Social Security Number by State 2025
State | SSN Area Number Range↓ | Population | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | District of Columbia | 577-579 | 717,176 |
 | Hawaii | 575-576 | 1,450,900 |
 | Alaska | 574-574 | 743,756 |
 | California | 545-573 | 39,663,800 |
 | Oregon | 540-544 | 4,291,090 |
 | Washington | 531-539 | 8,059,040 |
 | Nevada | 530, 680 | 3,320,570 |
 | Utah | 528-529 | 3,564,000 |
 | Arizona | 526-527 | 7,691,740 |
 | New Mexico | 525, 585 | 2,139,350 |
 | Colorado | 521-524 | 6,013,650 |
 | Wyoming | 520-520 | 590,169 |
 | Idaho | 518-519 | 2,032,120 |
 | Montana | 516-517 | 1,143,160 |
 | Kansas | 509-515 | 2,989,710 |
 | Nebraska | 505-508 | 2,023,070 |
 | South Dakota | 503-504 | 931,033 |
 | North Dakota | 501-502 | 804,089 |
 | Missouri | 486-500 | 6,282,890 |
 | Iowa | 478-485 | 3,264,560 |
 | Minnesota | 468-477 | 5,833,250 |
 | Texas | 449-467 | 31,853,800 |
 | Oklahoma | 440-448 | 4,126,900 |
 | Louisiana | 433-439 | 4,607,410 |
 | Arkansas | 429-432 | 3,107,240 |
 | Mississippi | 425-428 | 2,942,920 |
 | Alabama | 416-424 | 5,197,720 |
 | Tennessee | 408-415 | 7,307,200 |
 | Kentucky | 400-407 | 4,626,150 |
 | Wisconsin | 387-399 | 5,991,540 |
 | Michigan | 362-386 | 10,197,600 |
 | Illinois | 318-361 | 12,778,100 |
 | Indiana | 303-317 | 6,968,420 |
 | Ohio | 268-302 | 11,942,600 |
 | Florida | 261-267 | 23,839,600 |
 | Georgia | 252-260 | 11,297,300 |
 | South Carolina | 247-251 | 5,569,830 |
 | West Virginia | 232-236 | 1,769,460 |
 | North Carolina | 232-232 | 11,210,900 |
 | Virginia | 223-231 | 8,887,700 |
 | Delaware | 221-222 | 1,067,410 |
 | Maryland | 212-220 | 6,309,380 |
 | Pennsylvania | 159-211 | 13,139,800 |
 | New Jersey | 135-158 | 9,622,060 |
 | New York | 050-134 | 19,997,100 |
 | Connecticut | 040-049 | 3,707,120 |
 | Rhode Island | 035-039 | 1,121,190 |
 | Massachusetts | 010-034 | 7,205,770 |
 | Vermont | 008-009 | 648,278 |
 | Maine | 004-007 | 1,410,380 |
 | New Hampshire | 001-003 | 1,415,860 |
- The Social Security Administration (SSA) began assigning the nine-digit Social security Number (SSN) in 1936.
- The SSN includes a three-digit area number, followed by the two-digit group number, and ending with the four-digit serial number.
- From 1972 to 2011, the SSA issued Social Security cards centrally and the area number reflected the state, as determined by the ZIP code in the mailing address of the application.
- In 2011, geographically based Social Security Number (SSN) allotments were phased out and replaced by a system that assigns numbers randomly.
- As such, the first three numbers of an individual’s SSN will become increasingly less indicative of that person’s state of origin over the coming decades.
The Social Security Administration issues citizens and permanent residents of the United States a Social Security number. Your Social Security number – or SSN, for short – is a nine-digit unique identifier that is used for several purposes. The most common way this number is used is to track citizens and residents for Social Security purposes. However, your Social Security number can also be used for taxation, applying for credit, and other purposes.
As mentioned, the SSN consists of nine numbers. These numbers are broken into three parts. The first three numbers are the area number. Until 2011, this number corresponded with the state or territory in which the number was assigned. However, after 2011, numbers were assigned at random. The next set of numbers consists of two digits. This set is known as group numbers and does not relate to geographical location. Finally, the last set of numbers consists of four digits. This is a number that goes in order from 0001 to 9999.
Any Social Security number issued before 2011 can be evaluated to determine where the number was issued. To learn where a Social Security number was issued, look at the area number – the first three digits. Then, match these numbers with the following. Note that some states may appear on this list more than once.
