WASHINGTON -- Prisons and jails added more than 1,000 inmates each week for a year, putting almost 2.2 million people, or one in every 136 U.S. residents, behind bars by the summer of 2005. Here is how the data breaks down state by state.

State	Total Inmates	Rate Per 100,000
Ala.	40,561	890
Alaska	4,678	705
Ariz.	47,974	808
Ark.	18,693	673
Calif.	246,317	682
Colo.	33,955	728
Conn.	19,087	544
Del.	6,916	820
D.C.	3,552	n/a
Fla.	148,521	835
Ga.	92,647	1,021
Hawaii	5,705	447
Idaho	11,206	784
Ill.	64,735	507
Ind.	39,959	637
Iowa	12,215	412
Kan.	15,972	582
Ky.	30,034	720
La.	51,458	1,138
Maine	3,608	273
Md.	35,601	636
Mass.	22,778	356
Mich.	67,132	663
National	2,186,230	738
Minn.	15,422	300
Miss.	27,902	955
Mo.	41,461	715
Mont.	4,923	526
Neb.	7,406	421
Nev.	18,265	756
N.H.	4,184	319
N.J.	46,411	532
N.M.	15,081	782
N.Y.	92,769	482
N.C.	53,854	620
N.D.	2,288	359
Ohio	64,123	559
Okla.	32,593	919
Ore.	19,318	531
Pa.	75,507	607
R.I.	3,364	313
S.C.	35,298	830
S.D.	4,827	622
Tenn.	43,678	732
Texas	223,195	976
Utah	11,514	466
Vt.	1,975	317
Va.	57,444	759
Wash.	29,225	465
W.Va.	8,043	443
Wis.	36,154	653
Wyo.	3,515	690
State	2,003,043	676
Federal	183,187	62
Total	2,186,230	738