Angel Number Atlas: U.S. Statistics for 20 Numbers

The short answer

Angel number statistics at a glance

444 draws the most interest of any angel number on Google in the United States: over the past five years, 333 ran at 96% of 444’s level, 222 at 90%, and 555 at 76%, and 444 is the top number in 47 of 51 states.

444leads the nation. Next come 333 (96), 222 (90), 555 (76), 111 (49), 1111 (45), and 777 (34), with 444 = 100.
Nevadascores 100 for 15 of 20 numbers and is in the top five for all 20. Georgia scores 100 for six.
47 of 51states have 444 as their top number, eight of them tied with 333. The rest: 222 in Massachusetts and 333 in Arizona, DC, and Utah, each within sampling noise.
Summer16 of 20 numbers peak between May and August. June is the most common peak (nine numbers).
−50%median change over five years. All 20 numbers draw less interest now than in the 52 weeks from September 2021.

State by state

Where each number draws the most interest

Pick a number to map it. Google Trends scores each state from 1 to 100 against that number’s top state, so the maps show where a number stands out, not how many people look it up. Hatched states had too little data for Trends to report.

Where “444 angel number” draws the most interest

Each state’s interest relative to the top state (100) for 444. Every number has its own scale, so compare states, not colours between maps.

Highest for 444

Nevada

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Relative interest

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Top five for 444: Nevada 100 · Louisiana 86 · Georgia 84 · Hawaii 75 · Mississippi 74

The table below lists every state’s value for every number.

Every state’s value for every number. Each column is scaled to its own top state (100); a dash means insufficient data. Sort by any column.

Relative interest by state for all 20 numbers

Alabama	68	65	67	65	67	71	50	48	70	58	76	53	63	74	88	40	66	90	77	85
Alaska	43	39	41	40	41	47	40	30	40	46	40	41	58	67	38	25	60	40	77	71
Arizona	72	74	71	74	67	70	59	56	71	78	66	60	63	61	77	35	80	70	66	57
Arkansas	60	54	60	52	49	59	54	49	66	61	64	60	56	70	77	25	53	60	66	57
California	73	67	72	71	65	66	72	67	69	78	66	81	68	51	66	60	73	60	55	57
Colorado	57	51	55	50	48	56	50	40	48	50	46	43	51	58	55	25	60	60	55	57
Connecticut	53	52	57	54	49	51	50	46	51	58	49	53	53	48	61	35	60	40	55	42
Delaware	59	58	62	63	62	67	81	63	69	80	67	73	73	77	88	70	100	90	88	85
District of Columbia	45	45	49	45	47	57	51	46	60	62	57	51	53	48	61	40	66	70	55	85
Florida	59	60	65	57	55	72	51	45	69	56	70	48	58	58	66	25	60	60	66	71
Georgia	84	80	93	82	77	100	81	70	100	77	100	78	85	74	94	50	86	100	100	100
Hawaii	75	56	62	60	59	61	72	69	55	78	57	77	75	54	55	30	60	60	55	42
Idaho	45	41	45	42	43	50	41	38	43	54	41	43	48	64	55	25	53	40	33	28
Illinois	64	57	60	55	56	62	55	50	62	64	64	58	53	54	55	35	66	60	66	57
Indiana	54	52	51	51	47	59	50	40	46	48	45	43	48	64	61	30	53	50	55	57
Iowa	46	39	42	36	34	38	36	36	33	48	33	37	39	48	44	35	46	30	33	42
Kansas	46	41	45	39	39	43	45	46	39	49	37	51	43	48	55	55	53	40	44	42
Kentucky	52	47	54	46	46	48	46	43	49	57	45	48	48	58	55	50	53	50	44	28
Louisiana	86	73	89	85	80	92	89	75	76	72	76	91	75	74	88	55	80	100	88	85
Maine	38	36	40	40	37	40	43	37	40	48	37	43	46	48	55	20	40	40	55	57
Maryland	65	60	66	62	61	72	62	64	74	78	71	62	68	58	72	50	73	80	77	85
Massachusetts	45	44	54	45	41	46	48	39	35	46	35	41	41	38	44	25	40	40	44	42
Michigan	62	54	61	52	53	59	54	49	61	64	62	49	53	64	72	35	73	60	55	57
Minnesota	43	37	43	40	40	41	40	37	37	48	35	43	36	48	55	20	53	30	33	28
Mississippi	74	66	75	64	63	73	61	60	81	70	83	70	70	77	88	45	73	80	66	100
Missouri	52	50	53	48	51	59	42	36	55	48	55	37	48	67	72	25	66	70	55	57
Montana	42	40	42	41	35	46	40	30	39	46	37	35	41	70	44	15	60	40	44	28
Nebraska	47	44	50	42	43	45	54	43	48	66	41	50	46	61	55	50	53	60	44	57
Nevada	100	100	100	100	100	99	100	100	88	100	85	100	100	100	100	100	93	100	88	100
New Hampshire	37	35	40	38	31	35	41	34	37	44	37	40	39	48	38	25	46	30	33	28
New Jersey	53	52	56	54	52	50	50	43	53	60	55	43	46	51	61	25	66	50	55	57
New Mexico	69	62	69	62	58	66	65	56	67	68	63	72	68	70	72	65	73	80	77	85
New York	48	47	50	47	43	48	45	42	58	53	51	43	51	45	44	25	53	60	55	57
North Carolina	62	58	63	55	59	62	56	49	60	66	66	59	56	54	66	30	66	60	66	71
North Dakota	44	35	38	39	34	36	46	32	38	48	38	45	41	64	61	45	53	30	55	42
Ohio	53	52	55	50	47	55	48	48	54	57	54	46	46	58	66	30	60	50	55	42
Oklahoma	61	54	58	58	56	50	48	51	55	69	57	65	56	67	72	30	66	60	55	57
Oregon	45	45	49	48	48	43	44	43	40	53	40	43	41	51	44	25	53	40	44	42
Pennsylvania	48	49	54	50	50	48	52	48	51	60	54	50	46	48	55	40	60	50	55	57
Rhode Island	54	53	56	56	59	50	72	70	50	81	55	78	56	54	61	35	60	50	55	57
South Carolina	71	66	70	62	63	70	77	53	60	57	62	64	58	54	77	30	66	70	55	71
South Dakota	43	42	44	42	44	45	40	35	49	44	41	41	41	74	50	20	46	20	insufficient data	28
Tennessee	60	57	59	56	56	59	58	51	55	56	57	55	56	58	66	35	66	80	66	57
Texas	64	62	66	65	62	67	67	56	66	74	66	62	70	61	55	40	60	60	55	57
Utah	59	60	66	58	55	55	51	45	56	60	50	49	58	74	61	30	80	60	55	57
Vermont	34	31	33	33	32	35	31	31	33	37	27	29	41	38	38	insufficient data	53	insufficient data	55	insufficient data
Virginia	50	47	50	50	49	54	54	51	51	61	59	48	48	48	55	30	66	60	55	57
Washington	45	42	44	42	41	46	42	36	40	48	35	36	46	48	44	30	53	30	44	42
West Virginia	40	38	41	41	42	42	40	39	45	57	40	43	36	51	38	20	40	50	33	28
Wisconsin	45	41	45	43	40	43	36	33	41	45	41	39	46	51	55	25	46	40	44	28
Wyoming	42	41	39	41	40	45	36	33	39	48	41	34	43	51	72	25	53	50	100	insufficient data

Across the country

The national ranking

To compare numbers with each other, each was pulled in a batch of up to five terms that always included “444 angel number”. That shared anchor puts all 20 on one scale, with 444 = 100. 444 leads; 777, in seventh place, draws 34% of its interest. The last column compares the latest 52 weeks with the first.

Interest in each number across the United States, relative to 444 (= 100), with the change from the first to the latest 52 weeks
Rank	Number	Interest (444 = 100)	Change (5 years)
1	444	100	−46%
2	333	96	−47%
3	222	90	−50%
4	555	76	−49%
5	111	49	−50%
6	1111	45	−63%
7	777	34	−36%
8	888	25	−32%
9	1212	23	−60%
9	666	23	−35%
11	1010	22	−63%
11	999	22	−40%
13	2222	13	−50%
14	1234	9	−60%
15	911	6	−66%
16	000	5	−62%
16	1122	5	−64%
18	1313	3	−48%
18	1717	3	−44%
20	1818	2	−42%

Interest relative to 444 (= 100) across the United States. Equal values share a rank. Change compares the latest 52 weeks with the first 52, on each number’s own scale.

Head to head

Each state’s top number

Inside each state, the batches also show which number draws the most interest there. 444 is the top number in 47 of 51 states, including eight exact ties with 333, which we give to the number with more national interest. 222 in Massachusetts and 333 in Arizona, DC, and Utah edge ahead. Trends reports whole numbers on small scales, so a lead of under 10 points (with 444 = 100) is within sampling noise. Only 10 states show a clear lead.

444 leads
333 leads
222 leads
Tie: 444 and 333

Each tile names the number with the most interest in that state, compared inside the state with 444 = 100. The table below lists every margin.

The exceptions and ties

States where 444 is not the top number or ties with another number
State	Top number	Runner-up	Margin (points, 444 = 100)	Reading
Arizona	333 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Connecticut	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
District of Columbia	333 (104.3)	444 (100)	4.3	Within noise
Florida	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Massachusetts	222 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Nevada	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Oregon	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Pennsylvania	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Rhode Island	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Texas	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Utah	333 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Wyoming	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie

All 51 states

Top number and runner-up in all 51 states
State	Top number	Runner-up	Margin (points, 444 = 100)	Reading
Alabama	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Alaska	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Arizona	333 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Arkansas	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
California	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Colorado	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
Connecticut	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Delaware	444 (100)	333 (95.8)	4.2	Within noise
District of Columbia	333 (104.3)	444 (100)	4.3	Within noise
Florida	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Georgia	444 (100)	333 (95.8)	4.2	Within noise
Hawaii	444 (100)	333 (75.9)	24.1	Clear lead
Idaho	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Illinois	444 (100)	333 (92.3)	7.7	Within noise
Indiana	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Iowa	444 (100)	333 (82.1)	17.9	Clear lead
Kansas	444 (100)	333 (92.3)	7.7	Within noise
Kentucky	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
Louisiana	444 (100)	222 (92)	8	Within noise
Maine	444 (100)	333 (95.8)	4.2	Within noise
Maryland	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Massachusetts	222 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Michigan	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
Minnesota	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Mississippi	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
Missouri	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Montana	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Nebraska	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Nevada	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
New Hampshire	444 (100)	333 (95.8)	4.2	Within noise
New Jersey	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
New Mexico	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
New York	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
North Carolina	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
North Dakota	444 (100)	333 (78.6)	21.4	Clear lead
Ohio	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Oklahoma	444 (100)	333 (92.3)	7.7	Within noise
Oregon	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Pennsylvania	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Rhode Island	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
South Carolina	444 (100)	333 (92.3)	7.7	Within noise
South Dakota	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Tennessee	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
Texas	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie
Utah	333 (104.2)	444 (100)	4.2	Within noise
Vermont	444 (100)	333 (88.5)	11.5	Clear lead
Virginia	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Washington	444 (100)	333 (96)	4	Within noise
West Virginia	444 (100)	333 (95.8)	4.2	Within noise
Wisconsin	444 (100)	333 (92)	8	Within noise
Wyoming	444 (100)	333 (100)	0	Tie

Through the year

When interest rises

Interest runs highest in summer. With the five-year trend removed, 16 of the 20 numbers peak between May and August (the shaded band), most often in June. The exceptions are 666 (April), 999 (October), 2222 (January), and 911 (September). Each chart uses the same scale, where 100 is a typical month and the dot marks the peak.

444
Peak Jul 106Low Jan 95
333
Peak Jun 106Low Nov 95
222
Peak Jun 107Low Jan 92
555
Peak Jul 105Low Sep 96
111
Peak Jun 106Low Sep 95
1111
Peak Jun 108Low Dec 93
777
Peak Jul 111Low Nov 93
888
Peak Aug 108Low Nov 94
1212
Peak Jun 110Low Nov 93
666
Peak Apr 104Low Sep 96
1010
Peak Jun 109Low Feb 88
999
Peak Oct 105Low Nov 94
2222
Peak Jan 129Low Apr 86
1234
Peak Jun 108Low Nov 92
911
Peak Sep 110Low Nov 90
000
Peak May 110Low Feb 86
1122
Peak Jun 108Low Jan 92
1313
Peak Jul 108Low Aug 95
1717
Peak Aug 110Low Jan 94
1818
Peak Jun 110Low Feb 90

Seasonality table

Month-by-month interest, trend removed (100 = a typical month)
Number	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
444	95	98	102	102	106	105	106	103	96	99	96	95
333	98	99	103	101	102	106	104	103	95	96	95	98
222	92	103	99	101	104	107	106	102	96	100	94	95
555	97	100	102	102	104	103	105	100	96	98	99	97
111	102	97	101	101	103	106	106	100	95	98	96	98
1111	95	95	99	103	107	108	108	103	97	97	97	93
777	93	100	101	103	104	107	111	101	95	99	93	93
888	95	97	99	102	104	104	108	108	95	100	94	96
1212	93	94	98	101	107	110	107	101	95	95	93	108
666	100	100	102	104	104	103	103	99	96	103	96	96
1010	89	88	94	104	107	109	109	104	99	106	95	97
999	95	97	101	101	103	103	104	103	99	105	94	95
2222	129	112	92	86	89	93	88	92	88	89	114	116
1234	101	100	101	102	101	108	105	103	95	97	92	103
911	95	98	101	102	104	104	106	100	110	94	90	95
000	88	86	99	107	110	108	108	107	96	101	92	94
1122	92	97	102	106	102	108	105	100	94	102	101	97
1313	97	103	100	103	107	104	108	95	97	98	101	95
1717	94	94	95	96	106	105	101	110	103	105	96	100
1818	97	90	104	99	105	110	105	99	102	98	98	97

Over five years

Five years of cooling interest

Every one of the 20 numbers drew less interest in the latest 52 weeks than in the first 52. The median change is −50%, from −32% for 888 to −66% for 911. Interest in 444 peaked in the week of February 27, 2022. Each chart below is on its number’s own scale, where its busiest week is 100.

444 −46%
1. 2021–2283
2. 2022–2373
3. 2023–2468
4. 2024–2555
5. 2025–2644
333 −47%
1. 2021–2282
2. 2022–2375
3. 2023–2466
4. 2024–2553
5. 2025–2643
222 −50%
1. 2021–2261
2. 2022–2347
3. 2023–2445
4. 2024–2536
5. 2025–2630
555 −49%
1. 2021–2285
2. 2022–2377
3. 2023–2464
4. 2024–2552
5. 2025–2643

How we did it

How we built the Atlas

We collected the data from the Google Trends website on September 28, 2026, covering September 26, 2021 to September 27, 2026. The raw pull, the build script, and the output are all kept with the site, so every number on this page can be rebuilt.

Each term was entered as “<number> angel number” for the United States over the past five years, all categories, web search.
State indices come from each term pulled alone, so every map is scaled to that term’s own top state (100) and maps cannot be compared across terms.
National indices come from batches of up to five terms that all include “444 angel number”, each rescaled so 444 = 100 within its own batch, which puts every term on one scale.
Seasonality divides each week by the centered 52-week average around it, which removes the five-year trend, then averages those ratios by calendar month (100 = a typical month).
Year-on-year change compares the latest 52 weeks with the first 52 weeks of each term’s own series.
A state’s favorite number compares terms inside that state using the same anchored batches (444 = 100). Leads under 10 points are within Trends sampling noise and are marked as close.
Google Trends reports 0 when a state has too little data for a term; the Atlas shows those as insufficient data, not zero interest.

What this data cannot tell you

Google Trends reports relative interest from a sample of Google activity. It does not count people, and it does not say why anyone looked a number up, whether they saw it on a clock, heard it in a song, or wanted a meaning. A high score for a state means the term made up a larger share of that state’s Google activity, so smaller states can rank high. Trends samples can shift slightly between pulls. Our sources and method page explains how Divine Numbers separates data like this from spiritual readings.

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Frequently asked

Questions about the Atlas

What is the most popular angel number?

On Google Trends, 444 draws the most interest of the 20 angel numbers in the Atlas. Over five years, 333 ran at 96% of 444’s level and 222 at 90%. Trends measures relative interest in a search term, not how many people use or value a number.

Which state looks up angel numbers the most?

Nevada. With each number scaled to its own top state, Nevada scores 100 for 15 of the 20 numbers, sometimes shared, and ranks in the top five for all 20. Georgia scores 100 for six. Scores are shares of each state’s Google activity, so a small state can rank high.

When do people look up angel numbers most?

In summer. After removing the five-year trend, 16 of the 20 numbers peak between May and August, most often in June. The exceptions are 666 (April), 999 (October), 2222 (January), and 911 (September).

Is interest in angel numbers growing?

Not on Google. All 20 numbers drew less interest in the latest 52 weeks than in the first 52 weeks of the five-year window, with a median change of −50%. Interest in 444 peaked in the week of February 27, 2022.

Why can’t I compare colours between maps?

Google Trends scales each number to its own top state, which scores 100. A 60 on the 444 map and a 60 on the 1818 map describe very different amounts of interest. To compare numbers, use the national ranking, which puts every number on the 444 = 100 scale.

Can I use this data?

Yes. Download the CSV, embed the image, or quote the findings with a link to this page and the citation “Data source: Google Trends (https://www.google.com/trends)”. The underlying data comes from Google Trends and remains subject to Google’s terms.

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Where the data and map come from

Google Trends: relative interest for “<number> angel number”, United States, past five years, all categories, web search. Data source: Google Trends (https://www.google.com/trends). The indices on this page are derived from it and remain subject to Google’s terms of service.
“Blank US Map (states only)” by Heitordp, Wikimedia Commons: the state outlines on the desktop map, dedicated to the public domain (CC0). The tile-grid map is our own layout.

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