North Carolina Total Population in 2010 by County

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Population, Census, April 1, 2010 - (Number)
County Value
Alamance 151,131
Alexander 37,198
Alleghany 11,155
Anson 26,948
Ashe 27,281
Avery 17,797
Beaufort 47,759
Bertie 21,282
Bladen 35,190
Brunswick 107,431
Buncombe 238,318
Burke 90,912
Cabarrus 178,011
Caldwell 83,029
Camden 9,980
Carteret 66,469
Caswell 23,719
Catawba 154,358
Chatham 63,505
Cherokee 27,444
Chowan 14,793
Clay 10,587
Cleveland 98,078
Columbus 58,098
Craven 103,505
Cumberland 319,431
Currituck 23,547
Dare 33,920
Davidson 162,878
Davie 41,240
Duplin 58,505
Durham 267,587
Edgecombe 56,552
Forsyth 350,670
Franklin 60,619
Gaston 206,086
Gates 12,197
Graham 8,861
Granville 59,916
Greene 21,362
Guilford 488,406
Halifax 54,691
Harnett 114,678
Haywood 59,036
Henderson 106,740
Hertford 24,669
Hoke 46,952
Hyde 5,810
Iredell 159,437
Jackson 40,271
Johnston 168,878
Jones 10,153
Lee 57,866
Lenoir 59,495
Lincoln 78,265
Macon 33,922
Madison 20,764
Martin 24,505
McDowell 44,996
Mecklenburg 919,628
Mitchell 15,579
Montgomery 27,798
Moore 88,247
Nash 95,840
New Hanover 202,667
Northampton 22,099
Onslow 177,772
Orange 133,801
Pamlico 13,144
Pasquotank 40,661
Pender 52,217
Perquimans 13,453
Person 39,464
Pitt 168,148
Polk 20,510
Randolph 141,752
Richmond 46,639
Robeson 134,168
Rockingham 93,643
Rowan 138,428
Rutherford 67,810
Sampson 63,431
Scotland 36,157
Stanly 60,585
Stokes 47,401
Surry 73,673
Swain 13,981
Transylvania 33,090
Tyrrell 4,407
Union 201,292
Vance 45,422
Wake 900,993
Warren 20,972
Washington 13,228
Watauga 51,079
Wayne 122,623
Wilkes 69,340
Wilson 81,234
Yadkin 38,406
Yancey 17,818

Value for North Carolina (Number): 9,535,483

Data item: Population, Census, April 1, 2010

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census of Population and Housing, updated every 10 years. Decennial Census Datasets

Definitions:

In Census 2010, people were counted at their "usual residence," a principle followed in each census since 1790. Usual residence has been defined as the place where the person lives and sleeps most of the time. This place is not necessarily the same as the person's voting residence or legal residence.

Noncitizens who are living in the United States are included, regardless of their immigration status.

Persons temporarily away from their usual residence, such as on vacation or on a business trip on Census Day, were counted at their usual residence. People who live at more than one residence during the week, month, or year were counted at the place where they live most of the year. People without a usual residence, however, were counted where they were staying on Census Day.

Scope and Methodology:

Place of residence was derived from answers to questions that were asked of all people in Census 2010.

The "April 1, 2010 estimates base" reflects corrections to the Census 2010 figures, where necessary, or adjustments to account for any boundary changes subsequent to the census.

For more information please read the 2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File Technical documentation.