How many southerners and how many northerners fought in Revolutionary War?

During the Revolutionary War, approximately one-third of the American colonists were loyal to the Patriot cause, while the remaining two-thirds were either Loyalists or neutral. Estimates suggest that around 200,000 soldiers fought for the Continental Army, with significant contributions from both Northerners and Southerners. While specific numbers can vary, it is generally believed that the majority of soldiers hailed from the Northern colonies, with Southern states contributing a substantial, though smaller, proportion of troops. Overall, the war saw a diverse participation from both regions, reflecting a united colonial front against British rule.