North Dakota is already known for our high labor force participation rate and our low unemployment rate.  But what about our teenage population?  This month we focus on North Dakota's teenage employment.  To learn more, check out the May edition of the ND Census Office newsletter.

County-level estimates were released April 18, 2019.  See the U.S. Census Bureau press release for details and link to North Dakota's counties.  The components of change are contained in Table PEPTCOMP.

North Dakota reaches all-time high in population.  New state-level population estimates place North Dakota at 760,077.  See the U.S. Census Bureau press release for details and links to data tables.

Community-level estimates for 2017 were recently released.  See the U.S. Census Bureau press release for details.  2017 population estimates for North Dakota's communities are available now on American FactFinder.

U.S. Census Bureau releases county population estimates for 2017.  See the Census Bureau's release for more information.  The release also includes 2017 population estimates for metropolitan and micropolitan regions.
 

North Dakota Population Reverses Trend and Falls to 755,393, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates.  

This paper provides three scenarios of population change for the state of North Dakota. Each of the scenarios use the same inputs such as fertility rates by age of the mother or life expectancy with the expectation of the rate of migration into or out of a given county, region or the state. This paper is an attempt to present what is expected to be the population of each county, region and the state at the mid-point of each five year interval. See North Dakota Census Office Population Projections of the State, Regions and Counties 2016 for details.

Interesting visual of population growth by county and the source of the change.  Compliments of the US Census Bureau.  Zoom in to more clearly see the change in North Dakota and our neighbors.