List of United States cities by percentage of white population

Definitions of White Americans typically excludes White Hispanic and Multiracial Americans people.[1]

15 largest US cities

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2015 rankCityState[2]White percentageNon-Hispanic White2015 estimate2010 CensusChange2014 land area2010 population density
1New York[3]New York44.0%33.3%8,550,4058,175,133+4.59%302.6 sq mi
783.8 km2
27,012 per sq mi
10,430 km−2
2Los AngelesCalifornia41.3%28.7%3,971,8833,792,621+4.73%468.7 sq mi
1,213.9 km2
8,092 per sq mi
3,124 km−2
3ChicagoIllinois45.0%31.7%2,720,5462,695,598+0.93%227.6 sq mi
589.6 km2
11,842 per sq mi
4,572 km−2
4Houston[4]Texas49.3%25.6%2,296,2242,100,263+9.33%599.6 sq mi
1,552.9 km2
3,501 per sq mi
1,352 km−2
5Philadelphia[5]Pennsylvania41.8%36.9%1,567,4421,526,006+2.72%134.1 sq mi
347.3 km2
11,379 per sq mi
4,394 km−2
6PhoenixArizona65.9%46.5%1,563,0251,445,632+8.12%516.7 sq mi
1,338.3 km2
2,798 per sq mi
1,080 km−2
7San AntonioTexas69.6%26.6%1,469,8451,327,407+10.73%460.9 sq mi
1,193.8 km2
2,880 per sq mi
1,112 km−2
8San DiegoCalifornia58.9%45.1%1,394,9281,307,402+6.69%325.2 sq mi
842.2 km2
4,020 per sq mi
1,552 km−2
9DallasTexas50.7%28.8%1,300,0921,197,816+8.54%340.5 sq mi
881.9 km2
3,518 per sq mi
1,358 km−2
10San JoseCalifornia42.8%28.7%1,026,908945,942+8.56%176.6 sq mi
457.3 km2
5,359 per sq mi
2,069 km−2)
11AustinTexas68.3%48.7%931,830790,390+17.89%322.48 sq mi
835.2 km2
2,653 per sq mi
1,024 km−2
12Jacksonville[6]Florida59.4%55.1%868,031821,784+5.63%747.0 sq mi
1,934.7 km2
1,120 per sq mi
433 km−2
13San Francisco[7]California48.5%41.9%864,816805,235+7.40%46.9 sq mi
121.4 km2
17,179 per sq mi
6,633 km−2
14Indianapolis[8]Indiana62.0%58.6%853,173820,445+3.99%361.4 sq mi
936.1 km2
2,270 per sq mi
876 km−2
15ColumbusOhio61.5%59.3%850,106787,033+8.01%217.2 sq mi
562.5 km2
3,624 per sq mi
1,399 km−2

Cities with the highest percentage of White Americans (includes White Hispanic)

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Top Ten cities with 100,000 or more total population of white alone[9]
CityTotal PopulationRankPercent of total resident population
Laredo, Texas261,639195.4
Hialeah, Florida238,942292.6
Corpus Christi, Texas325,733389.3
Boise, Idaho228,790489.1
Scottsdale, Arizona255,310587.9
Lincoln, Nebraska287,401685.2
Spokane, Washington219,190785.1
Gilbert, Arizona248,279882.8
Mesa, Arizona508,958982.8
El Paso, Texas682,6691080.8
San Antonio, Texas1,493,0001180.5
Lubbock, Texas255,8851280.2
Madison, Wisconsin258,0541378.4

References

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  1. ^ "U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: UNITED STATES". www.census.gov. Archived from the original on 2017-12-28.
  2. ^ Or Federal District in the case of Washington, D.C.
  3. ^ Since 1898, the City of New York, New York, has comprised five boroughs with consolidated borough–county governments:
       •The Borough of Brooklyn and Kings County
         (pop. 2,636,735)
       •The Borough of Queens and Queens County
         (pop. 2,339,150)
       •The Borough of Manhattan and New York County
         (pop. 1,644,518)
       •The Borough of the Bronx and Bronx County
         (pop. 1,455,444)
       •The Borough of Staten Island and Richmond County
         (pop. 474,558)
  4. ^ City wins census appeal; count adjusted – Houston Chronicle. Chron.com (December 3, 2012). Retrieved on July 12, 2013.
  5. ^ The City of Philadelphia and Philadelphia County, are separate but coterminous entities with a single consolidated city–county government.
  6. ^ The City of Jacksonville, Florida, and Duval County, Florida, are separate entities with a single consolidated city–county government. The City of Jacksonville comprises all of Duval County except the other incorporated municipalities within the county.
  7. ^ The City and County of San Francisco, California has a consolidated city and county government.
  8. ^ The City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and Marion County, Indiana, are separate entities with a single consolidated city–county government. The City of Indianapolis comprises all of Marion County except the other incorporated municipalities within the county. See Indianapolis (balance).
  9. ^ "List of the 100 largest cities ranked by White Population Percentage". United States > City Rankings. Index Mundi. Resident population: White alone, percent, 2010. Retrieved 2017-01-04.