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Population of Counties in Hawaii (2024)

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County
2024 Population
Growth Since 2020
Area (mi²)
Density (/mi²)
Location
Honolulu County983,988-2.81%6011,637Honolulu County location
Hawaii County208,8824.05%4K52Hawaii County location
Maui County164,007-0.46%1.2K141Maui County location
Kauai County73,9191%620119Kauai County location
Kalawao County811.25%127Kalawao County location

There are 5 counties in Hawaii. In 2019, the most populous Hawaii county is Honolulu County, home of Honolulu city, with 980,080 residents. This represents growth of 2.49% since the last census. Hawaii has two other counties with a population exceeding 100,000: Hawaii County or the "Big Island" with the city of Hilo with 200,983 residents and Maui County with the city of Maui with 167,207 residents. Of these counties, Hawaii County experienced the most growth at 8.43% since the 2010 census.

Hawaii Counties with Fewest Residents

The smallest Hawaii county by far is Kalawao County, the smallest county in the U.S. by area and population with 88 residents. Kalawao County's population has declined by 2.22% since the census.

Hawaii Counties with Rapid Growth

Of Hawaii's five counties, all have reported growth of at least 2% since the census except one. Hawaii County experienced the most rapid growth at 8.43%. After Hawaii County, other counties that have reported major growth include Maui County (7.87%) and Kauai County (7.32%). The only county that has experienced a population decline is Kalawao (-2.22%).

Population of Counties in Hawaii (2024)

Lists of Counties in all States

  1. Hawaii State Data Center
  2. US Census State Population Estimates - Most recent state estimates from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program
  3. US Census County Population Estimates - Most recent county estimates from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program
  4. American Community Survey (2009 - 2013)
  5. Census QuickFacts
  6. Historical Populations of States and Counties (1790 - 1990)

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