COMPARING TWO PLACES
Nevada vs Minnesota
PLACE A
Nevada
VS
PLACE B
Minnesota
Nevada is 45% smaller than Minnesota. Minnesota earns more, with a median household income $10,802 higher. Nevada has grown faster since 2000 (15% vs 8%).
NEVADAMINNESOTADIFFERENCE
Total population3,184,6125,739,445−45% vs Minnesota
Population density2972−43
Population growth15.0%7.6%+7.4 pts
Median age39.138.8+0.3
Male50.4%50.1%+0.3 pts
Female49.6%49.9%−0.3 pts
Foreign-born19.1%8.7%+10.5 pts
White, non-Hispanic44.8%75.9%−31.1 pts
Black9.0%6.9%+2.0 pts
Hispanic / Latino29.6%6.4%+23.3 pts
Asian8.8%5.1%+3.7 pts
Other7.9%5.7%+2.2 pts
Median household income$78,260$89,062−$10,802
Per capita income$41,354$48,237−$6,883
Poverty rate12.4%9.3%+3.1 pts
Income inequality (Gini)0.4670.453+0.0
Bachelor's degree or higher27.9%39.4%−11.5 pts
Graduate degree9.8%13.8%−4.0 pts
Unemployment rate7.0%4.1%+2.9 pts
Labor force participation63.2%68.1%−5.0 pts
Median home value$435,400$329,300+$106,100
Median gross rent$1,597$1,280+$317
Owner-occupied60.0%72.2%−12.2 pts
Housing vacancy rate9.3%9.3%+0.0 pts
Rent-burdened households52.8%45.3%+7.5 pts
Average commute24.822.7+2.1
Worked from home11.9%17.6%−5.7 pts
Public transit to work2.2%1.8%+0.5 pts
Uninsured11.4%4.7%+6.7 pts
Population, 1990 – 2024