List of United States congressional districts

Congressional districts in the United States are electoral divisions for electing members of the United States House of Representatives. There are now 435 voting seats in the House of Representatives. Each seat represents around 711,000 people.[1] There have been 435 voting seats since 1913, except for a temporary increase to 437 after the admissions of Alaska and Hawaii. The total number of state members is capped by the Reapportionment Act of 1929.[2] Also, each of the five inhabited U.S. territories and the federal district of Washington, D.C. sends a non-voting delegate to the House of Representatives.

The Bureau of the Census counts the number of people in the United States every ten years. This is called the decennial census. The numbers from the Census are used to figure out how many representavies each state gets. This is called "apportionment". The 2012 elections were the first to be based on the congressional districts which were defined based on the 2010 United States Census.[3]

Each state is in charge of the redistricting of districts within their state, and several states have one "at-large" division. Redistricting must take place if the number of members changes after a reapportionment, or may take place at any other time if demographics represented in a district has changed substantially. Districts may sometimes retain the same boundaries while changing their district numbers.

The following is a complete list of the 435 current congressional districts for the House of Representatives, and over 200 obsolete (no longer being used) districts, and the six current and one obsolete non-voting delegations.

Extremes

Population

Districts per state

  • State with the most: California (53), same as in 2000.
  • States with the fewest (only one district "at-large"): Alaska, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming. Alaska, Delaware and Wyoming are the only states that have never had more than one district. Between 1810 and 1820, Delaware had two U.S. Representatives, but they were elected at-large.

Area

Oldest district

Well-Being

Alabama

 
Alabama's congressional districts since 2013

Alaska

 
Alaska's at-large district since 1959

American Samoa

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Arizona

 
Arizona's congressional districts since 2013

Arkansas

 
Arkansas's congressional districts since 2013

California

 
California's congressional districts since 2013

Colorado

 
Colorado's congressional districts since 2013

Connecticut

 
Connecticut's congressional districts since 2013

Delaware

 
Delaware's at-large district since 1789

The oldest district in the country, it has never changed its shape or size. From 1813 to 1823, Delaware had two representatives—both chosen at-large on a general ticket from the same statewide district.

District of Columbia

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Florida

 
Florida's congressional districts since 2017

Georgia

 
Georgia's congressional districts since 2013

Guam

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Hawaii

 
Hawaii's congressional districts since 2013

Idaho

 
Idaho's congressional districts since 2013

Illinois

 
Illinois's congressional districts since 2013

Indiana

 
Indiana's congressional districts since 2013

Iowa

 
Iowa's congressional districts since 2013

Kansas

 
Kansas's congressional districts since 2013

Kentucky

 
Kentucky's congressional districts since 2013

Louisiana

 
Louisiana's congressional districts since 2013

Maine

 
Maine's congressional districts since 2013

Until 1820, Maine was part of Massachusetts. After the 1810 census, Massachusetts was allocated 20 districts. Seven Massachusetts districts (then numbered 14 through 20) were credited to Maine soon after it became a state in 1820. See District of Maine.

Maryland

 
Maryland's congressional districts since 2013

Massachusetts

 
Massachusetts's congressional districts since 2013

Michigan

 
Michigan's congressional districts since 2013

Minnesota

 
Minnesota's congressional districts since 2013

Mississippi

 
Mississippi's congressional districts since 2013

Missouri

 
Missouri's congressional districts since 2013

Montana

 
Montana's at-large district since 1993

Nebraska

 
Nebraska's congressional districts since 2013

Nevada

 
Nevada's congressional districts since 2013

New Hampshire

 
New Hampshire's congressional districts since 2013

New Jersey

 
New Jersey's congressional districts since 2013

New Mexico

 
New Mexico's congressional districts since 2013

New York

 
New York's congressional districts since 2013

North Carolina

 
North Carolina's congressional districts since 2016 court order[9]

North Dakota

 
North Dakota's at-large district since 1973

Northern Mariana Islands

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Ohio

 
Ohio's congressional districts since 2013

Oklahoma

 
Oklahoma's congressional districts since 2013

Oregon

 
Oregon's congressional districts since 2013

Pennsylvania

Philippines

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Puerto Rico

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Rhode Island

 
Rhode Island's congressional districts since 2013

South Carolina

 
South Carolina's congressional districts since 2013

South Dakota

 
South Dakota's at-large district since 1983

Tennessee

 
Tennessee's congressional districts since 2013

Texas

 
Texas's congressional districts since 2013

U.S. Virgin Islands

See Non-voting delegations, below.

Utah

 
Utah's congressional districts since 2013

Vermont

 
Vermont's at-large district since 1933

Virginia

 
Virginia's congressional districts since 2017, as a result of the 2016 court ruling.

Washington

 
Washington's congressional districts since 2013

West Virginia

 
West Virginia's congressional districts since 2013

Wisconsin

 
Wisconsin's congressional districts since 2013

Wyoming

 
Wyoming's at-large district since 1869

Non-voting delegations

 
2013 US Congressional districts with territories.

List of current districts by area

This list includes the 435 current voting districts, along with the District of Columbia's non-voting delegation.[10]

Rank
small
Rank
large
District Land area
(mi²)
Land area
(km²)
435 1 Alaska At-large 571,951.26 1,481,353.76
434 2 Montana At-large 145,552.44 376,980.82
433 3 Wyoming At-large 97,100.40 251,490.04
432 4 South Dakota At-large 75,884.64 196,541.22
431 5 New Mexico 2nd 71,739.49 185,805.46
430 6 Oregon 2nd 69,442.78 179,856.98
429 7 North Dakota At-large 68,975.93 178,647.66
428 8 Nebraska 3rd 67,435.41 174,657.89
427 9 Texas 23rd 58,059.18 150,373.43
426 10 Nevada 2nd 55,829.71 144,599.09
425 11 Arizona 1st 55,039.61 142,552.73
424 12 Kansas 1st 52,542.5 136,085.21
423 13 Nevada 4th 50,997.97 132,084.87
422 14 Colorado 3rd 49,731.77 128,805.41
421 15 New Mexico 3rd 44,958.52 116,442.68
420 16 Idaho 2nd 43,225.09 111,953.1
419 17 Utah 2nd 39,987.95 103,568.89
418 18 Idaho 1st 39,418.02 102,092.77
417 19 Texas 13th 38,349.24 99,324.63
416 20 Colorado 4th 38,102.67 98,686.01
415 21 Oklahoma 3rd 34,116.73 88,362.42
414 22 Minnesota 7th 33,429.31 86,582
413 23 Arizona 4th 33,199.45 85,986.66
412 24 California 8th 32,867.21 85,126.16
411 25 California 1st 28,089.47 72,751.8
410 26 Minnesota 8th 27,908.13 72,282.13
409 27 Texas 11th 27,832.17 72,085.39
408 28 Maine 2nd 27,557.4 71,373.74
407 29 Texas 19th 25,835.59 66,914.25
406 30 Michigan 1st 25,027.75 64,821.94
405 31 Wisconsin 7th 23,037.26 59,666.56
404 32 Iowa 4th 22,756.75 58,940.04
403 33 Arkansas 4th 22,338.08 57,855.69
402 34 Oklahoma 2nd 20,995.35 54,378.01
401 35 Utah 3rd 20,070.54 51,982.75
400 36 Missouri 8th 19,901.17 51,544.08
399 37 Utah 1st 19,560.79 50,662.5
398 38 Arkansas 1st 19,318.29 50,034.42
397 39 Washington 4th 19,250.22 49,858.12
396 40 Missouri 6th 18,198.62 47,134.47
395 41 Oregon 4th 17,274.04 44739.81
394 42 Arizona 3rd 15,688.79 40,634.01
393 43 Mississippi 2nd 15,551.51 40,278.45
392 44 Washington 5th 15,473.13 40,075.45
391 45 New York 21st 15,114.76 39,147.27
390 46 Illinois 15th 14,695.67 38,061.82
389 47 Louisiana 5th 14,452.88 37,433
388 48 Missouri 4th 14,401.38 37,299.61
387 49 Kansas 4th 14,315.68 37,077.65
386 50 Kansas 2nd 14,143.34 36,631.29
385 51 California 2nd 12,952.23 33,546.31
384 52 California 4th 12,836.2 33,245.79
383 53 Mississippi 3rd 12,754.48 33,034.14
382 54 Louisiana 4th 12,435.1 32,206.94
381 55 Iowa 2nd 12,261.92 31,758.40
380 56 Kentucky 1st 12,079.5 31,285.94
379 57 Iowa 1st 12,048.84 31,206.53
378 58 Minnesota 1st 11,973.99 31,012.67
377 59 Kentucky 5th 11,235.15 29,099.07
376 60 Wisconsin 3rd 11,111.79 28,779.56
375 61 Pennsylvania 5th 10,711.21 27,742.06
374 62 Mississippi 1st 10,572.8 27,383.58
373 63 Illinois 18th 10,515.95 27,236.34
372 64 Alabama 7th 10,156.13 26,304.40
371 65 Alabama 2nd 10,141.63 26,266.85
370 66 Texas 4th 10,122.99 26,218.57
369 67 Virginia 5th 10,029.79 25,977.18
368 68 California 23rd 9,898 25,635.85
367 69 Oklahoma 4th 9,777.28 25,323.18
366 70 West Virginia 3rd 9,745.33 25,240.43
365 71 Georgia 2nd 9,626.23 24,931.96
364 72 Texas 28th 9,378.53 24,290.42
363 73 Vermont At-large 9,249.56 23,956.36
362 74 Tennessee 7th 9,160.44 23,725.56
361 75 Texas 27th 9,128.25 23,642.19
360 76 Washington 3rd 9,114.01 23,605.31
359 77 Virginia 9th 9,113.87 23,604.95
358 78 Alabama 4th 8,888.77 23,021.94
357 79 Nebraska 1st 8,879.02 22,996.68
356 80 Iowa 3rd 8,789.62 22,765.14
355 81 Georgia 8th 8,711.64 22,563.17
354 82 Florida 2nd 8,613.58 22,309.19
353 83 Michigan 4th 8,457.8 21,905.72
352 84 Pennsylvania 10th 8,378.06 21,699.2
351 85 Texas 34th 8,190.32 21,212.95
350 86 Georgia 12th 8,185.27 21,199.87
349 87 South Carolina 6th 8,062.93 20,883.01
348 88 Mississippi 4th 8,044.48 20,835.22
347 89 West Virginia 2nd 8,017.31 20,764.85
346 90 Georgia 1st 7,982.81 20,675.5
345 91 New York 19th 7,937.02 20,556.90
344 92 Illinois 16th 7,917.49 20,506.32
343 93 Texas 1st 7,858.86 20,354.47
342 94 Arizona 2nd 7,838.12 20,300.75
341 95 North Carolina 3rd 7,810.08 20,228.13
340 96 Texas 15th 7,804.07 20,212.56
339 97 Texas 17th 7,651.16 19,816.52
338 98 Texas 25th 7,620.7 19,737.63
337 99 Alabama 3rd 7,543.86 19,538.62
336 100 Colorado 2nd 7,535.34 19,516.55
335 101 New York 23rd 7,371.65 19,092.59
334 102 Washington 8th 7,359.7 19,061.64
333 103 Florida 3rd 7,306.05 18,922.69
332 104 Colorado 5th 7,265.72 18,818.23
331 105 Indiana 8th 7,255.39 18,791.48
330 106 Ohio 6th 7,215.03 18,686.95
329 107 Kentucky 2nd 7,177.44 18,589.59
328 108 Texas 36th 7,125.83 18,455.92
327 109 Georgia 10th 7,096.22 18,379.23
326 110 Louisiana 3rd 6,983.32 18,086.82
325 111 Illinois 17th 6,933.08 17,956.7
324 112 Washington 6th 6,902.73 17,878.09
323 113 California 24th 6,883.35 17,827.89
322 114 Missouri 3rd 6,851.54 17,745.51
321 115 Tennessee 8th 6,850.53 17,742.89
320 116 North Carolina 11th 6,838.24 17,711.06
319 117 Wisconsin 8th 6,806.67 17,629.29
318 118 California 21st 6,729.94 17,430.56
317 119 New Hampshire 2nd 6,489 16,806.53
316 120 Tennessee 6th 6,474.21 16,768.22
315 121 Florida 17th 6,369.97 16,498.24
314 122 Indiana 4th 6,352.55 16,453.12
313 123 West Virginia 1st 6,275.56 16,253.72
312 124 Missouri 7th 6,272.84 16,246.67
311 125 Hawaii 2nd 6,213.4 16,092.72
310 126 Indiana 6th 6,206.83 16,075.71
309 127 Washington 1st 6,186.47 16,022.97
308 128 California 3rd 6,183.59 16,015.51
307 129 North Carolina 7th 6,161.77 15,959
306 130 Alabama 1st 6,066.83 15,713.11
305 131 Texas 8th 6,053.76 15,679.25
304 132 Tennessee 4th 5,984.84 15,500.75
303 133 Virginia 6th 5,930.02 15,358.77
302 134 Texas 21st 5,920.89 15,335.12
301 135 California 36th 5,912.64 15,313.75
300 136 Illinois 13th 5,793.65 15,005.57
299 137 Pennsylvania 9th 5,730.09 14,840.95
298 138 Ohio 5th 5,626.47 14,572.57
297 139 South Carolina 5th 5,505.54 14,259.36
296 140 North Carolina 1st 5,494.28 14,230.2
295 141 Arkansas 3rd 5,400.99 13,988.58
294 142 South Carolina 7th 5,354.62 13,868.48
293 143 South Carolina 3rd 5,268.28 13,644.86
292 144 Georgia 9th 5,210.81 13,496.01
291 145 Oregon 5th 5,189.73 13,441.41
290 146 New York 22nd 5,077.45 13,150.61
289 147 Texas 10th 5,070.95 13,133.77
288 148 Texas 5th 5,043.85 13,063.58
287 149 Illinois 12th 5,008.21 12,971.28
286 150 Arkansas 2nd 4,978.12 12,893.34
285 151 Wisconsin 6th 4,918.39 12,738.64
284 152 California 20th 4,874.22 12,624.24
283 153 California 51st 4,791.61 12,410.28
282 154 Ohio 15th 4,738.93 12,273.84
281 155 Ohio 4th 4,664.87 12,082.03
280 156 New Mexico 1st 4,600.14 11,914.37
279 157 Tennessee 3rd 4,570.32 11,837.14
278 158 Wisconsin 2nd 4,536.69 11,750.04
277 159 North Carolina 8th 4,512.78 11,688.11
276 160 Indiana 9th 4,486.77 11,620.75
275 161 Kentucky 4th 4,382.19 11,349.88
274 162 Virginia 4th 4,310.34 11,163.79
273 163 Kentucky 6th 4,292.72 11,118.16
272 164 Michigan 7th 4,227.73 10,949.83
271 165 Indiana 3rd 4,180.37 10,827.17
270 166 Alabama 6th 4,170.78 10,802.331
269 167 Tennessee 1st 4,141.92 10,727.58
268 168 Michigan 10th 4,140.44 10,723.75
267 169 Louisiana 6th 4,033.89 10,447.79
266 170 Louisiana 1st 4,030.23 10,438.31
265 171 Florida 1st 4,016.3 10,402.23
264 172 Maryland 1st 3,977.06 10,300.6
263 173 New York 27th 3,973.13 10,290.42
262 174 Indiana 2nd 3,958.58 10,252.73
261 175 Ohio 7th 3,864.76 10,009.74
260 176 Pennsylvania 3rd 3,850.8 9,973.58
259 177 Georgia 3rd 3,838.27 9,941.13
258 178 Virginia 1st 3,684.32 9,542.4
257 179 Alabama 5th 3,677.31 9,524.24
256 180 North Carolina 6th 3,674.55 9517.09
255 181 Georgia 14th 3,623.16 9,383.99
254 182 North Carolina 5th 3,571.86 9,251.13
253 183 Michigan 6th 3,546.74 9,186.07
252 184 Pennsylvania 11th 3,356.48 8,693.29
251 185 Maine 1st 3,285.52 8,509.51
250 186 Michigan 2nd 3,281.19 8,498.29
249 187 North Carolina 2nd 3,246.68 8,408.91
248 188 Florida 25th 3,232.71 8,372.73
247 189 Ohio 2nd 3,221.62 8,344
246 190 South Carolina 2nd 3,022.17 7,827.43
245 191 Oregon 1st 3,007 7,788.14
244 192 Minnesota 6th 2,882.22 7,464.96
243 193 Nevada 3rd 2,848.99 7,378.89
242 194 California 16th 2,839.51 7,354.34
241 195 California 50th 2,787.35 7,219.24
240 196 Virginia 7th 2,776.39 7,190.86
239 197 Michigan 3rd 2,628.74 6,808.44
238 198 North Carolina 10th 2,575.16 6,669.67
237 199 Utah 4th 2,550.35 6,605.41
236 200 Florida 11th 2,509.88 6,500.6
235 201 Florida 6th 2,506.92 6,492.93
234 202 New Hampshire 1st 2,463.65 6,380.86
233 203 Ohio 8th 2,450.49 6,346.78
232 204 Texas 14th 2,441.39 6,323.21
231 205 Minnesota 2nd 2,437.91 6,314.19
230 206 Florida 20th 2,427.42 6,287.02
229 207 Missouri 5th 2,424.85 6,280.37
228 208 New York 24th 2,388.56 6,186.38
227 209 Massachusetts 1st 2,350.29 6,087.26
226 210 Michigan 5th 2,348.70 6,083.14
225 211 Tennessee 2nd 2,320.68 6,010.57
224 212 North Carolina 13th 2,280.59 5,906.73
223 213 Ohio 12th 2,271.91 5,884.25
222 214 Pennsylvania 12th 2,163.03 5,602.25
221 215 Texas 31st 2,154.49 5,580.13
220 216 Texas 6th 2,148.41 5,564.39
219 217 Florida 26th 2,098.66 5,435.53
218 218 New Jersey 2nd 2,092.43 5,419.40
217 219 Oklahoma 5th 2,073.90 5,371.41
216 220 Pennsylvania 18th 2,072.79 5,368.53
215 221 Connecticut 2nd 1,987.68 5,148.10
214 222 Ohio 14th 1,953.14 5,058.64
213 223 Maryland 6th 1,950.26 5,051.18
212 224 Delaware At-large 1,949.00 5,047.00
211 225 Indiana 5th 1,924.76 4,985.13
210 226 Wisconsin 5th 1,890.75 4,897.05
209 227 Florida 4th 1,875.97 4,858.77
208 228 California 10th 1,818.79 4,710.67
207 229 Florida 8th 1,752.06 4,537.84
206 230 Pennsylvania 17th 1,733.22 4,489.04
205 231 California 5th 1,730.82 4,482.83
204 232 Wisconsin 1st 1,727.92 4,475.32
203 233 Florida 9th 1,707.49 4,422.40
202 234 California 25th 1,690.50 4,378.40
201 235 Oklahoma 1st 1,631.67 4,226.03
200 236 Massachusetts 2nd 1,628.00 4,216.52
199 237 Illinois 14th 1,597.60 4,137.79
198 238 South Carolina 1st 1,547.86 4,008.96
197 239 Pennsylvania 4th 1,517.84 3,931.21
196 240 Florida 18th 1,512.55 3,917.51
195 241 Michigan 8th 1,503.18 3,893.24
194 242 Maryland 5th 1,481.24 3,836.42
193 243 Texas 12th 1,441.16 3,732.61
192 244 Virginia 10th 1,372.24 3,554.11
191 245 Florida 5th 1,355.03 3,509.53
190 246 New York 18th 1,353.42 3,505.36
189 247 South Carolina 4th 1,299.30 3,365.19
188 248 Pennsylvania 15th 1,285.03 3,328.23
187 249 Louisiana 2nd 1,268.48 3,285.37
186 250 Tennessee 5th 1,248.57 3,233.80
185 251 Connecticut 5th 1,248.16 3,232.74
184 252 California 9th 1,245.28 3,225.28
183 253 New York 20th 1,231.28 3,189.02
182 254 Massachusetts 9th 1,214.74 3,146.18
181 255 Ohio 16th 1,205.34 3,121.83
180 256 California 22nd 1,165.12 3,017.66
179 257 Indiana 1st 1,157.02 2,996.68
178 258 Ohio 10th 1,129.76 2,926.08
177 259 Florida 10th 1,129.32 2,924.94
176 260 Illinois 2nd 1,080.67 2,798.94
175 261 Oregon 3rd 1,074.46 2,782.85
174 262 Georgia 11th 1,071.25 2,774.54
173 263 North Carolina 4th 1,045.35 2,707.46
172 264 Texas 22nd 1,032.84 2,675.06
171 265 Washington 2nd 1,015.02 2,628.90
170 266 Pennsylvania 16th 997.68 2,583.99
169 267 Virginia 2nd 991.68 2,568.45
168 268 New Jersey 5th 991.30 2,567.47
167 269 New Jersey 7th 970.19 2,512.79
166 270 Virginia 3rd 947.10 2,452.99
165 271 California 26th 939.12 2,432.32
164 272 California 42nd 935.96 2,424.14
163 273 California 19th 915.34 2,370.73
162 274 Texas 26th 907.15 2,349.52
161 275 New Jersey 3rd 899.70 2,330.23
160 276 Ohio 13th 894.30 2,316.24
159 277 Florida 12th 883.75 2,288.91
158 278 Florida 16th 875.33 2,267.11
157 279 Pennsylvania 7th 862.56 2,234.03
156 280 Pennsylvania 6th 860.47 2,228.62
155 281 Maryland 8th 859.85 2,227.01
154 282 North Carolina 9th 856.93 2,219.45
153 283 Washington 10th 826.67 2,141.08
152 284 Florida 15th 818.51 2,119.94
151 285 Rhode Island 2nd 765.32 1,982.18
150 286 Massachusetts 3rd 757.86 1,962.86
149 287 Kansas 3rd 757.20 1,961.15
148 288 Florida 19th 750.37 1,943.46
147 289 Georgia 13th 714.95 1,851.72
146 290 Texas 16th 710.35 1,839.81
145 291 Pennsylvania 8th 706.93 1,830.95
144 292 California 27th 699.90 1,812.74
143 293 California 18th 696.12 1,802.95
142 294 New Jersey 4th 691.88 1,791.97
141 295 Ohio 1st 686.96 1,779.23
140 296 Connecticut 1st 675.45 1,749.42
139 297 Massachusetts 4th 668.27 1,730.82
138 298 New York 1st 650.02 1,683.55
137 299 Arizona 6th 625.07 1,618.93
136 300 California 15th 599.45 1,552.58
135 301 Texas 35th 593.77 1,537.87
134 302 California 49th 553.08 1,432.48
115 321 North Carolina 12th 441 1,143.4
132 304 California 7th 548.65 1,421.00
131 305 Arizona 8th 539.66 1,397.72
130 306 Minnesota 3rd 527.05 1,365.06
129 307 Massachusetts 6th 526.79 1,364.39
128 308 Florida 7th 513.58 1,330.17
127 309 New York 25th 510.19 1,321.39
126 310 Nebraska 2nd 509.74 1,320.23
125 311 New Jersey 11th 504.97 1,307.87
124 312 Georgia 4th 496.6 1,286.20
123 313 California 11th 493.61 1,278.45
122 314 Maryland 7th 488.03 1,264.00
121 315 Tennessee 9th 483.39 1,251.98
120 316 Texas 3rd 480.88 1,245.48
119 317 Colorado 6th 474.66 1,229.37
118 318 Connecticut 3rd 470.34 1,218.18
117 319 Missouri 2nd 465.76 1,206.32
116 320 Ohio 9th 464.65 1,203.44
115 321 Connecticut 4th 460.73 1,193.29
114 322 Michigan 11th 419.26 1,085.88
113 323 New Jersey 12th 412.23 1,067.68
112 324 Michigan 12th 403.21 1,044.31
111 325 Georgia 7th 392.61 1,016.86
110 326 New York 17th 382.63 991.01
109 327 Illinois 6th 378.78 981.04
108 328 Texas 30th 356.27 922.74
107 329 New Jersey 1st 350.02 906.55
106 330 Maryland 2nd 348.88 903.6
105 331 Colorado 7th 342.11 886.07
104 332 Minnesota 4th 332.49 861.15
103 333 California 45th 330.39 855.71
102 334 Massachusetts 8th 326.37 845.3
101 335 Kentucky 3rd 319.34 827.09
100 336 California 41st 316.54 819.84
99 337 Texas 2nd 308.75 799.66
98 338 Maryland 3rd 304.14 787.72
97 339 Indiana 7th 303.84 786.95
96 340 Illinois 10th 299.78 776.43
95 341 Georgia 6th 298.76 773.79
94 342 Maryland 4th 297.81 771.33
93 343 Arizona 5th 293.47 760.09
92 344 California 33rd 288.58 747.42
91 345 Illinois 11th 280.95 727.66
90 346 Rhode Island 1st 268.49 695.39
89 347 California 52nd 267 691.53
88 348 Florida 14th 265.4 687.39
87 349 Massachusetts 5th 265.08 686.56
86 350 Georgia 5th 264.91 686.12
85 351 Texas 24th 262.76 680.55
84 352 Florida 21st 260.97 675.91
83 353 California 14th 259.5 672.11
82 354 Illinois 1st 258.38 669.2
81 355 New York 3rd 254.92 660.24
80 356 Ohio 11th 244.46 633.15
79 357 Illinois 3rd 237.18 614.3
78 358 Texas 18th 235.2 609.17
77 359 Ohio 3rd 228 590.52
76 360 Missouri 1st 225.36 583.68
75 361 New York 26th 219.13 567.55
74 362 California 28th 218.45 565.79
73 363 California 31st 218.24 565.24
72 364 California 47th 216.21 559.98
71 365 New Jersey 6th 215.55 558.28
70 366 Texas 33rd 211.94 548.93
69 367 Pennsylvania 14th 209.29 542.06
68 368 Hawaii 1st 209.22 541.88
67 369 Florida 27th 208.84 540.9
66 370 Illinois 8th 205.52 532.3
65 371 Arizona 7th 205.12 531.26
64 372 California 39th 204.4 529.4
63 373 Texas 20th 199.68 517.17
62 374 Colorado 1st 189.62 491.12
61 375 Texas 29th 187.07 484.51
60 376 Florida 13th 186.03 481.82
59 377 Michigan 14th 185.73 481.04
58 378 Texas 32nd 185.66 480.86
57 379 Virginia 11th 185.09 479.38
56 380 California 17th 184.85 478.76
55 381 Michigan 13th 184.85 478.76
54 382 Michigan 9th 183.59 475.5
53 383 Washington 9th 183.43 475.08
52 384 New York 2nd 182.01 471.41
51 385 California 6th 175.04 453.35
50 386 Florida 22nd 172.88 447.76
49 387 Florida 23rd 169.1 437.97
48 388 California 35th 168.88 437.4
47 389 Texas 9th 165.64 429.01
46 390 Arizona 9th 164.79 426.81
45 391 Texas 7th 161.94 419.43
44 392 Pennsylvania 13th 155.18 401.92
43 393 Virginia 8th 149.24 386.53
42 394 California 48th 145.47 376.77
41 395 Washington 7th 144.13 373.3
40 396 California 30th 135.94 352.08
39 397 Minnesota 5th 135.66 351.36
38 398 California 53rd 135.43 350.76
37 399 Wisconsin 4th 128.35 332.43
36 400 California 32nd 124.23 321.76
35 401 New York 4th 110.85 287.1
34 402 Florida 24th 106.08 274.75
33 403 Illinois 9th 91.85 237.89
32 404 Nevada 1st 104.5 270.66
31 405 California 38th 101.46 262.78
30 406 California 13th 96.79 250.69
29 407 Illinois 5th 95.71 247.89
28 408 New Jersey 9th 95.34 246.93
27 409 California 29th 92.03 238.26
26 410 California 44th 79.36 205.46
25 411 New York 16th 78.37 202.98
24 412 Pennsylvania 1st 77.91 201.79
23 413 New Jersey 10th 75.92 196.63
22 414 Pennsylvania 2nd 74.14 192.02
21 415 California 43rd 72.03 186.56
20 416 California 46th 71.72 185.75
19 417 New York 11th 65.83 170.5
18 418 Massachusetts 7th 62.67 162.32
17 419 Illinois 7th 62.52 161.93
District of Columbia At-large 61.40 159.03
16 420 California 40th 57.69 149.42
15 421 California 37th 55.26 143.12
14 422 New Jersey 8th 54.69 141.65
13 423 Illinois 4th 52.45 135.85
12 424 New York 5th 51.88 134.37
11 425 California 34th 47.66 123.44
10 426 California 12th 38.97 100.93
9 427 New York 6th 29.78 77.13
8 428 New York 8th 29.66 76.82
7 429 New York 14th 28.29 73.27
6 430 New York 7th 16.16 41.85
5 431 New York 9th 15.54 40.25
4 432 New York 12th 14.79 38.31
3 433 New York 15th 14.54 37.66
2 434 New York 10th 14.25 36.91
1 435 New York 13th 10.25 26.55

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References

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  2. Public Law 62-5 of 1911, though Congress has the power to change that number.
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  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Maine used to be part of Massachusetts. After the 1810 census, Massachusetts was allocated 20 districts. Seven districts (numbers 14 through 20) were credited to Maine soon after it became a state in 1820.
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