The 3 "loneliest" states in America

Alaska, Wyoming and Montana are three US states with very low populations, sparsely populated, with Alaska having only 1.2 people/about 2.5km2 (1 square mile).

Alaska is the least populated country in the United States.

The state of Alaska is located in the northwest tip of the North American continent, bordered on two sides by Canada and Russia, and on the other side by the Arctic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean . Alaska has the largest area of the 50 states but is the least populated in the United States. There are 733,000 people living here with a density of 1.2 people/about 2.5km ² . Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska with 290,000 people with a density of 170 people/about 2.5km ² .

Alaska has beautiful scenery but a harsh climate with many glaciers, forests, rivers and volcanoes. Furthermore, it is located very far from the mainland so it is considered the loneliest place in America.

Wyoming has only 584,000 people

According to World Population Review, the state of Wyoming has a population density of about 5.85 people/2.5km ² . The largest city is Cheyenne with 65,000 people and a density of 2,579 people/2.5km ² .

Wyoming is the tenth largest, least populated, and second least populated state in the United States. A mountainous state in the western United States, Wyoming has mountains, deserts, plains, and is concentrated in major cities. Despite its beautiful landscape, Wyoming is not a popular place to settle. Visitors will find it lonely when they first arrive.

Montana is sparsely populated.

The state of Montana in the northwestern United States has a population density of 7.59 people/2.5km ² . The largest city is Billings with 117,116 people and 2,586 people/2.5km ² . Montana's population is quite dispersed, small towns are sparsely populated, they are concentrated in cities.

Montana is famous for its vast and majestic mountains in the northern Rocky Mountains. Coming here, visitors will have exciting experiences in outdoor adventures in the mountain ranges and national forests. Yellowstone National Park, the Rocky Mountains, Bozeman City, Paradise Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, Flathead Lake... are places not to be missed when coming to Montana.

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