Which has more people, Georgia or Vermont?

Georgia has a population of 11,401,288 (8th of 51 US states) and Vermont has 642,805 (50th of 51).

How do Georgia and Vermont compare on Median Household Income?

Median Household Income: Georgia $77,353 (27th of 51), Vermont $81,203 (20th of 51) among US states. Vermont ranks better.

How do Georgia and Vermont compare on Unemployment Rate (%)?

Unemployment Rate (%): Georgia 3.4% (tied 10th of 51), Vermont 2.7% (4th of 51) among US states. Vermont ranks better.

Where does Georgia beat Vermont most clearly?

Georgia ranks far ahead on Average Salary (Highest Paying Jobs by State): $381,830 vs $305,820; Employment and Wealth Racial Progress Rank (Least Racist States): 1st vs 50th; Industrial Diversity (Most Diverse US States): 2nd vs 49th.

Where does Vermont beat Georgia most clearly?

Vermont ranks far ahead on Financial Safety Rank WalletHub (Safest States in the US): 1st vs 48th; Cost-Prohibited Care (Health Care Costs by State): 7% vs 15.6%; Annual Crude Mortality Rate in Prisons (Worst Prisons by State): 14.56 vs 65.29.

Georgia vs Vermont

Vermont comes out ahead of Georgia on 439 of 779 statistics where one end is better, to 329 with 11 ties. Georgia leads on Agriculture, Travel and Sports. Vermont leads on Environment, Crime & Safety and Population and 10 more categories.

779 statistics with a better end, compared

Each counts once for the place that ranks better; 11 ties. Totals that mostly track population are left out.

Georgia

Wins: 329
Avg. percentile: 46
Categories led: 3

Vermont

Wins: 439
Avg. percentile: 53
Categories led: 13

At a glance

Headline statistics, each ranked among all US states.

Statistic	Georgia	Vermont
Population	11,401,288 8th of 51	642,805 50th of 51
Median Household IncomeHousing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)	$77,353 27th of 51	$81,203 20th of 51
Unemployment Rate (%)Unemployment Rate by State (BLS)	3.4% tied 10th of 51	2.7% 4th of 51
Poverty Rate (%)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)	13.4% 38th of 51	10.1% 12th of 51
Price Level (All Items)Cost of Living by State (Regional Price Parities)	96.3 25th of 51	98.0 29th of 51
Real Personal Income per Person (2017 Dollars)Real Personal Income by State	$52,952 42nd of 51	$58,893 22nd of 51
Average Annual Wage, All JobsAverage Wage by State (BLS)	$65,920 22nd of 51	$69,050 19th of 51
Median Rent (Monthly, Capped at $3,501)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)	$1,393 31st of 51	$1,234 26th of 51
Violent Crime Rate (per 100K)Crime Rates by State (FBI)	296.9 26th of 51	214.4 10th of 51
Heating Degree Days per YearClimate by State (1991–2020 Averages)	2,807 8th of 48	8,059 44th of 48

By category

Average percentile on each category's widely ranked statistics.

EnvironmentVermont · 38 statistics
Crime & SafetyVermont · 65 statistics
AgricultureGeorgia · 17 statistics
PopulationVermont · 123 statistics
EducationVermont · 50 statistics
GeographyVermont · 25 statistics
Facts & TriviaVermont · 17 statistics
HealthVermont · 183 statistics
Infrastructure & EnergyVermont · 36 statistics
LawVermont · 66 statistics
TravelGeorgia · 29 statistics
CultureVermont · 78 statistics
Tech & BusinessVermont · 46 statistics
Politics & GovernmentVermont · 126 statistics
EconomicsVermont · 290 statistics
SportsGeorgia · 17 statistics

Biggest differences

The 30 statistics where their rankings differ most, among rankings of at least 26 US states.

Statistic	Georgia	Vermont
Average SalaryHighest Paying Jobs by State	$381,830 1st of 50	$305,820 50th of 50
Employment and Wealth Racial Progress RankLeast Racist States	1st 1st of 51	50th 50th of 51
Financial Safety Rank WalletHubSafest States in the US	48th 48th of 50	1st 1st of 50
Industrial DiversityMost Diverse US States	2nd 2nd of 50	49th 49th of 50
Cost-Prohibited CareHealth Care Costs by State	15.6% 48th of 49	7% 2nd of 49
Annual Crude Mortality Rate in PrisonsWorst Prisons by State	65.29 45th of 46	14.56 tied 2nd of 46
UninsuredHealthiest States	12.0% 50th of 51	4.2% 3rd of 51
% That Received Updated BoosterVaccination Rates by State	8.1% 47th of 50	27.8% 1st of 50
Uninsured RateUninsured People by State	12.6% 48th of 50	3.7% 2nd of 50
Black to White Disparity (x to 1)Incarceration Rates by State	2.8 tied 3rd of 50	12.3 49th of 50
% of Homeless Who Are UnshelteredHomeless Population by State	54.3% 48th of 51	4.8% 2nd of 51
% ShelteredHomeless Population by State	45.7% 48th of 51	95.2% 2nd of 51
Health and SafetyBest States to Raise a Family	46th 46th of 50	1st 1st of 50
Health Care RankBest States to Retire	46th 46th of 50	1st 1st of 50
People of Similar Age RankBest States to Retire	47th 47th of 50	2nd 2nd of 50
Mean Annual Snowfall 1971-2000Best Weather by State	0.76 in 45th of 49	89.25 in 1st of 49
Substance Abuse ScoreMost Unhealthy States in the U.S.	24.25 5th of 49	100 49th of 49
Deadliest 10 Miles Deaths 2000-2019Deadliest Highway by State	89 46th of 50	13 2nd of 50
Deadliest 10 Miles Fatal Crashes 2000-2019Deadliest Highway by State	83 46th of 50	12 2nd of 50
Deaths in 1918Spanish Flu Deaths by State	30,768 48th of 49	1,700 5th of 49
Estiamted Incidents per 100k PopSnake Bite Statistics by State	13.44 45th of 48	0.08 3rd of 48
Off Grid Via Kuhl Safety ScoreOff-Grid Living Legal States	38.08 47th of 50	84.34 4th of 50
Higher Education QualityPublic School Rankings by State	6th 6th of 50	49th 49th of 50
Overall ScoreBest States to Retire	30.37 2nd of 50	22.22 45th of 50
SSI Legislative Accountability ScoreMost Corrupt States	73 6th of 50	38.8 49th of 50
Extreme Weather Events 2007-2016Best Weather by State	27 6th of 49	3 tied 47th of 49
Annual SalaryBSN Salary by State	$75,348 48th of 50	$97,825 6th of 50
Hourly WageBSN Salary by State	$36.23 48th of 50	$47.03 6th of 50
Male Prisoner RatePrison Population by State	855 per 100k 45th of 50	237 per 100k 3rd of 50
FTE Reporter RankMost Corrupt States	8th 8th worst of 49	48th best of 49

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Quick answers

Which is better, Georgia or Vermont?: Vermont comes out ahead of Georgia on 439 of 779 statistics where one end is better, to 329 with 11 ties. Georgia leads on Agriculture, Travel and Sports. Vermont leads on Environment, Crime & Safety and Population and 10 more categories. Statistics where neither end is better, and totals that mostly track population, are not counted.
Which has more people, Georgia or Vermont?: Georgia has a population of 11,401,288 (8th of 51 US states) and Vermont has 642,805 (50th of 51).
How do Georgia and Vermont compare on Median Household Income?: Median Household Income: Georgia $77,353 (27th of 51), Vermont $81,203 (20th of 51) among US states. Vermont ranks better.
How do Georgia and Vermont compare on Unemployment Rate (%)?: Unemployment Rate (%): Georgia 3.4% (tied 10th of 51), Vermont 2.7% (4th of 51) among US states. Vermont ranks better.
Where does Georgia beat Vermont most clearly?: Georgia ranks far ahead on Average Salary (Highest Paying Jobs by State): $381,830 vs $305,820; Employment and Wealth Racial Progress Rank (Least Racist States): 1st vs 50th; Industrial Diversity (Most Diverse US States): 2nd vs 49th.
Where does Vermont beat Georgia most clearly?: Vermont ranks far ahead on Financial Safety Rank WalletHub (Safest States in the US): 1st vs 48th; Cost-Prohibited Care (Health Care Costs by State): 7% vs 15.6%; Annual Crude Mortality Rate in Prisons (Worst Prisons by State): 14.56 vs 65.29.

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