United States of America sex ratio: men per 100 women, by city and district

Men per 100 women aged 20–39, from national census age-by-sex counts. Measured at county level, not a national figure repeated.

United States of America at a glance

Every line is computed from the county table below. Green cells hold more women per man aged 20–39.

Across 3,131 counties102.7men per 100 women, 20–39
Population covered331Mall ages, census counts
Most women-heavy47.2Mora, New Mexico
Most men-heavy341.2Hancock, Georgia

The map

Every state in United States of America, shaded by men per 100 women aged 20–39. Green holds more women, red more men. The 14 dots are the cities with guides on this site.

Alabama 97.3Alaska 119.4North Dakota 112.6Arizona 106.9Arkansas 101.1California 105.4Colorado 109.1ConnecticutDelaware 100.6District of Columbia 87.8Florida 102.2Georgia 98.1Louisiana 98.1Hawaii 111Idaho 106.1Illinois 101.7Indiana 102.4Iowa 104.7Nevada 104.7Kansas 106.8Kentucky 103.9Minnesota 103.9Maine 101.8Vermont 101.8Maryland 98.7Massachusetts 99.5New York 99.5Michigan 102.9Mississippi 97.4Missouri 101.2Montana 107.9Nebraska 104.8New Hampshire 106.7New Jersey 102Pennsylvania 102New Mexico 106.2North Carolina 100.4Ohio 102.1Oklahoma 104.3Oregon 104.2Wisconsin 104.2Rhode Island 103South Carolina 98.9South Dakota 110.5Tennessee 99.3Texas 103.5Utah 105.3Virginia 102.3Washington 107.7West Virginia 107.7Wyoming 110.4New York CityNew York CityLos AngelesLos AngelesChicagoChicagoHoustonHoustonPhoenixPhoenixPhiladelphiaSan AntonioSan AntonioSan DiegoSan DiegoDallasDallasAustinSan JoseSan JoseSan FranciscoSeattleSeattleDenverDenver

94 or fewer112 or more men per 100 women

Most women-heavy counties

Lowest men-per-100-women, 20–39. 30 of 3,060 with at least 300 people in the band, sortable by any column.

MoraNew Mexico47.24k
BakerGeorgia47.53k
CollingsworthTexas50.23k
GalaxVirginia52.87k
TrinityCalifornia54.916k
PulaskiGeorgia56.110k
SkagwayAlaska56.11k
ClayGeorgia59.13k
DonleyTexas61.63k
GrahamKansas63.62k
GrantNorth Dakota65.42k
CusterIdaho66.74k
LivingstonMissouri66.814k
SterlingTexas69.11k
ShermanOregon69.32k
CraigVirginia705k
EssexVirginia70.911k
CrispGeorgia71.220k
WoodsonKansas72.13k
CraneTexas72.75k
WheatlandMontana732k
PotterSouth Dakota73.42k
ColemanTexas73.68k
JasperMississippi7416k
SandersMontana74.313k
DawesNebraska74.38k
HighlandVirginia74.32k
St. HelenaLouisiana74.311k
LipscombTexas74.73k
NiobraraWyoming75.22k

Most men-heavy counties

Highest men-per-100-women, 20–39. 30 of 3,060 with at least 300 people in the band. Units housing an institution (prison, barracks, camp) read high here; the figure is correct, the dating signal is not.

ForestPennsylvania833.27k
CrowleyColorado495.76k
WheelerGeorgia404.47k
Aleutians WestAlaska3825k
De BacaNew Mexico379.52k
MitchellTexas363.29k
JonesTexas359.620k
ChildressTexas346.67k
HancockGeorgia341.29k
PowellMontana322.57k
GarzaTexas316.95k
ConchoTexas3103k
CalhounGeorgia307.25k
LeeArkansas2998k
ChattahoocheeGeorgia296.89k
LassenCalifornia296.630k
GreensvilleVirginia290.911k
LincolnArkansas287.413k
QuitmanGeorgia286.32k
BentColorado2846k
StewartGeorgia274.65k
BrownIllinois269.96k
LakeTennessee267.57k
West FelicianaLouisiana267.315k
GilmerWest Virginia262.27k
GilliamOregon259.22k
BeeTexas258.431k
FrioTexas256.719k
KinneyTexas251.13k
Bon HommeSouth Dakota250.57k

By State

Every state in United States of America, aggregated from the counties above.

Counties
District of Columbia87.8681k1
Alabama97.35.1M67
Mississippi97.42.9M82
Louisiana98.14.6M64
Georgia98.111M159
Maryland98.76.2M24
South Carolina98.95.3M46
Tennessee99.37.1M95
New York99.520M62
Massachusetts99.57.0M14
North Carolina100.411M100
Delaware100.61.0M3
Arkansas101.13.0M75
Missouri101.26.2M115
Illinois101.713M102
Maine101.81.4M16
Vermont101.8647k14
Pennsylvania10213M67
New Jersey1029.3M21
Ohio102.112M88
Florida102.222M67
Virginia102.38.7M132
Indiana102.46.9M92
Michigan102.910M83
Rhode Island1031.1M5
Texas103.530M253
Minnesota103.95.7M87
Kentucky103.94.5M120
Wisconsin104.25.9M72
Oregon104.24.3M36
Oklahoma104.34.0M77
Iowa104.73.2M99
Nevada104.73.2M17
Nebraska104.82.0M93
Utah105.33.4M29
California105.439M58
Idaho106.11.9M44
New Mexico106.22.1M33
New Hampshire106.71.4M10
Kansas106.82.9M105
Arizona106.97.4M15
West Virginia107.71.8M55
Washington107.77.8M39
Montana107.91.1M56
Colorado109.15.9M64
Wyoming110.4582k23
South Dakota110.5907k66
Hawaii1111.4M5
North Dakota112.6785k53
Alaska119.4726k28

Census age-by-sex counts. Figures for 2018/2022. Data updated September 8, 2026. A ratio is a supply number, not a measure of dating success.

United States of America population pyramid

The same counts as the tables above, drawn. Pick an age band.

Age band
102.7men per 100 women, 20–39 · summed over 3,131 counties
1,209,698more men than women, 20–39
MenWomenM to F Ratio
5.1M
80+
7.7M66
4.7M
75–79
5.7M83
7.1M
70–74
8.1M87
8.8M
65–69
9.7M90
10M
60–64
11M95
10M
55–59
10M97
10M
50–54
10M99
9.9M
45–49
9.9M100
11M
40–44
11M101
11M
35–39
11M102
12M
30–34
11M102
11M
25–29
11M103
11M
20–24
11M104
11M
15–19
11M105
11M
10–14
10M105
10M
5–9
9.7M105
9.5M
0–4
9.1M105

Only the surplus tip of each bar is shaded: blue = male surplus, red = female surplus. The muted base is the matched part.

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