ZIP areas
Largest communities
- #1Saint Peters, Missouri - ZIP 6337624,163
- #2New Braunfels, Texas - ZIP 7813020,249
- #3Neenah, Wisconsin - ZIP 5495619,990
- #4Hanover, Pennsylvania - ZIP 1733119,708
- #5Medina, Ohio - ZIP 4425619,558
Identity discovery only: This ancestry measure remains separate from every other ancestry, ethnicity, origin, race, and birthplace measure.
41,768,021national estimate
12.4751%share of covered population
#1 of 103population rank in comparable lens family
#1 of 103representation rank in comparable lens family
ZIP areas
Strongest representation
- #1Maria Stein, Ohio - ZIP 4586075.5804%
- #2Westphalia, Michigan - ZIP 4889473.7346%
- #3Jefferson City, Missouri - ZIP 6501670.8871%
- #4Eureka, South Dakota - ZIP 5743768.5289%
- #5Augusta, Missouri - ZIP 6333267.5348%
Counties and equivalents
Largest communities
- #1Maricopa County, 04556,134.2
- #2Cook County, 17464,971.1
- #3Los Angeles County, 06418,465.0
- #4San Diego County, 06303,308.8
- #5Hennepin County, 27298,194.1
Counties and equivalents
Strongest representation
- #1Edmunds County, 4662.1535%
- #2Campbell County, 4660.2081%
- #3Emmons County, 3858.6152%
- #4Edmunds County, 4658.1235%
- #5Rush County, 2057.6431%
Metro areas
Largest communities
- #1Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI1,193,054.0
- #2New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA1,101,325.8
- #3Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI1,004,722.9
- #4Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD849,834.9
- #5St. Louis, MO-IL714,517.2
Metro areas
Strongest representation
- #1New Ulm, MN56.7666%
- #2Celina, OH53.4407%
- #3Carroll, IA52.3153%
- #4Beaver Dam, WI49.9047%
- #5Manitowoc, WI47.9214%