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Political division of Mexico
The following table presents a listing of Mexico's 31 federal states (and its Federal District, officially not a state), ranked in order of their total population (with data from the 2000 and 2005 census from INEGI).

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 Rank  State  Population (2005)  Population (2000)  km² 
 México  14,007,495  13,096,686  21,355
 Federal District  8,720,916  8,605,239  1,479
 Veracruz  7,110,214  6,908,975  71,699
 Jalisco  6,752,113  6,322,002  80,386
 Puebla  5,383,133  5,076,686  33,902
 Guanajuato  4,893,812  4,663,032  30,491
 Chiapas  4,293,459  3,920,892  74,211
 Nuevo León  4,199,292  3,834,141  64,924
 Michoacán  3,966,073  3,985,667  59,928
10  Oaxaca  3,506,821  3,438,765  93,952
11  Chihuahua  3,241,444  3,052,907  244,938
12  Guerrero  3,115,202  3,079,649  64,281
13  Tamaulipas  3,024,238; 2,753,222  79,384
14  Baja California  2,844,469  2,487,367  69,921
15  Sinaloa  2,608,442  2,536,844  58,328
16  Coahuila  2,495,200  2,298,070  149,982
17  San Luis Potosí  2,410,414  2,299,360  63,068
18  Sonora  2,394,861  2,216,969  182,052
19  Hidalgo  2,345,514  2,235,591  20,813
20  Tabasco  1,989,969  1,891,829  25,267
21  Yucatán  1,818,948  1,658,210  38,402
22  Morelos  1,612,899  1,555,296  4,950
23  Querétaro  1,598,139  1,404,306  11,449
24  Durango  1,509,117  1,448,661  123,181
25  Zacatecas  1,367,692  1,353,610  73,252
26  Quintana Roo  1,135,309  874,963  50,212
27  Tlaxcala  1,068,207  962,646  4,016
28  Aguascalientes  1,065,416  944,285  5,471
29  Nayarit  949,684  920,185  26,979
30  Campeche  754,730  690,689  50,812
31  Colima  567,996  542,627  5,191
32  Baja California Sur  512,170  424,041  73,475

Ranked lists of subnational entities | Lists of subnational entities | States of Mexico

Estados de México por población

 

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