0

100.0

Total

316,128,839

100.0

100.0

5 Wyoming
Total

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, American Community Survey, 2013. Research conducted by United Chinese Communities. Investigators: Dr. Larry Hajime Shinagawa and research interns Yumeng Han, Shudi Lu, and Liping Sun
Copyright 2015 United Chinese Communities.

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