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Michigan Population Demographics

• Total population (2023 est.): 10,037,261; down 0.4% from 2020 (10,077,331).
• Land area: 56,539 sq mi; population density: 177.6 per sq mi (68.6 per km²).
• Median age (2022 ACS): 40.1 years; Under 18: 21.8%; 18–64: 59.5%; 65+: 18.7%.
• Sex: Female 50.8%; Male 49.2%.
• Race/ethnicity: White, non-Hispanic 73.9%; Black 13.6%; Hispanic/Latino 5.6%; Asian 3.4%; Two or more races 2.9%; American Indian/Alaska Native 0.7%; Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 0.1%.
• Households: ~4.0 million; average household size 2.48.
• Insight: Michigan is slightly older than the U.S. overall and has experienced modest population decline since 2020, with density concentrated in the Detroit metro (Wayne–Oakland–Macomb).

Important Facts About Michigan

• 26th state (1837); 2020 Census population 10,077,331; Lansing is the capital, Detroit the largest city.
• Two peninsulas on four Great Lakes with the world’s longest freshwater coastline (3,288 miles); 11,000+ inland lakes and about 129 lighthouses (most in the U.S.).
• Mackinac Bridge (opened 1957) spans 26,372 feet with a 3,800-foot main span, linking the peninsulas.
• Natural icons: Isle Royale National Park, Pictured Rocks, and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshores.
• History: Detroit founded 1701; the 1936–37 Flint Sit-Down Strike reshaped U.S. labor relations.
• Culture/architecture: Motown Records began in 1959; Detroit became the first U.S. UNESCO City of Design in 2015.
• Economy: global auto hub home to GM, Ford, and Stellantis North America; leading U.S. center for motor-vehicle manufacturing and R&D.
• Agriculture: second only to California in crop diversity (300+ commodities); No. 1 in tart cherries and pickling cucumbers; major producer of apples, blueberries, and dry beans.
• Tourism: the “Pure Michigan” brand attracts millions annually to lakes, trails, historic sites, and vibrant arts and food scenes.

Michigan Email User Demographics

• State context: Population ~10.0M; land area 56,539 sq mi; population density ~177 people/sq mi.
• Estimated email users: ~7.7M residents (ages 13+), based on Michigan’s population and U.S. email adoption rates.
• Age distribution of email users: 13–17: 6%; 18–29: 18%; 30–49: 33%; 50–64: 25%; 65+: 18%.
• Gender breakdown: Female 51%; Male 49%.
• Racial/ethnic composition of email users: White (non-Hispanic) 72%; Black 14%; Hispanic (any race) 6%; Asian 4%; Multiracial/Other (incl. Native American, Pacific Islander) 4%.
• Notable insight: Email adoption among Michigan adults is near-universal (~92%), with slightly lower rates in 65+; the largest concentrations of email users are in the Detroit metro, Grand Rapids, and Ann Arbor areas.

Phone Usage Statistics in Michigan State

• Context: Michigan’s population density is about 177 people per square mile (2023).
• Estimated phone users: ≈7.5 million residents (age 13+) use smartphones, roughly 75% of the total population (derived from 2023 population and Pew adoption rates).
• Age distribution (ownership rates): 13–17: 95%; 18–29: 97%; 30–49: 96%; 50–64: 89%; 65+: 76% (yielding a user base weighted toward ages 30–64).
• Gender breakdown: Ownership is nearly even (men 89%, women 88%); Michigan’s user base is therefore ≈49% male and 51% female, tracking the state’s population split.
• Racial/ethnic composition: Adoption is high across groups, so users closely mirror Michigan’s population mix: ≈74% White (non-Hispanic), 14% Black, 6% Hispanic (any race), 4% Asian, and ~2% Native American/multiracial/other.

Notes: Estimates apply national Pew Research Center 2024 smartphone ownership rates to Michigan’s 2023 Census demographic structure to quantify the state’s phone-user base and its composition.

Social Media User Statistics in Michigan

• Michigan population ~10.0M; estimated social media users (13+): ~6.2M.

• Age adoption (mirroring US rates): 13–17 ~90%; 18–29 ~84%; 30–49 ~81%; 50–64 ~73%; 65+ ~45%.

• Gender among users: ~51% female, 49% male.

• Platform users in Michigan (adults; est.): Google (YouTube) ~6.5M; Facebook ~5.3M; Instagram ~3.7M; X/Twitter ~1.8M; Discord ~1.0M; Tinder ~0.8M; Bumble ~0.5M; OnlyFans ~0.24M.

• Insight: YouTube and Facebook have the broadest reach; Instagram, Discord, Tinder, and Bumble skew 18–34; OnlyFans remains niche.

• Notes: Counts apply US usage rates to Michigan’s 18+ population (~7.8M) and include teens only in the total; figures rounded.