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Independent city — not a county. Midway Islands has its own 5-digit FIPS code and appears as a county equivalent in federal datasets. It is administratively separate from any surrounding county.
74300 County FIPS Code

Midway Islands

U.S. Minor Outlying Islands · Independent city (not a county)

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FIPS code 74300 is Midway Islands, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands. The state FIPS code for U.S. Minor Outlying Islands is 74. This code is used in Census Bureau, BLS, EPA, HUD, and USDA federal datasets to identify this county.

County FIPS

74300

State FIPS

74

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How This FIPS Code Works

74 300
74 = State FIPS (U.S. Minor Outlying Islands)
300 = County FIPS

The 5-digit FIPS code 74300 is formed by combining the 2-digit state identifier 74 (U.S. Minor Outlying Islands) with the 3-digit county identifier 300. Together they uniquely identify Midway Islands in every US federal dataset. No two counties share the same 5-digit FIPS code.

Federal Datasets Using Code 74300

FIPS code 74300 appears as the county identifier in the following federal datasets. Analysts joining data across these sources use this code as the common geographic key.

Using FIPS Code 74300 in Code

Common patterns for querying federal datasets by this county's FIPS code. The leading zeros are significant — always treat FIPS codes as strings, not integers.

Census ACS API — Python 74300
import requests

url = "https://api.census.gov/data/2022/acs/acs5"
params = {
    "get":  "NAME,B19013_001E,B01003_001E",
    "for":  "county:300",
    "in":   "state:74",
    "key":  "YOUR_CENSUS_API_KEY",
}
r = requests.get(url, params=params)
data = r.json()  # [[header...], [Midway Islands, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands, income, pop, ...]
SQL — filtering by county FIPS 74300
-- 5-digit combined FIPS (state + county)
SELECT * FROM your_table WHERE county_fips = '74300';

-- Some datasets store state and county separately
SELECT * FROM your_table
WHERE state_fips = '74'
  AND county_fips = '300';

-- ⚠ Never cast to integer — leading zeros are lost:
-- county_fips = 74300 is WRONG for this county
R — tidycensus 74300
library(tidycensus)

get_acs(
  geography = "county",
  variables = c(income = "B19013_001E", pop = "B01003_001E"),
  state     = "74",
  county    = "300",
  year      = 2022
)
Zero-padding reminder: FIPS codes must always be stored and compared as zero-padded strings. 74 (not 74) and 300 (not 300) — losing the leading zeros is one of the most common data-join bugs in federal datasets. Full guide →