Get ready-to-use data, reports, analysis, and visualizations covering the demographics of Georgia, United States based on the current and reliable United States Census Bureau's 2022 American Community Survey (ACS) Estimates: 1-Year, 1-Year Supplemental, and 5-Year Estimates. The American Community Survey (ACS) Estimates cover numerous topics and sub-topics, including sex by age, race, income, education, occupation, health coverage, housing, and more. Contact Us Today!
The total population of Georgia, United States is 10,722,325. The median age of the population of Georgia, United States is 37.2 years. The median age for males is 36.0 years. The median age for females is 38.4 years. The chart shows the distribution of the population of Georgia, United States by sex & age (gender & age demographics). Ohio is next with a population of 11,774,683, followed by Illinois, which has a population of 12,757,634.
The chart shows the breakdown of the total population of Georgia, United States by race and ethnicity (racial demographics), which is as follows: White: 50.78%; Black/African American: 31.09%; American Indian and Alaska Native: 0.11%; Asian: 4.30%; Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: 0.05%; Some other race: 0.47%; Two or more races: 3.14%; Hispanic or Latino: 10.06%.
Georgia, United States has a diversity score of 0.3676, which suggests a moderately high level of diversity. There is a fair distribution among different groups, but some groups are slightly more prominent.
The median household income in Georgia, United States in the past 12 months, in 2022 inflation-adjusted dollars, was $71,355. The chart shows the distribution of household income by income level for the population of Georgia, United States.
The chart shows the breakdown of the total population, 25 and older, of Georgia, United States by educational attainment, which is as follows: Less than high school graduate: 11.30%; High school graduate (includes equivalency): 27.15%; Some college or associate's degree: 27.92%; Bachelor's Degree: 20.46%; Graduate or professional degree: 13.17%. 33.63% of the population, 25 and older, of Georgia, United States has a Bachelor's degree or higher.
The chart shows the distribution of health insurance coverage status by sex by age for the population of Georgia, United States. 12.66% of the population of Georgia, United States has no health insurance coverage.
The chart shows the breakdown of the population of Georgia by nativity and citizenship status in the United States. 94.58% of the population of Georgia are United States citizens, including residents born in the United States, born in Puerto Rico or United States Island Areas, born abroad of American parent(s), or by naturalization. 5.02% of the population of Georgia, United States are citizens by naturalization.
Note on the available American Community Survey (ACS) data sources:
The data and analysis of these topics is based on the
United States Census Bureau's
American Community Survey (ACS)
5-Year Estimates (current 2022 Edition). These estimates are also available for select geographies, depending on the size of the population, based on
ACS 1-Year Estimates or
ACS 1-Year Supplemental Estimates. The margin of error data is available for all reports.