Nationwide, 0.2% of the population (53,364 people) reported their age as 100 years and over in 2010. A report released by the Census Bureau today says centenarians are majority female (more than 80%) and predominantly white (82.5%). Supercentenarians, a term used to describe people who are 110 years and older, were even fewer nationwide -- just 330.
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Michigan centenarians numbered 1,729, or 0.02% of the population in 2010. Search the database below to find the number of centenarians by state.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.