Statistics for US States by population 1930

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Rank	State	Population	% Correct
15	Alabama	2,646,248	100%
6	California	5,677,251	100%
14	Georgia	2,908,506	100%
3	Illinois	7,630,654	100%
19	Iowa	2,470,939	100%
8	Massachusetts	4,249,614	100%
18	Minnesota	2,563,953	100%
1	New York	12,588,066	100%
12	North Carolina	3,170,276	100%
4	Ohio	6,646,697	100%
2	Pennsylvania	9,631,350	100%
5	Texas	5,824,715	100%
25	Arkansas	1,854,482	80%
29	Connecticut	1,606,903	80%
11	Indiana	3,238,503	80%
17	Kentucky	2,614,589	80%
22	Louisiana	2,101,593	80%
28	Maryland	1,631,526	80%
7	Michigan	4,842,325	80%
23	Mississippi	2,009,821	80%
10	Missouri	3,629,367	80%
9	New Jersey	4,041,334	80%
21	Oklahoma	2,396,040	80%
26	South Carolina	1,738,765	80%
16	Tennessee	2,616,556	80%
30	Washington	1,563,396	80%
27	West Virginia	1,729,205	80%
13	Wisconsin	2,939,006	80%
50	Alaska	59,278	60%
43	Arizona	435,573	60%
45	Hawaii	368,300	60%
42	Idaho	445,032	60%
24	Kansas	1,880,999	60%
35	Maine	797,423	60%
39	Montana	537,606	60%
49	Nevada	91,058	60%
41	New Hampshire	465,293	60%
44	New Mexico	423,317	60%
38	North Dakota	680,845	60%
34	Oregon	953,786	60%
37	Rhode Island	687,497	60%
36	South Dakota	692,849	60%
40	Utah	507,847	60%
46	Vermont	359,611	60%
20	Virginia	2,421,851	60%
48	Wyoming	225,565	60%
33	Colorado	1,035,791	40%
47	Delaware	238,380	40%
31	Florida	1,468,211	40%
32	Nebraska	1,377,963	40%