Vermont Population 2024

March 2, 2024 by Babji

Vermont (U.S. abbreviation VT) is the state in northeastern region of United States, borders New York to the west, Quebec(Canadian province) to the north, Massachusetts to the south and New Hampshire to the east. Vermont population in 2024 is expected to be 646,216 inhabitants, ranks 49th populous state in US. Its area is 9,616 sq miles(24,923 sq km) making 45th largest state. Vermont name is derived from french words 'mont' and 'vert' meaning green mountain. French explorers are the first to discover Vermont in the year 1609.

Contents
Population by Race
Population Pyramid
Languages
Education
Disablity
Counties of Vermont

According to U.S. 2020 Census Results, VT population in 2020 is 643,077 people living in the state. Vermont population in 2023 is expected to be 649,150 people, population in 2022 is expected to be 645,275 inhabitants, and in 2021 is expected to be 645,570 inhabitants.

Year	Population	% Change
2010	625,880
2011	626,979	0.18
2012	626,063	-0.15
2013	626,212	0.02
2014	625,218	-0.16
2015	625,197	0.00
2016	623,644	-0.25
2017	624,525	0.14
2018	626,299	0.28
2019	628,178	0.30
2020	643,077	census updated July 1, 2020
2021*	645,570	0.39
2022*	645,699	0.02
2023*	646,216	0.08

Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2018, last census by July 1, 2020

Vermont Population by Race

According to 2017 demographics estimates population of Vermont by race are: 94.53% are White Americans, 1.27% are Black Americans, 0.332 are AIAN and 1.55% are Asian population,

White Population

White population in Vermont are 590,499, percentage wise 94.53 percent are whites. Whites, also called White Americans or European American, having origins in the original peoples of Europe (numbers include hispanic whites).

Black Population

Black population in Vermont are 7,921, percentage wise 1.27 percent are blacks. African American refers to black population in Vermont, They are Black racial groups of Africa, includes Sub-Saharan African people, Kenyan, Nigerian, Caribbean such as Haitian and Jamaican.

Asian Population

Asian population in Vermont are 9,680, percentage wise 1.55 percent are asians, out of these 1,640 are Asian Indians, 2,533 are Chinese, 694 are Filipinos, 364 are Japanese, 947 are Korean, 824 are Vietnamese and 2,678 are other Asian nationals.

Hispanic Population

Hispanic population in Vermont are 11,183. Percentage wise 1.79 percent are hispanics, out of these 3,418 are Mexican people, 2,591 are Puerto Ricans, 704 are Cubans, and 4,470 are other Hispanic or Latinos. Hispanics may be of any race, included in applicable race categories.

206 people are NHPI race, of these 119 are Native Hawaiians, 4 are Samoans and 36 are Guamanian/Chamorros.

Total Population	624,636	Percent
White	590,499	94.53%
Black or African American	7,921	1.27%
American Indian and Alaska Native	2,072	0.332%
Cherokee tribal grouping	202	0.032%
Chippewa tribal grouping	28	0.004%
Navajo tribal grouping	0	0.000%
Sioux tribal grouping	28	0.004%
Asian Population	9,680	1.55%
Asian Indian	1,640	0.26%
Chinese	2,533	0.41%
Filipino	694	0.11%
Japanese	364	0.06%
Korean	947	0.15%
Vietnamese	824	0.13%
Other Asian Population	2,678
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	206	0.03%
Native Hawaiian	119	0.019%
Guamanian or Chamorro	36	0.006%
Samoan	4	0.001%
Other Pacific Islander	47
Some other race	2,197
Hispanic or Latino	11,183	1.79%
Mexican	3,418	0.55%
Puerto Rican	2,591	0.41%
Cuban	704	0.11%
Other Hispanic or Latino	4,470

Source: US Census 2017(Table B03002)

Population Pyramid

Vermont population pyramid according to US 2021 census estimates chart as below.

Source: 2021 US Census Estimates: Population In Five Year Age-Group

Vermont Population by Age

According to 2019 US population estimates, population of Vermont by age is 624,636, out of these 308,026 are male, 316,610 are female, The sex ratio of Vermont is 973. The Vermont population by age are, under 15 years is 97,304, 15 years and over is 527,332, 30 years and over is 402,044, 65 years and over is 109,551 and 85 years and over is 13,449. 49.31 percent are male, 50.69 percent are female, 15.58 percent are under 15 years old, 84.42 percent are 15 years and over, 64.36 percent are 30 years and over, 17.54 percent are 65 years and over, 2.15 percent are 85 years and over.

Languages spoken in VT

English is the official language in Vermont, 561,646 are speak only English, 5,878 speak Spanish language, 20169 speak European languages, 4,531 speak Asian languages.

Languages	Population	Percentage
Speak only English	561,646	94.42
Spanish Language	5,878	0.99
European Language	20,169	3.39
Asian Languages	4,531	0.76
Other Languages	2,583	0.43

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1601)

Vermont Education

Vermont education level stats as per High school and University table below.

Population 18 to 24 years		66,956	34,504	32,452
		Total	Male	Female
	Less than high school graduate	6,480	3,728	2,752
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	20,506	11,483	9,023
	Some college or associates degree	31,605	15,753	15,852
	Bachelors degree or higher	8,365	3,540	4,825
Population 25 years and over		437,900	211,801	226,099
	Less than 9th grade	11,232	6,142	5,090
	9th to 12th grade, no diploma	22,651	13,655	8,996
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	129,511	69,692	59,819
	Some college, no degree	76,013	34,497	41,516
	Associates degree	37,351	15,583	21,768
	Bachelors degree	95,590	42,596	52,994
	Graduate or professional degree	65,552	29,636	35,916

White		415,019	200,840	214,179
	High school graduate or higher	384,729	182,987	201,742
	Bachelors degree or higher	152,656	68,308	84,348
Black or African		3,930	2,406	1,524
	High school graduate or higher	3,307	2,059	1,248
	Bachelors degree or higher	1,302	795	507
American Indian or Alaska Native alone		1,554	580	974
	High school graduate or higher	1,327	428	899
	Bachelors degree or higher	279	76	203
Asian		5,818	2,435	3,383
	High school graduate or higher	4,523	1,832	2,691
	Bachelors degree or higher	2,645	1,216	1,429
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander		100	49	51
	High school graduate or higher	88	42	46
	Bachelors degree or higher	43	24	19
Hispanic or Latino Origin		5,959	2,844	3,115
	High school graduate or higher	5,232	2,500	2,732
	Bachelors degree or higher	2,307	1,064	1,243

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1501)

Disability

Total Vermont population with disability with the problems of hearing/vision/cognitive/ambulatory are as per table below.

Total civilian non-institutionalized population	88,112
Male	44,345
Female	43,767
	-
White	83,061
Black or African American	1,023
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	680
Asian	688
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	41
Some other race	236
DISABILITY TYPE
With a hearing difficulty	28,182
With a vision difficulty	13,259
With a cognitive difficulty	35,715
With an ambulatory difficulty	39,936
With a self-care difficulty	15,600
With an independent living difficulty	28,673

Counties of Vermont

Vermont state is divided into 14 counties, Chittenden County is the most populous county with 164,572, followed by next populous is Rutland County with 58,140, Washington County with 58,140, Windsor County with 55,286, Franklin County with 49,421 people.

County	Population 2017	Population 2018	% Change	Rank 2017	Rank 2018
Addison County	36,940	36,973	0.1	7	7
Bennington County	35,713	35,631	-0.2	8	8
Caledonia County	30,154	30,302	0.5	9	9
Chittenden County	162,891	164,572	1	1	1
Essex County	6,213	6,250	0.6	14	14
Franklin County	49,007	49,421	0.8	5	5
Grand Isle County	6,983	7,090	1.5	13	13
Lamoille County	25,345	25,300	-0.2	12	12
Orange County	28,999	28,999	0	10	10
Orleans County	26,834	26,907	0.3	11	11
Rutland County	59,000	58,672	-0.6	2	2
Washington County	58,283	58,140	-0.2	3	3
Windham County	42,906	42,756	-0.3	6	6
Windsor County	55,257	55,286	0.1	4	4