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Texas leads, but the whole map shows up

A state-by-state look at how shelvean.github.io/math-tools is used across the United States — home to the largest single concentration of active users, now spread across every state and the District of Columbia.

By Shelvean Kapita · Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M University –

Key statistics

U.S. Active Users
of 8,812 worldwide
5,647 active users in the United States out of 8,812 worldwide
Texas
leading state by far
Texas leads with 2,360 active users
States + D.C.
all with active users
All 50 states plus D.C. have active users
U.S. Share
of all global traffic
United States accounts for 64% of all global traffic

Map of active users by state

Figure 1. Active users by U.S. state. Texas dominates with 2,360 users — reflecting the tool's home institution and widespread adoption in Texas A&M classrooms. California (541), New York (226), Virginia (220), and Illinois (178) round out the top five. Click or press Enter on any state to reveal its count.

Detailed state breakdown

Top 15 states

Texas alone accounts for nearly two fifths of all U.S. users. Beyond that, the distribution spreads across major university hubs — California, New York, Virginia, Illinois, Massachusetts — suggesting discovery primarily through academic networks and course links.

All states at a glance

Every U.S. state, plus the District of Columbia, has at least one active user. Engagement remains highest in states with large public university systems, while Alaska sits at the tail with a single visitor this period.

State Active users Share
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Kapita, S. (2026). Texas leads, but the whole map shows up [Web tool]. Math Tools. https://shelvean.github.io/math-tools/statesdata.html