State rankings
Cherry Production by State
Washington has the highest Cherry Production in 2015 (222.7K tons), followed by California (60.1K tons) and Oregon (35.8K tons). Utah has the lowest (230 tons).
8 of 51 states
Cherry Production, 2015
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All 8 ranked
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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
7,620 tons
Middle half 762.5 tons – 41.8K tons
Average
41.9K tons
8 states
Highest
222.7K tons
Washington
Lowest
230 tons
Utah
Over time · 1998–2026
The top 5 in 2015, against the median.
- Median of all states
- Washington
- California
- Oregon
- Michigan
- Idaho
Data
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8 states · # = rank by Cherry Production
| # | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Washington | 222.7K tons |
| 2 |  California | 60.1K tons |
| 3 |  Oregon | 35.8K tons |
| 4 |  Michigan | 13.4K tons |
| 5 |  Idaho | 1,810 tons |
| 6 |  New York | 770 tons |
| 7 |  Montana | 740 tons |
| 8 |  Utah | 230 tons |
What correlates with Cherry Production (2015)?
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Quick answers
- Which state has the highest Cherry Production?
- Washington has the highest Cherry Production in 2015, at 222.7K tons, followed by California (60.1K tons) and Oregon (35.8K tons).
- Which state has the lowest Cherry Production?
- Utah has the lowest Cherry Production in 2015, at 230 tons.
- What is the median Cherry Production across US states?
- The median is 7,620 tons across the 8 US states with data in 2015.
- Where does this cherry production by state data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Cherries - USDA/NASS QuickStats Ad-Hoc Query Tool.