Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
Yeah, the fourth most populated state is Florida. The state of Florida has an average age that is the highest of all 50. The only thing Florida leads the nation in is the number of people per capita who are in diapers and nursing homes.
Ummmm, PA is not poor. You must be getting it confused when you look up the southern states poverty rankings.
Conn is also well rounded, Massachusets too. The south does not have any well rounded states.
You're right, Florida does have ALOT of old people. But only COMPARED to other states. But to say it's nothing but old people, or MOSTLY old people is a stretch. ESPECIALLY in a state that has plenty of tourist attractions(South Beach, Theme Parks, Spring Break) geared towards young people.
That's STILL pretty high, for a state with 18million people. Number 8 out of 50 states is pretty good. And most of the most densely populated states are very small in size, so they get an automatic advantage. You think if NJ's population was in Florida it would still be that densely populated?
Are you serious, New Jersey is a tiny state and has almost 9 million people, Florida is huge and only has 9 million people more.
You're right, Florida does have ALOT of old people. But only COMPARED to other states. But to say it's nothing but old people, or MOSTLY old people is a stretch. ESPECIALLY in a state that has plenty of tourist attractions(South Beach, Theme Parks, Spring Break) geared towards young people.
No, Florida is not popular among the youth. Florida has the highest age among residents of all 50 states and it's a fact.
Living anywhere in Florida outside of Miami is the equivalent of living in a Golden Girls episode.
I know right. The top most densely populated states on that list are Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts.lol. Those states are tiny. If those states had only 5 people they would be considered the most densely populated.LOL
Are you serious, New Jersey is a tiny state and has almost 9 million people, Florida is huge and only has 9 million people more.
I understand that. NJ being small has just as much influence on it's population density as Florida does. Florida is 8th!!!! That's STILL pretty darn high. 8 out of 50, 18million people. And look at the TOP most densely populated states. Look how small they are. You can't tell me that those states being small doesn't have as much influence on there density.
Like I said, it IS true that Florida has ALOT of old people COMPARED to other states. BUT, it also attracts young people do to it's NUMEROUS attractions. You don't think people my age(20-25) don't want to party in South Beach? WOW what is this the twilight zone?
I understand that. NJ being small has just as much influence on it's population density as Florida does. Florida is 8th!!!! That's STILL pretty darn high. 8 out of 50, 18million people. And look at the TOP most densely populated states. Look how small they are. You can't tell me that those states being small doesn't have as much influence on there density.
The credibility of their high population doesn't go far when everyone is in nursing homes and over the age of 60.
I understand that. NJ being small has just as much influence on it's population density as Florida does. Florida is 8th!!!! That's STILL pretty darn high. 8 out of 50, 18million people. And look at the TOP most densely populated states. Look how small they are. You can't tell me that those states being small doesn't have as much influence on there density.
NY State is small??
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.