Connecticut State Information & Statistics

10 major cities (2014): Bridgeport, 146, 425; New Haven, 130, 741; Stamford, 125, 109; Hartford, 124, 893; Waterbury, 109, 915; Norwalk, 87, 190. , 82, 807; New England, 73, 153; West Hartford, 63, 268; Greenwich, 61, 171

Population survey population (grade) in 2010: 3, 574, 097 (29). Men: 1,739,614 (48.4%); Women: 1,834,483 (51.6%). Asian: 135, 565 (3.8%); Other race: 198, 466 (5.6%); Multiple matches: 92, 676 (White): 2,772,410 (77.6%); Black: 362,296 (10.1%); American Indians: (2.6%); Hispanic / Hispanic: 479,087 (13.4%). Population over 18 years of age in 2010: 2,757,082 people, over 65 years old: 506,559, median age: 40.0 years

Connecticut fell sharply. Connecticut was ranked 20th in 2010 and is now on the verge of making 10 worst running conditions. Like many of the worst states, Connecticut has lost residents. During the 12 months from July 2015 to July 2016, the number of people leaving Connecticut increased by approximately 13,000. The decrease in the number of inhabitants means a decrease in the number of taxpayers, and the state of Connecticut borrowed a large amount. New England's debt is equivalent to about $ 10,000 per resident and exceeds nearly all states except Massachusetts neighboring its northern neighbor.

The population of Connecticut has decreased by 0.2% in 2016. This is the fourth largest decrease in Jeonju. The population of Connecticut has declined sharply in recent years and since 2013 the state has lost a total of around 20,000 inhabitants. Many people leaving Connecticut are young, university educated professionals. Since 2010, the median age of Connecticut has risen from 40.0 to 40.9. The population of Vermont decreases by 0.2% in 2016 and is the third largest contraction in all states. Like most lower state states in the low population, the declining population is mainly due to outward migration. In 2016, over 2,000 residents left Vermont for migration. This is the largest loss in any state after population size adjustment.

The first part of the Connecticut investigation announced last September showed that the Northhaven staff had a slightly higher incidence of brain tumors than the state population. However, the researchers stated that the difference is "not statistically significant" and stated that there is a possibility that it can be caused by factors unrelated to plants.

Except for Rhode Island State and Connecticut State, all states have important government functions and the county government has been abolished, but these organizations are still being used for administrative or statistical purposes. Massachusetts Commonwealth eliminated most government functions from eight of the 14 counties. There is no county in America (except American Samoa). Conversely, the US Census Bureau divides them into county levels. American Samoa has its own county, but the US Census Bureau considers the area and atoll of American Samoa as county level.