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Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 95/sq mi
- Minnesota
- 72/sq mi
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- 1Ramsey County3,566/sq mi
- 2Hennepin County2,291/sq mi
- 3Anoka County878/sq mi
- 4Dakota County792/sq mi
- 5Washington County718/sq mi
- 6Scott County434/sq mi
- 7Carver County311/sq mi
- 8Olmsted County252/sq mi
- 9Sherburne County232/sq mi
- 10Wright County224/sq mi
- 11Chisago County140/sq mi
- 12Rice County137/sq mi
- 13Stearns County120/sq mi
- 14Benton County102/sq mi
- 15Isanti County98/sq mi
- 16Blue Earth County93/sq mi
- 17Steele County87/sq mi
- 18Winona County80/sq mi
- 19Nicollet County77/sq mi
- 20McLeod County75/sq mi
- 21Crow Wing County68/sq mi
- 22Le Sueur County65/sq mi
- 23Goodhue County63/sq mi
- 24Clay County63/sq mi
- 25Douglas County62/sq mi
- 26Mower County57/sq mi
- 27Kandiyohi County55/sq mi
- 28Dodge County48/sq mi
- 29Mille Lacs County47/sq mi
- 30Waseca County45/sq mi
- 31Freeborn County43/sq mi
- 32Carlton County42/sq mi
- 33Brown County42/sq mi
- 34Wabasha County41/sq mi
- 35Meeker County39/sq mi
- 36Lyon County36/sq mi
- 37Houston County34/sq mi
- 38St. Louis County32/sq mi
- 39Kanabec County31/sq mi
- 40Nobles County31/sq mi
- 41Otter Tail County31/sq mi
- 42Morrison County30/sq mi
- 43Martin County28/sq mi
- 44Todd County27/sq mi
- 45Becker County27/sq mi
- 46Wadena County27/sq mi
- 47Watonwan County26/sq mi
- 48Sibley County26/sq mi
- 49Fillmore County25/sq mi
- 50Hubbard County24/sq mi
- 51Pennington County22/sq mi
- 52Chippewa County21/sq mi
- 53Pine County21/sq mi
- 54Pipestone County20/sq mi
- 55Rock County20/sq mi
- 56Faribault County20/sq mi
- 57Beltrami County19/sq mi
- 58Cottonwood County18/sq mi
- 59Redwood County18/sq mi
- 60Stevens County17/sq mi
- 61Itasca County17/sq mi
- 62Pope County17/sq mi
- 63Polk County16/sq mi
- 64Cass County15/sq mi
- 65Renville County15/sq mi
- 66Jackson County14/sq mi
- 67Swift County13/sq mi
- 68Yellow Medicine County13/sq mi
- 69Murray County12/sq mi
- 70Grant County11/sq mi
- 71Lincoln County10/sq mi
- 72Big Stone County10/sq mi
- 73Mahnomen County10/sq mi
- 74Roseau County9/sq mi
- 75Red Lake County9/sq mi
- 76Aitkin County9/sq mi
- 77Lac qui Parle County9/sq mi
- 78Clearwater County9/sq mi
- 79Wilkin County9/sq mi
- 80Norman County7/sq mi
- 81Traverse County6/sq mi
- 82Lake County5/sq mi
- 83Marshall County5/sq mi
- 84Cook County4/sq mi
- 85Koochiching County4/sq mi
- 86Kittson County4/sq mi
- 87Lake of the Woods County3/sq mi
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population density in Minnesota?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 55404 (Minneapolis, MN) has the highest: 16,013/sq mi.
Which zip code has the lowest population density in Minnesota?
55771 (Orr, MN) has the lowest: 1/sq mi.
What is the population density for the United States?
95/sq mi; in Minnesota it is 72/sq mi.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
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