U.S. Cotton Production Maps by State, 1960–2026
All classes of cotton produced by state, measured in 480-pound bales. Compare United States state maps from 1960–2026, measured in bales (480 pounds), using USDA NASS Quick Stats.
Latest map
All classes of cotton produced by state, measured in 480-pound bales. Cotton production by state in United States, 2026. Measured in bales (480 pounds). Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). Highest reported values: Texas: 4,395,000 bales (480 pounds); Georgia: 2,000,000 bales (480 pounds); Arkansas: 1,600,000 bales (480 pounds).
Historical years
Explore 67 editions from 1960–2026. Each year links to the published figures, leading regions, source attribution, and missing-value notes. Compare the earliest and latest editions below. The source may revise historical estimates.
1960 · Highest reported values: Texas: 4,340,000 bales (480 pounds); California: 1,933,000 bales (480 pounds); Mississippi: 1,538,000 bales (480 pounds).
2026 · Highest reported values: Texas: 4,395,000 bales (480 pounds); Georgia: 2,000,000 bales (480 pounds); Arkansas: 1,600,000 bales (480 pounds).