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The World in a New Century, Section IV: General Facts
Next world overview section is done. The rankings are estimated from the data I could find, so the nations by area and some of the rankings for the cities and countries might be a bit off.

The World in a New Century, Section IV: General Facts
Published by the McNally Corporation in Chicago, 1901.

Largest Nations by area:
1. British Empire
2. Russian Empire
3. France and Possessions
4. Chinese Empire
5. Brazilian Empire
6. United States and Possessions
7. German Empire

Largest Nations by population:
1. Chinese Empire
2. British Empire
3. Russian Empire
4. France and Possessions
5. German Empire
6. United States and Possessions
7. Turkish Empire

Largest Cities in the World:
1. London, England
2. Paris, France
3. New York City, US
4. Berlin, Germany
5. Tokyo, Japan
6. Saint Petersburg, Russia
7. Brooklyn, US
8. Canton, China
9. Vienna, Germany
10. Philadelphia, US
11. Moscow, Russia
12. Constantinople, Turkey
13. Calcutta, India
14. Hamburg, Germany
15. Chicago, US
16. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
17. Manchester, England
18. Osaka, Japan
19. Bombay, India
20. Glasgow, Scotland
21. Barcelona, Spain
22. Saint Louis, US
23. Marseille, France
24. Budapest, Hungary
25. Seoul, Korea

Largest Cities in the United States:
1. New York City, New York
2. Brooklyn, New York
3. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4. Chicago, Illinois
5. Saint Louis, Missouri
6. Baltimore, Maryland
7. Indianapolis, Indiana
8. New Orleans, Louisiana
9. Boston, Massachusetts
10. Cleveland, Ohio
11. Havana, Cuba
12. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
13. Detroit, Michigan
14. Buffalo, New York
15. Louisville, Kentucky
16. Washington, DC
17. Jersey City, New Jersey
18. Cincinnati, Ohio
19. Newark, New Jersey
20. New Haven, Connecticut
21. Milwaukee, Marquette
22. Syracuse, New York
23. Allegheny, Pennsylvania
24. Mobile, Alabama
25. Evansville, Indiana


Populations and General Facts About the States [1]

Alabama
Population: 1,978,000
Capital: Montgomery
Largest City: Mobile

Arkansaw
Population: 951,000
Capital: Little Rock
Largest City: Little Rock

Calhoun
Population: 818,000
Capital: Orangetown (Fort Gibson)
Largest City: Stuyvesant (McAlester)

Champoeg
Population: 476,000
Capital: Norfolk (Portland)
Largest City: Norfolk

Chickasaw
Population: 872,000
Capital: Memphis
Largest City: Memphis

Colorado
Population: 899,000
Capital: Ferroplano (Boulder)
Largest City: Ferroplano

Connecticut
Population: 1,271,000
Capital: Hartford
Largest City: New Haven

Cuba
Population: 3,785,000
Capital: Havana
Largest City: Havana

Delaware
Population: 432,000
Capital: Dover
Largest City: Wilmington

Demoine
Population: 1,244,000
Capital: Waterloo
Largest City: Decatur (approx. Humboldt)

Florida
Population: 980,000
Capital: Jacksonville
Largest City: Gadsden (Tampa)

Georgia
Population: 1,982,000
Capital: Athens
Largest City: Atlanta

Houston
Population: 1,211,000
Capital: Austin (Washington-on-the-Brazos)
Largest City: Galveston

Illinois
Population: 4,657,000
Capital: Springfield
Largest City: Chicago

Indiana
Population: 4,736,000
Capital: Indianapolis
Largest City: Indianapolis

Itasca
Population: 1,061,000
Capital: Duluth
Largest City: Saint Paul

Jackson
Population: 1,297,000
Capital: Pensacola
Largest City: Pensacola

Kearney
Population: 522,000
Capital: Kearney City
Largest City: Kearney City

Kentucky
Population: 3,309,000
Capital: Frankfort
Largest City: Louisville

Kootenay
Population: 182,000
Capital: Colville
Largest City: New Belfast (Kelowna)

Louisiana
Population: 3,015,000
Capital: Baton Rouge
Largest City: New Orleans

Maine
Population: 1,206,000
Capital: Augusta
Largest City: Portland

Marquette
Population: 1,139,000
Capital: Green Bay
Largest City: Milwaukee

Maryland
Population: 3,221,000
Capital: Annapolis
Largest City: Baltimore

Massachusetts
Population: 4,207,000
Capital: Boston
Largest City: Boston

Michigan
Population: 1,707,000
Capital: Saginaw
Largest City: Detroit

Mississippi
Population: 1,372,000
Capital: Jackson
Largest City: Natchez

Missouri
Population: 4,234,000
Capital: Jefferson City
Largest City: Saint Louis

New Hampshire
Population: 897,000
Capital: Concord
Largest City: Portsmouth

New Jersey
Population: 2,579,000
Capital: Trenton
Largest City: Jersey City

New Mexico
Population: 313,000
Capital: Santa Fe
Largest City: Santa Fe

New York
Population: 8,637,000
Capital: Albany
Largest City: New York City

North Carolina
Population: 2,057,000
Capital: Raleigh
Largest City: Wilmington

Ohio
Population: 5,329,000
Capital: Columbus
Largest City: Cleveland

Oregon
Population: 238,000
Capital: Lewiston (Everrett)
Largest City: Tacoma

Pembina
Population: 441,000
Capital: Yankton
Largest City: Anselm (Chamberlain)

Pennsylvania
Population: 7,155,000
Capital: Harrisburg
Largest City: Philadelphia

Rhode Island
Population: 633,000
Capital: Providence
Largest City: Newport

South Carolina
Population: 1,280,000
Capital: Columbia
Largest City: Charleston

Tennessee
Population: 1,991,000
Capital: Nashville
Largest City: Chattanooga

Tejas
Population: 2,050,000
Capital: San Antonio
Largest City: San Antonio

Vandalia
Population: 1,117,000
Capital: Wheeling
Largest City: Huntington

Vermont
Population: 894,000
Capital: Montpelier
Largest City: Burlington

Virginia
Population: 1,604,000
Capital: Richmond
Largest City: Norfolk

Winfield
Population: 1,261,000
Capital: Culpepper
Largest City: Fredericksburg

[1] Populations are rounded to the nearest thousand. Parentheses contain the OTL city, or the closest to the location.
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