How many district courts exist in each state, at a minimum?

Every U.S. state has at least one district court to handle federal cases. This court, known as a U.S. District Court, is the general trial court of the federal judiciary. The number of district courts per state can vary based on the state's population and geographic size; larger states typically have multiple district courts to accommodate the volume of cases. However, in every state, there is a minimum of one district court set up to ensure that federal judicial matters can be addressed. Hence, this foundational aspect of the federal court system makes the answer accurate.