East South Central States

Demographics

As of 2000, the East South Central States had a combined population of 17,022,810. This number was estimated to increase 3.48% to 17,615,260 by 2005. The East South Central region covers 178,596 square miles (462,560 km2) of land, and has an average population density of 95.31 people per square mile.

**States in the East South Central Region**
State	2010 Census	Land Area	Density
Alabama	4,779,736 (2nd)	50,744 (1st)	87.64 (3rd)
Kentucky	4,339,367 (3rd)	39,728 (4th)	101.74 (2nd)
Mississippi	2,967,297 (4th)	46,907 (2nd)	60.64 (4th)
Tennessee	6,346,105 (1st)	41,217 (3rd)	138.03 (1st)

**Largest Cities in the East South Central Region**
	City	2010 Pop.
1	Louisville, Kentucky	741,096
2	Memphis, Tennessee	646,889
3	Nashville, Tennessee	635,710
4	Lexington, Kentucky	295,803
5	Birmingham, Alabama	242,820
6	Montgomery, Alabama	201,568
7	Mobile, Alabama	198,915
8	Jackson, Mississippi	184,256
9	Knoxville, Tennessee	173,890
10	Huntsville, Alabama	158,216
11	Chattanooga, Tennessee	155,554
12	Clarksville, Tennessee	103,455
13	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	77,906
14	Gulfport, Mississippi	71,127
15	Murfreesboro, Tennessee	68,816
16	Hoover, Alabama	62,742
17	Jackson, Tennessee	59,643
18	Dothan, Alabama	57,737
19	Johnson City, Tennessee	55,469
20	Owensboro, Kentucky	54,067
21	Decatur, Alabama	53,929
22	Biloxi, Mississippi	50,644
23	Bowling Green, Kentucky	49,296
24	Kingsport, Tennessee	44,905
25	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	44,779
26	Auburn, Alabama	42,987
27	Franklin, Tennessee	41,842
28	Greenville, Mississippi	41,633
29	Covington, Kentucky	40,640

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