U.S. Cities by State

• Alabama 463 PEP places
• Alaska 149 PEP places
• Arizona 91 PEP places
• Arkansas 501 PEP places
• California 483 PEP places
• Colorado 272 PEP places
• Connecticut 30 PEP places
• Delaware 57 PEP places
• District of Columbia 1 PEP places
• Florida 411 PEP places
• Georgia 538 PEP places
• Hawaii 1 PEP places
• Idaho 198 PEP places
• Illinois 1,294 PEP places
• Indiana 566 PEP places
• Iowa 939 PEP places
• Kansas 625 PEP places
• Kentucky 418 PEP places
• Louisiana 305 PEP places
• Maine 23 PEP places
• Maryland 157 PEP places
• Massachusetts 58 PEP places
• Michigan 533 PEP places
• Minnesota 856 PEP places
• Mississippi 299 PEP places
• Missouri 936 PEP places
• Montana 127 PEP places
• Nebraska 528 PEP places
• Nevada 19 PEP places
• New Hampshire 13 PEP places
• New Jersey 323 PEP places
• New Mexico 105 PEP places
• New York 594 PEP places
• North Carolina 549 PEP places
• North Dakota 355 PEP places
• Ohio 924 PEP places
• Oklahoma 591 PEP places
• Oregon 240 PEP places
• Pennsylvania 1,014 PEP places
• Rhode Island 8 PEP places
• South Carolina 271 PEP places
• South Dakota 310 PEP places
• Tennessee 345 PEP places
• Texas 1,224 PEP places
• Utah 255 PEP places
• Vermont 39 PEP places
• Virginia 227 PEP places
• Washington 281 PEP places
• West Virginia 230 PEP places
• Wisconsin 608 PEP places
• Wyoming 99 PEP places

The PEP place universe is mostly incorporated municipalities. Source exceptions include Washington, D.C., consolidated-government balance records, and Urban Honolulu CDP in Hawaii. Urban Honolulu is a census-designated place, not an incorporated city. We preserve these entity labels and do not substitute county-wide or metropolitan totals. Other CDPs and minor civil divisions await separate coverage.

State directories and city boundaries

Each state directory lists the PEP places reported in the Census Bureau’s Vintage 2025 city population release. The place counts above describe the number of records in this site’s directory, not the number of all named communities in the state. Unincorporated communities and most census-designated places are not in this release. Counties, metropolitan areas and municipal subdivisions have different boundaries and are not interchangeable with these place records.

The District of Columbia is listed alongside the states as a separate jurisdiction. In states where some local governments are primarily represented as minor civil divisions, this PEP place directory does not describe every town or township. A place’s legal name is retained from the federal population file to help distinguish cities, towns and villages.

Within each state, population and annual growth can be searched and combined. Housing and income filters apply only to cities for which this release has a detailed survey profile. The full population directory is reusable through the state CSV files, including places too small to appear in common lists of major cities.

Population is an estimate for July 1, 2025, while annual change compares July 1, 2024 and July 1, 2025 within the same revised release. Those dates are separate from the 2020–2024 survey window used in the detailed city profiles. The difference matters when a fast-growing place has changed since survey responses were collected.

Read the methodology for rank and missing-value treatment. Visit data downloads for all states or sources to inspect the original federal files.