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The population of the U.S. on July 1, 2006 totaled 299.4 million
January 12, 2007
That’s up 1% from the year before, according to the Census Bureau. The fastest-growing state was Arizona, which grew 3.6%, followed by Nevada, 3.5%; Idaho, 2.6%; Georgia, 2.5%; and Texas, 2.5%. Population is a major indicator over time for where construction demand will change.
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