List of Mexican states by population growth rate

The following table is a list of the 32 federal states of Mexico, ranked in order by population growth from the 2015 Intercensal Survey to the 2010 Census population from the National Institute of Statistics, Geography, and Data Processing.[1]

Map of population change in Mexico states between 2010 and 2015.
Rank State 2015 Intercensal Survey [2] 2010 Census [3] Change Numeric Change
1  Quintana Roo 1,501,562 1,325,578 +13.28% 175,984
2  Baja California Sur 712,029 637,026 +11.77% 75,003
3  Querétaro 2,038,372 1,827,937 +11.51% 210,435
4  Aguascalientes 1,312,544 1,184,996 +10.76% 127,548
5  Nuevo León 5,119,504 4,653,458 +10.02% 466,046
6  Campeche 899,931 822,441 +9.42% 77,490
7  Colima 711,235 650,555 +9.33% 60,680
8  Nayarit 1,181,050 1,084,979 +8.85% 96,071
9  Tlaxcala 1,272,847 1,169,936 +8.80% 102,911
10  Chiapas 5,217,908 4,796,580 +8.78% 421,328
11  Coahuila 2,954,915 2,748,391 +7.51% 206,524
12  Durango 1,754,754 1,632,934 +7.46% 121,820
13  Hidalgo 2,858,359 2,665,018 +7.25% 193,341
14  Yucatán 2,097,175 1,955,577 +7.24% 141,598
15  Sinaloa 2,966,321 2,767,761 +7.17% 198,560
16  Morelos 1,903,811 1,777,227 +7.12% 126,584
17  Sonora 2,850,330 2,662,480 +7.06% 187,850
18  Tabasco 2,395,272 2,238,603 +7.00% 156,669
19  Puebla 6,168,883 5,779,829 +6.73% 389,054
20  Jalisco 7,844,830 7,350,682 +6.72% 494,148
21  Guanajuato 5,853,677 5,486,372 +6.69% 367,305
22  México 16,187,608 15,175,862 +6.67% 1,011,746
—  Mexico 119,530,753 112,336,538 +6.40% 7,194,215
23  Veracruz 8,112,505 7,643,194 +6.14% 469,311
24  Zacatecas 1,579,209 1,490,668 +5.94% 88,541
25  Michoacán 4,584,471 4,351,037 +5.37% 233,434
26  Tamaulipas 3,441,698 3,268,554 +5.30% 173,144
27  San Luis Potosí 2,717,820 2,585,518 +5.12% 132,302
28  Baja California 3,315,766 3,155,070 +5.09% 160,696
29  Chihuahua 3,556,574 3,406,465 +4.41% 150,109
30  Oaxaca 3,967,889 3,801,962 +4.36% 165,927
31  Guerrero 3,533,251 3,388,768 +4.26% 144,483
-  Ciudad de México 8,918,653 8,851,080 +0.76% 67,573

See also

References
  1. (in Spanish) Website of the National Institute of Statistics, Geography, and Data Processing
  3. "INEGI Censo de Población y Vivienda 2010". Retrieved December 21, 2012.
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