State rankings

Army Reserve Units by State

Texas has the highest Army Reserve Units (290), followed by California (273) and Pennsylvania (180). Wyoming has the lowest (2).

Military50 states · 2 metricsUpdated Apr 18, 2023Original page
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Army Reserve Units

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
56
Middle half 18.75 – 97.75
Average
70.02
50 states
Highest
290
Texas
Lowest
2
Wyoming

Data

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50 states · # = rank by Army Reserve Units
#
1Texas2901,435,527
2California2731,525,746
3Pennsylvania180731,411
4Florida1731,416,472
5New York161676,295
6Virginia138674,242
7Georgia131625,251
8Illinois127553,593
9Washington116517,912
10North Carolina107654,365
11Maryland104357,261
12Missouri103391,513
13Alabama99324,857
14Ohio94685,905
15Wisconsin75319,280
16Kentucky73257,452
17Tennessee72428,519
17Massachusetts72290,648
17Kansas72172,750
20South Carolina71360,355
21Indiana69372,074
21Colorado69370,677
23New Jersey68313,928
24Michigan62532,394
25Iowa57178,481
26Arizona55491,239
27Utah51120,198
28Minnesota50291,453
28Oklahoma50266,895
30Mississippi47164,687
30West Virginia47125,084
32Hawaii4397,478
33Louisiana42239,881
34Arkansas38191,786
35Nebraska33113,567
36Nevada30205,659
37Montana2185,401
38Oregon18273,946
38New Mexico18141,558
40Connecticut16160,142
40New Hampshire1693,326
42Idaho15115,549
43Rhode Island1152,128
43Delaware1165,065
45Alaska964,765
46Maine6101,652
46North Dakota646,288
48South Dakota555,969
48Vermont534,915
50Wyoming244,403

What correlates with Army Reserve Units?

Pearson r against 2,112 other state metrics sharing at least 30 states. Ranks are read by standing: a better rank counts as higher, whether rank 1 is the best place on a list or the worst. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Army Reserve Units tend to score higher on these (or rank better)

  1. Army ReservesMilitary Members by State
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 50
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  2. Total Reserves All BranchesMilitary Members by State
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 50
    Plot
  3. VeteransDisabled Veteran Benefits by State
    r = +0.95 · very strong · n = 50
    Plot
  4. Total Registered VotersRegistered Voters by Party
    r = +0.95 · very strong · n = 30
    Plot
  5. Births CensusBirth Rate by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 50
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  6. DemocratsPolitical Parties by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 49
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Army Reserve Units tend to score lower on these (or rank worse)

  1. FTE Convictions RankMost Corrupt StatesA rank: rank 1 is the worst
    r = −0.76 · very strong · n = 50
    Plot
  2. Off Grid Via Kuhl Safety ScoreOff-Grid Living Legal States
    r = −0.60 · strong · n = 50
    Plot
  3. Related Groups per Capita RankBest States to HomeschoolA rank: rank 1 is the best
    r = +0.54 · strong · n = 50
    Plot
  4. 3-Year Re-Incarceration (VADOC)Recidivism Rates by State
    r = −0.50 · strong · n = 34
    Plot
  5. BBQ Ribs Search Volume IndexBest BBQ by State
    r = −0.50 · moderate · n = 50
    Plot
  6. Mitigation Efforts RankFood Waste by StateA rank: rank 1 is the best
    r = +0.48 · moderate · n = 50
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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Army Reserve Units?
Texas has the highest Army Reserve Units, at 290, followed by California (273) and Pennsylvania (180).
Which state has the lowest Army Reserve Units?
Wyoming has the lowest Army Reserve Units, at 2.
What is the median Army Reserve Units across US states?
The median is 56 across the 50 US states with data.
Where does this army reserve units by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Army Reserve At A Glance; US Army Reserve - Reserve Unit Locations.