See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: Where People Trust Each Other Most, by Country See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Most people can be trusted in the Nordics, according to survey data from 2022, published 2024. Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Iceland occupy five of the top six spots of most trusting countries. China’s position (rank 4th, at 63%) is the only non-Western country in the top tier of trust. Trust is the social glue that binds communities, shapes institutions, and fuels economic activity. The infographic linked above ranks 90 economies by the share of adults who agree that “most people can be trusted,” using nationally representative survey data from 2022, published 2024. The data for this visualization comes from Integrated Values Surveys, accessed via Our World in Data. Ranked: Most and Least Trusting Countries Denmark leads with 74% of respondents saying that most people can be trusted, followed closely by Norway (72%) and Finland (68%). RankCountryCode(%) Agree with "Most people can be trusted." 1 DenmarkDNK74 2 NorwayNOR72 3 FinlandFIN68 4 ChinaCHN63 5 SwedenSWE63 6 IcelandISL62 7 SwitzerlandCHE59 8 NetherlandsNLD57 9 New ZealandNZL57 10 AustriaAUT50 11 AustraliaAUS49 12 CanadaCAN47 13 UKGBR43 14 GermanyDEU42 15 MacaoMAC41 16 SpainESP41 17 BelarusBLR40 18 Northern IrelandGBR39 19 U.S.USA37 20 Hong KongHKG36 21 SingaporeSGP34 22 EstoniaEST34 23 JapanJPN34 24 UzbekistanUZB34 25 South KoreaKOR33 26 LithuaniaLTU32 27 TaiwanTWN31 28 ThailandTHA29 29 UkraineUKR28 30 CzechiaCZE27 31 HungaryHUN27 32 ItalyITA27 33 AzerbaijanAZE26 34 FranceFRA26 35 MongoliaMNG26 36 AndorraAND25 37 SloveniaSVN25 38 PolandPOL24 39 PakistanPAK23 40 RussiaRUS23 41 KazakhstanKAZ23 42 LatviaLVA22 43 MontenegroMNE22 44 SlovakiaSVK22 45 MaldivesMDV21 46 TajikistanTJK21 47 MalaysiaMYS20 48 ArgentinaARG19 49 GuatemalaGTM18 50 Puerto RicoPRI18 51 ArmeniaARM18 52 BulgariaBGR17 53 IndiaIND17 54 PortugalPRT17 55 MoroccoMAR17 56 SerbiaSRB16 57 JordanJOR16 58 MyanmarMMR15 59 North MacedoniaMKD15 60 IranIRN15 61 UruguayURY14 62 VenezuelaVEN14 63 TurkeyTUR14 64 TunisiaTUN14 65 CroatiaHRV14 66 NigeriaNGA13 67 BangladeshBGD13 68 ChileCHL13 69 KyrgyzstanKGZ13 70 RomaniaROU12 71 EthiopiaETH12 72 IraqIRQ11 73 MexicoMEX10 74 LebanonLBN10 75 Bosnia and HerzegovinaBIH10 76 KenyaKEN9 77 LibyaLBY9 78 GeorgiaGEO9 79 BoliviaBOL9 80 GreeceGRC8 81 EgyptEGY7 82 CyprusCYP7 83 BrazilBRA7 84 EcuadorECU6 85 PhilippinesPHL5 86 IndonesiaIDN5 87 ColombiaCOL5 88 NicaraguaNIC4 89 PeruPER4 90 AlbaniaALB3 Note: From samples of roughly 1,000–1,500+ interviews of adults per country, conducted in waves. Responses shown to the question, “Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you need to be very careful in dealing with people?” Possible answers include “Most people can be trusted”, “Do not know” and “Need to be very careful”. The UK includes England, Scotland, and Wales, with Northern Ireland listed separately. Figures are rounded. Major processing done by Our World in Data. Long-standing welfare systems, low corruption, and transparent governments foster consistent high trust across the Nordic region. Related: See how the latest corruption index performances correlate with these trust scores. Middling Trust in the Anglosphere and Western Europe English-speaking nations occupy the middle of the pack. New Zealand (57%) and Australia (49%) perform better than Canada (47%), the UK (43%), and the U.S. (37%). Western European countries show similar dispersion: Switzerland (59%) and the Netherlands (57%) outpace Germany (42%), France (26%), and Italy (27%). Differences in income inequality and political polarization help explain these gaps. Related: See which countries are the most politically polarized. Low-Trust Soceities Several Latin American nations—Peru (4%), Nicaragua (4%), Colombia (5%), and Ecuador (6%)—rank near the bottom. Chronic political instability, high crime rates, and economic volatility contribute to scarce interpersonal trust. In the Middle East, Iraq (11%), Lebanon (10%), and Egypt (7%) also report very low levels, reflecting decades of conflict and governance challenges. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out How Much Do Different Countries Trust Institutions? on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

See this visualization first on the Voronoi app. Visualizing Gaza’s Massive Rubble Problem This was originally posted on our Voronoi app. Download the app for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. The rubble left in Gaza post-conflict is estimated at 55 million tonnes, more than double that of Haiti’s 2010 earthquake. Up to 90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced, compared to 15% in Haiti during its disaster. Clearing Gaza’s debris could take years and cost billions, with enormous environmental and logistical challenges. The aftermath of the war in Gaza has left behind one of the most concentrated zones of urban destruction in recent history. According to a UNDP analysis released in October 2025, the two-year-long bombardment generated an estimated 55 million tonnes of rubble. To put that in perspective, this is more than twice the debris generated by the catastrophic 2010 earthquake in Haiti, which produced around 23 million tonnes of rubble. The Gaza estimate was calculated using satellite-based 3D volumetric models combined with rubble density assumptions. Comparing Gaza and Haiti’s Urban Destruction The table below compares key metrics from the two disasters, highlighting the scale of displacement and infrastructural damage. MetricGazaHaiti Rubble Mass (Est.)55 million tonnes (UNDP/UNOSAT 2025)22.7 million tonnes (DMPHP 2012) Population2.2 million10 million Displaced (% pop.)85-90% (OHCHR 2025)15% (ReliefWeb 2010) While both events had devastating consequences, the impact in Gaza was magnified by the region’s dense population and ongoing siege. Nearly 1.9 million people have been displaced, according to the OHCHR. In Haiti, 1.5 million people were displaced, representing 15% of the population at the time. Rebuilding Amid Mountains of Rubble The scale of damage in the Gaza Strip is staggering. Estimates vary, even between UN institutions, but 60‑80% of buildings are reportedly damaged or destroyed. Beyond the human toll, the sheer physical scale of destruction poses major challenges. UN officials estimate that clearing the rubble could take up to seven years and cost billions of dollars. A separate UNDP reconstruction plan estimates that over $70 billion will be needed to restore basic infrastructure and housing. But it’s not just a question of hauling debris away, the rubble is now mixed with sewage, unexploded ordnance, and toxic materials. These conditions complicate not only the logistics of removal, but also pose significant environmental and health risks. In short, the conflict appears to be winding down, but the impacts will be felt for many years to come. To see how much the region has changed, revisit this map explainer on the Gaza Strip published at the outset of the conflict.

Published 7 hours ago on November 10, 2025 By Alan Kennedy Article & Editing Cody Good Graphics & Design Lebon Siu Athul Alexander Zack Aboulazm Abha Patil Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email The following content is sponsored by Global X ETFs U.S. Department of Defense Technology Spending: 2020 vs 2026 Key Takeaways In 2026, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has requested $384 billion for defense system procurement and R&D. DoD spending is expected to be 71% higher in 2026 than in 2020. Missile Defense Programs will see the largest spending increase in 2026 (+247%), while Ground Systems will see the only decrease (-21%), compared with 2020 numbers. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is expected to allocate a substantial $384 billion as part of the U.S. National Security Strategy to modernize all branches of the U.S. military and invest in additional research and development. For part three of the Investing in Defense series, Visual Capitalist has partnered with Global X ETFs to provide a detailed exploration of U.S. defense technology spending and its evolution since 2020. The Need for Advanced Technology The DoD spends billions of dollars every year on acquisition, research, and development. Below is a table showing a breakdown of expected spending by program for 2026 compared to 2020 by the U.S. Department of Defense: SystemFY2020FY2026 (Requested) Aviation and Related Systems57.768.3 Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C4I) Systems10.223.2 Ground Systems14.611.6 Missile Defense Programs11.640.2 Missiles and Munitions21.635.7 Shipbuilding and Maritime Systems34.765.0 Space Based Systems11.934.0 Total162.3278.0 DoD spending is expected to be 71% higher in 2026 than in 2020. This growth was driven mainly by the U.S. military’s need for advanced technology. However, the DoD spent more on some areas than others.    Missile Defense Programs could receive the largest increase in funding with a 247% increase between 2020 and 2026, going from $11.6 billion to $40.2 billion. Ground Systems is the only program that is expected to see a decrease in funding. The FY2026 budget request in 2026 is $11.6 billion, a 21% reduction versus $14.6 billion in 2020. Shielding Investments Governments worldwide, not just the U.S. DoD, want to use modern technology and update their militaries. The advancement of defense technology and the many conflicts worldwide have led to defense spending rising to $2.5 trillion in 2024. As the needs of modern militaries are often disconnected from standard economic cycles, investing in defense technology presents investors with a strong diversification opportunity. The Global X Defense Technology ETF (SHLD) offers investors exposure to companies that benefit from the adoption of defense technologies or manufacture these technologies. The ETF invests in companies across various sectors, including robotics, aircraft, AI, and big data systems. The 3-part Investing in Defense series explores the landscape of defense spending and the importance of defense technology. Part one covers global defense spending, while part two examines the potential defense technology expenditures of NATO nations. Learn more about the Global X Defense Technology ETF (SHLD). More from Global X ETFs Politics9 hours ago Mapped: How Much Does NATO Spend on Defense Technology? NATO defense technology spend is surging in 2024 since the Ukraine–Russia war began. Who leads and how will it shape tomorrow’s battlefield? Politics11 hours ago Global Defense Spending in 2024 Defense spending rose to $2.5T in 2024, up from $2.2T in 2023. 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See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Charting America’s 2.1 Million Federal Workers See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways The federal workforce in 2025 is heavily concentrated in defense and veterans’ services, reflecting America’s commitment to national security. Most other departments employ smaller workforces, illustrating an uneven distribution of headcount across agencies. The U.S. federal government employs over 2 million civilian workers across a wide range of departments and agencies. From defense to environmental oversight, these workers keep essential services running across the country. In this graphic, we chart America’s federal workforce by major department, as of March 2025. Data & Discussion The data for this visualization comes from the Office of Personnel Management, accessed via USAFacts. It details the total number of civilian personnel employed by each U.S. federal department as of recent estimates. DepartmentPersonnel Department of Defense770,900 Department of Veterans Affairs474,500 Department of Homeland Security231,800 Department of the Treasury116,100 Department of Justice116,000 Department of Health and Human Services92,300 Department of Agriculture90,800 Department of the Interior63,800 Department of Transportation57,200 Social Security Administration56,300 Department of Commerce47,400 NASA18,000 Department of Energy17,500 Environmental Protection Agency16,600 State Department14,200 Department of Labor14,100 General Services Administration13,200 All other agencies78,900 Majority of Federal Workforce in Defense & Security Nearly half of America’s federal employees work in defense or veterans’ services. The Department of War (formerly Department of Defense) employs over 770,000 people, while the Department of Veterans Affairs follows with 474,500. Note that these figures are specifically referring to federal civilian employees, meaning non-military personnel in administrative, engineering, or other support roles. This concentration of labor underscores how deeply national security and veteran care are embedded in the structure of the federal government. Fact: The U.S. has over 1 million active-duty military personnel, with the majority based in California, Virginia, and Texas. Smaller Agencies Handle Wide Responsibilities Looking elsewhere, most federal departments operate with relatively lean staffing. For example, the Department of Energy, responsible for nuclear safety and energy research, employs just 17,500 workers. Even the State Department, which conducts foreign policy and represents the U.S. at the UN, has only 14,200 employees. One agency that has seen significant cuts in 2025 is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which has already lost 23% of its personnel (3,700 employees). It’s estimated that by the end of the year, 33% of the agency’s staff will be gone. A 2023 survey found that 55% of Americans had a favorable view of the EPA. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out Government Debt to GDP Around the World in 2025 on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

Published 29 minutes ago on November 10, 2025 By Alan Kennedy Article & Editing Cody Good Graphics & Design Lebon Siu Athul Alexander Zack Aboulazm Abha Patil Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email The following content is sponsored by Global X ETFs Mapped: How Much Does NATO Spend of Defense Technology? Key Takeaways In 2024, NATO defense technology spending would total $290 billion if the Wales pledge were met, 30% higher than 2019. The U.S. would lead with $193.6 billion, accounting for 66% of total spending. Europe’s big four (Germany, U.K., France, Italy) would together account for $53 billion. Defense technology is increasingly important in modern militaries. Specialized and advanced equipment, including sensors, radar, networking, and even artificial intelligence, is now commonplace on today’s battlefields. In this graphic, the second in the Investing in Defense series, we partnered with Global X ETFs to examine NATO’s potential defense technology spending. The 2014 Wales Summit Among the many things discussed and agreed upon at NATO’s 2014 Summit in Newport, Wales, the allied nations agreed to spend at least 20% of their budgets on developing and procuring new technologies. By examining each nation’s 2024 defense budget, we can estimate the amount each NATO nation spends on defense tech. If NATO nations had exactly met their Wales Summit pledge, the bloc would have spent around $290 billion on defense technology in 2024–30% more than in 2019.  Here’s how this breaks down by nation: NationDefense Tech Spend U.S.$193.6B Germany$17.2B United Kingdom$16.2B France$12.8B Italy$7.0B Poland$5.6B Canada$5.4B Netherlands$4.7B Spain$3.9B Türkiye$2.9B Sweden$2.5B Norway$2.0B Romania$1.8B Belgium$1.7B Greece$1.6B Finland$1.4B Czechia$1.3B Hungary$1.1B Denmark$1.1B Portugal$0.6B Slovakia$0.6B Lithuania$0.5B Bulgaria$0.5B Estonia$0.3B Latvia$0.3B Croatia$0.3B Slovenia$0.2B Luxembourg$0.1B Albania$0.1B North Macedonia$0.1B Montenegro$0.1B Iceland$0.01B The U.S. would have led this spending and contributed 66% to this estimated technology spend. The Importance of Technology in Defense Modern networks run today’s battlefields, and militaries deploy advanced machinery such as drones, sensors, and artificial intelligence. Consequently, governments are increasing spending on these defense technologies which span a wide variety of sectors. They cover everything from industrials and robotics to cybersecurity and augmented reality. A Differentiated Exposure By investing in defense tech, investors gain exposure to a distinct market. Governments, largely disconnected from economic cycles, procure more of these technologies each year and offer a meaningful diversification benefit to investors. The Global X SHLD ETF provides investors with exposure to companies, including those in the AI and big data sectors, that are well-positioned to benefit from the adoption of defense tech. In the third and final part of the Investing in Defense series, we will discover exactly how much the U.S. Department of Defense spends on defense technology. Learn more about the Global X Defense Technology ETF (SHLD). 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See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: The Brands That Gained the Most Value in 2025 See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Microsoft saw the largest absolute increase in brand value in 2025, up $120.6 billion. Nvidia’s brand value nearly doubled, rising from $44 billion to $87.9 billion. Tech giants dominated the list, with Google, Apple, and Amazon all gaining more than $45 billion in brand value. Despite a turbulent global economy, the world’s leading tech companies saw their brands grow stronger in 2025, fueled by AI innovation, expanding digital ecosystems, and renewed investor confidence. This infographic, based on data from Brand Finance, highlights the top 10 brands that gained the most value between 2024 and 2025. Which Brands Gained the Most Value in 2025? The top 10 brand value gainers collectively added more than $450 billion in brand value compared to 2024, with tech giants dominating the list. CompanyBrand Value Gain 2024–2025 (USD)Brand Value 2024 (USD)Brand Value 2025 (USD) Microsoft$120.6B$340.4B$461.1B Google$79.5B$333.4B$413.0B Apple$57.9B$516.6B$574.5B Amazon$47.5B$308.9B$356.4B NVIDIA$43.4B$44.5B$87.9B Walmart$40.3B$96.8B$137.2B TikTok / Douyin$21.6B$84.2B$105.8B Facebook$15.7B$75.7B$91.5B State Grid Corporation of China$14.5B$71.1B$85.6B Bank of China$13.4B$50.5B$63.8B Microsoft led the way with an increase of $120.6 billion, likely driven by its rollout of AI tools like Copilot. Google and Apple followed, gaining $79.5 billion and $57.9 billion respectively. Google benefited from strong advertising revenue growth, while Apple remained resilient thanks to its expanding services and product ecosystem. Nvidia is the fastest growing brand on the list, with its value surging by $43.4 billion—a 97.5% increase over 2024—as the company solidified its dominance in AI chips and data center technology. Retail’s Brand Value Boost In the retail space, Walmart and Amazon also posted significant gains. Amazon, which covers both tech and retail under its umbrella of businesses, saw its brand value grow by $47.5 billion. Walmart’s brand value grew by $40.3 billion, followed by TikTok’s $21.6 billion jump, which underscored its continued influence among younger audiences. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out The World’s Most Valuable Brands in 2025 on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

Published 3 hours ago on November 10, 2025 By Alan Kennedy Article & Editing Cody Good Graphics & Design Lebon Siu Athul Alexander Zack Aboulazm Abha Patil Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email The following content is sponsored by Global X ETFs Global Defense Spending in 2024 Key Takeaways In 2024, defense spending totaled $2.5 trillion, up from $2.2 trillion in 2023. North America, led by the U.S., was the largest spender with $995 billion, followed by Asia’s $534 billion. Europe’s $457 billion was over twice as large as Russia-Eurasia’s $184 billion. Global defense spending has consistently increased over the last decade, driven by numerous ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine, and other parts of the world. In this graphic, the first in a three-part Investing in Defense series, Visual Capitalist has partnered with Global X ETFs to explore the global landscape of defense spending. World Defense Spending in 2024 Globally, spending rose from $2.2 trillion in 2023 to $2.5 trillion in 2024.  Below is a table that utilizes data from the International Institute for Strategic Studies to break down global spending by region, with North America leading the way by a considerable margin. RegionDefense Spending North America$995B Asia$534B Europe$457B Middle-East and North-Africa$209B Russia-Eurasia$184B Latin America & The Caribbean$59B Sub-Saharan Africa$19B Although Canada’s defense budget increased by 10% in 2024 to 1.2% of the nation’s GDP, the majority of North America’s $995 billion spending originated from the United States. Asia lags behind North America in spending. The region spent $534 billion in 2024, with China contributing the most—$235 billion. The Role of Defense Technology While ongoing conflicts have significantly influenced the volume of global defense budgets, the increased role of technology in warfare has also contributed to its growth. Many nations are now seeking to modernize their militaries by investing more in specialized defense solutions. These include highly specialized hardware such as sensors, cybersecurity solutions, and artificial intelligence chips. A Doorway for Investors Defense offers investors unique diversification options. As factors outside regular market cycles often drive spending, defense technology provides a unique diversification pathway. Defense technology covers a wide range of areas, including big data and artificial intelligence (AI) companies, robotics, fuel systems, and aircraft. The Global X Defense Technology SHLD ETF seeks to invest in businesses that develop or benefit from defense technology. In the second part of the Investing in Defense series, we will examine NATO’s allocation to defense technology. Learn more about the Global X Defense Technology ETF (SHLD). More from Global X ETFs Politics29 minutes ago Mapped: How Much Does NATO Spend on Defense Technology? NATO defense technology spend is surging in 2024 since the Ukraine–Russia war began. Who leads and how will it shape tomorrow’s battlefield? Economy2 weeks ago Ranked: P/E Ratios in Emerging vs. Developed Markets Emerging markets P/E ratios trade at a 30%+ discount to developed peers. Which countries are most undervalued today? Economy2 weeks ago Charted: Foreign Direct Investment in Emerging Markets Emerging Markets drew $430B in foreign direct investment in 2022, outpacing global growth. How have these trends evolved over time? Economy2 weeks ago Mapped: Population of Emerging Markets Emerging Markets are countries transitioning from developing to developed status. How significant are they in terms of global population? Markets2 months ago Charted: The Rising Share of U.S. Data Center Power Demand As advanced AI adoption surges, U.S. data center demand is projected to reach nearly 12% of the nation’s power. Markets2 months ago What’s Driving America’s Growing Electricity Demand? 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See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Mapped: The Global Cost of Living Index 2025 See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Numbeo’s Global Cost of Living Index measures the price of goods, services, and rent relative to New York City (baseline of 100). Traditional wealth hubs like Switzerland and Singapore are the most expensive, while South Asian nations like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are the cheapest. How does the cost of living differ around the world? To find out, we visualized the results of Numbeo’s Cost of Living Index, which measures the price of goods, services, and rent relative to New York City (baseline of 100). If a country has a value of 80, for example, it indicates that prices are 20% lower than they are in New York City. Data & Discussion The data for this visualization comes from Numbeo, the world’s largest crowd-sourced database of prices and living costs. The values shown in this infographic combine daily expenses with housing costs, providing a holistic measure of affordability. RankCountryCost of Living & Rent Index 1 Cayman Islands94.3 2 Switzerland82.3 3 Singapore80.9 4 Iceland75.2 5 Bahamas68.7 6 Hong Kong SAR65.6 7 Guernsey62.5 8 Luxembourg62.4 9 Ireland57.0 10 Norway56.8 11 Netherlands54.7 12 U.S.54.6 13 Denmark54.3 14 Isle Of Man52.5 15 Israel51.8 16 Papua New Guinea51.6 17 UK50.6 18 Australia49.5 19 Austria49.1 20 UAE48.7 21 Canada48.1 22 Germany47.6 23 France46.0 24 Belgium45.9 25 Finland45.6 26 Sweden44.9 27 New Zealand44.9 28 Macao SAR44.0 29 South Korea42.9 30 Cyprus42.8 31 Puerto Rico42.7 32 Qatar42.7 33 Malta41.7 34 Italy41.1 35 Estonia38.5 36 DRC37.9 37 Spain37.7 38 Slovenia37.6 39 Portugal36.8 40 Costa Rica36.6 41 Maldives36.1 42 Czech Republic35.9 43 Jamaica35.6 44 Bahrain35.2 45 Uruguay35.2 46 Guyana35.1 47 Croatia35.0 48 Panama34.6 49 Greece34.4 50 Japan34.3 51 Lithuania34.3 52 Taiwan34.2 53 Senegal34.0 54 Trinidad And Tobago33.9 55 Brunei33.4 56 Slovakia33.3 57 Latvia32.7 58 Poland32.7 59 Kuwait32.5 60 Ivory Coast32.1 61 Albania31.3 62 Yemen30.8 63 Ethiopia30.7 64 Cameroon30.5 65 Hungary29.8 66 Armenia29.7 67 Montenegro29.7 68 Serbia29.1 69 Lebanon28.8 70 Saudi Arabia28.6 71 Belize28.3 72 El Salvador28.2 73 Palestine28.2 74 Guatemala28.0 75 Mexico28.0 76 Turkey27.9 77 Cuba27.8 78 Oman27.5 79 Bulgaria27.3 80 Romania26.6 81 Argentina26.6 82 Russia26.5 83 Botswana26.2 84 Fiji26.2 85 Mozambique25.8 86 Thailand25.6 87 Mauritius25.5 88 Moldova25.3 89 Chile25.1 90 Nigeria24.9 91 Jordan24.2 92 Honduras24.1 93 Dominican Republic24.0 94 Namibia23.5 95 Bosnia And Herzegovina23.4 96 South Africa23.3 97 Georgia23.2 98 Mongolia23.2 99 Zambia23.0 100 Zimbabwe23.0 101 Venezuela22.8 102 Cambodia22.6 103 North Macedonia22.4 104 Ghana22.1 105 Nicaragua22.0 106 Malaysia21.5 107 Rwanda21.4 108 Peru21.4 109 China21.2 110 Sri Lanka21.1 111 Azerbaijan20.7 112 Morocco20.5 113 Ecuador20.1 114 Colombia19.9 115 Philippines19.8 116 Brazil19.7 117 Kenya19.6 118 Kazakhstan19.6 119 Kyrgyzstan19.4 120 Uzbekistan19.4 121 Vietnam18.8 122 Kosovo18.8 123 Tajikistan18.6 124 Belarus18.4 125 Iraq18.3 126 Ukraine18.2 127 Uganda18.1 128 Bolivia18.1 129 Tunisia17.8 130 Indonesia17.6 131 Tanzania17.1 132 Algeria16.7 133 Paraguay16.6 134 Iran16.2 135 Madagascar15.4 136 Syria15.0 137 Nepal14.2 138 Bangladesh13.0 139 Egypt12.8 140 India12.8 141 Afghanistan11.6 142 Libya11.3 143 Pakistan11.3 The World’s Most Expensive Countries At the top of the ranking sits the Cayman Islands (94.3). Its economy is driven by offshore finance, tourism, and real estate—all industries that attract wealthy residents and investors. Switzerland (82.3) and Singapore (80.9) follow close behind, a reflection of their developed economies, high wages, and premium real estate markets. European nations are also common in the top 20, with Iceland, Ireland, and Norway all appearing among the most expensive. These countries tend to offer high standards of living but also face the trade-off of elevated consumer prices. The World’s Most Affordable Nations At the other end of the spectrum, Pakistan (11.3), Libya (11.3), and Afghanistan (11.6) have the world’s lowest cost of living scores. Much of South Asia, including India (12.8) and Bangladesh (13.0), also see prices that are roughly one-eighth of those in New York City. Both of these countries have massive young populations and relatively low wages, which keeps the cost of labor and services down. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out The World’s Safest Countries in 2025 on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

Published 6 hours ago on November 10, 2025 By Julia Wendling Graphics & Design Jennifer West Zack Aboulazm Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email The following content is sponsored by Terzo Where Workers Are Supporting the Most Seniors Key Takeaways Japan remains the world’s oldest country, with over half as many seniors as working-age adults. Southern and Western Europe dominate the top ranks, with Portugal, Finland, and Italy close behind. The United States, Canada, and Australia are aging more slowly—but all now have old-age dependency ratios exceeding 25%. The world is aging fast. In many advanced economies, the number of retirees is climbing while the working-age population shrinks, reshaping labor markets, public spending, and long-term growth prospects. This Markets in a Minute visualization, created in partnership with Terzo, ranks countries by their old-age dependency ratio in 2024. What Is the Old-Age Dependency Ratio? The old-age dependency ratio is a simple measure that shows how many people aged 65 and older there are for every 100 working-age adults (15–64). In other words, it reflects the balance between those who are typically retired and those who are still in the labor force. A higher ratio means a country has proportionally more older adults relative to workers. Over time, this shift can strain public finances, reshape consumer spending, and influence everything from housing demand to investment behavior. Where Countries Rank on Aging We ranked countries with populations over 5 million residents by age-dependency ratio. At the top of the list, Japan stands out as the world’s oldest society, with more than half as many seniors as working-age adults (50.7%). Much of Southern and Western Europe follows closely. Countries like Portugal (39.1%), Finland (38.9%), Italy (38.8%), and Greece (38.1%) all have ratios above 38%, reflecting decades of low birth rates and rising life expectancy. RankCountryOld Age Dependency Ratio (%) 1 Japan50.7 2 Portugal39.1 3 Finland38.9 4 Italy38.8 5 Greece38.1 6 Germany36.9 7 France36.1 8 Serbia36.0 9 Bulgaria34.7 10 Hong Kong33.9 11 Sweden33.3 12 Denmark32.9 13 Czechia32.7 14 Hungary32.5 15 Belgium32.4 16 Spain32.1 17 Netherlands31.8 18 Austria31.6 19 Romania31.1 20 Poland31.0 21 UK30.8 22 Switzerland30.8 23 Canada30.4 24 Norway28.9 25 Ukraine28.2 26 Slovakia28.2 27 U.S.27.7 28 Australia27.5 29 Belarus26.8 30 Cuba24.3 --World15.7 By contrast, countries near the bottom such as Cuba (24.3%), Belarus (26.8%), and Australia (27.5%) still have relatively younger populations. The United States, at 27.7%, also ranks near the bottom of the list. However, aging trends are accelerating as large generations enter retirement and birth rates stay low. 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See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Which Regions Have the Highest Density of Forests? See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Forests cover 49% of South America’s total land area, the largest share across global regions. Over one billion hectares of forests are located in Europe—the highest total forested area of any region. Today, forests cover 32% of the Earth’s total land area, equal to 4.1 billion hectares (ha). Russia is home to the largest forest globally, spanning 833 million ha, or about 80% of Europe’s forests. Brazil and Canada fall next in line, however deforestation driven by agriculture has led to substantial forest loss in Brazil, although rates have slowed in the past decade. This graphic shows forest area as a share of total land area by region, based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. South America Has the Highest Density of Forests Globally Below, we show the density of forests by region: RegionForest area in hectares (ha)Total land area (ha)Forest area% of land area South America849M1.73B49% Europe1.04B2.21B47% North and Central America776M2.10B37% Africa663M3.01B22% Oceania184M836M22% Asia630M3.15B20% World4.1B12.94B32% With forests covering 49% of South America’s land area, the region leads globally. Overall, forests span 849 million ha, with the highest concentration in the Amazon rainforest. However, forest coverage equal to the size of France and Germany combined has been lost since 1985 due to deforestation. Europe ranks in second, with 47% of its land area consisting of forests. After Russia, Sweden and Finland have the largest forested areas, at 28 million ha and 22 million ha, respectively. While Asia has the lowest share across all regions, China has been expanding its tree cover for decades. In fact, forest area has climbed from 17% of its total land area in 1990 to 24% in 2024, ranking as the fifth-largest forest area worldwide. Learn More on the Voronoi App To learn more about this topic, check out this graphic on the share of the world’s forests by country.

See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Flags of the World, by Most to Least Recognized See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways The most recognizable flags in the world have simple, minimalist, and iconic imagery. Most recognized flags include those of countries like Japan, Canada, France, Germany, and India. Least recognized flags typically come from smaller countries in the Caribbean, Africa, or Oceania. When you think of the world’s most iconic and recognizable flags, what comes to mind? This visual shows results from FlagWhiz.com, a game that allows users to guess the correct country that corresponds to a given flag based on four multiple-choice options. Data is based on 511,581 guesses made from players all over the world. The Most Recognizable Flags The following flags were identified correctly over 97.9% of the time: CountryFlag DescriptionRecognition Level JapanRed sun on white fieldHighest CanadaRed maple leaf between red barsHighest United KingdomRed and white crosses on blueHighest BrazilGreen with yellow diamond and blue globeHighest South KoreaYin-yang with trigrams on whiteHighest ItalyGreen, white, and red vertical stripesHighest FranceBlue, white, and red vertical stripesHighest IndiaOrange, white, green with blue wheelHighest GermanyBlack, red, and gold horizontal stripesHighest ChinaRed with five yellow starsHighest Many of these flags are unique and are from high profile countries, like Germany, Japan, or India. The U.S. flag was still extremely identifiable, but lagged just a little bit behind these other countries in quiz results. Reasons for this are unclear, but it could be because Liberia, Malaysia, Uruguay, and even Chile have similar patterns with stars and stripes on their flags. The Least Recognizable Flags The following flags were identified correctly less than 67% of the time. CountryFlag DescriptionRecognition Level MauritiusRed, blue, yellow, green stripesLowest VanuatuBlack-red-green bands, yellow borders, black triangleLowest TogoGreen-yellow stripes, red canton with white starLower DominicaGreen with yellow-black-white cross, red circleLower NamibiaRed-blue-green diagonal, yellow borderLow Burkina FasoRed over green with yellow starLow BeninGreen vertical, yellow-red horizontal splitLow RwandaBlue-yellow-green with sun in top rightLow TongaWhite with red canton and white crossLow GrenadaGreen-yellow X, red triangles, yellow starLow Countries here are typically smaller and are located in the Global South, from Africa, Oceania, or the Caribbean. Some have more complicated designs, which make them harder to identify. Many of these are nations that only recently became independent in the 20th century— and many also tend to use Pan-African colors of red, yellow, and green. Learn More on the Voronoi App Which flags are registered the most by marine vessels? See the breakdown in this infographic.

See this visualization first on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: The 15 Longest Rivers in the World See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Experts disagree on the length of the Amazon—some measurements put it at 4,345 miles (6,992 km), narrowly edging out the Nile. China’s Yangtze is the longest river (3,915 miles / 6,300 km) to flow entirely within a single country. From the heart of early civilization to modern hydroelectric power, the world’s great rivers have long shaped economies and cultures. Today’s infographic sizes up the 15 longest rivers on Earth, showing how far—and through how many countries—each system flows. The data for this visualization comes from Encyclopedia Britannica, which lists river lengths in both miles and kilometers. The Nile vs. the Amazon: A Fluid Rivalry For decades the Nile, stretching 4,132 miles (6,650 km) from the Ugandan highlands to Egypt’s Mediterranean delta, has worn the crown of “world’s longest river.” RankRiverCountriesLength (miles)Length (km) 1Nile Uganda, South Sudan, Sudan, Egypt4,1326,650 2Amazon–Ucayali–Apurímac Peru, Colombia, Brazil4,0006,400 3Yangtze China3,9156,300 4Mississippi–Missouri–Red Rock U.S.3,7105,971 5Yenisey–Baikal–Selenga Mongolia, Russia3,4425,540 6Huang He (Yellow) China3,3955,464 7Ob–Irtysh China, Kazakhstan, Russia3,3625,410 8Paraná Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina3,0324,880 9Congo DRC, Republic of the Congo, Angola2,9004,700 10Amur–Argun Mongolia, China, Russia2,7614,444 11Lena Russia2,7344,400 12Mekong China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam2,7004,350 13Mackenzie–Slave–Peace Canada2,6354,241 14Niger Guinea, Mali, Niger, Benin, Nigeria2,6004,200 15Volga Russia2,1933,530 Yet recent Brazilian and Peruvian surveys give the Amazon—as measured from its remote Apurímac headwaters—an even longer reach of up to 4,345 miles. The discrepancy stems from dense rainforest terrain and seasonal channel changes that make precise mapping difficult. Regardless of which river tops the list, both dwarf their peers in cultural significance, and ecological diversity. Related: The Amazon rainforest was named after the river. See how the forest plays a critical role in global food supply. One-Country Rivers Five rivers in the top 15 run exclusively within one nation: China’s Yangtze and Huang He, the U.S.’ Mississippi, and Russia’s Lena and Volga. Confined courses can simplify water-management policy, but they also concentrate environmental risk inside a single jurisdiction. The Mississippi’s drainage basin includes two Canadian provinces, which means rainwater falling in some Canadian areas eventually makes its way into the Mississippi through tributaries. Asia Has Half of the World’s Longest Rivers Asia dominates the leaderboard with seven entries, underscoring the continent’s vast landmass and high mountain sources. South America contributes two mega-rivers, the Amazon and the Paraná, both critical to regional trade corridors. Africa’s Nile and Niger highlight the continent’s north-south hydrologic contrasts, while Europe’s sole representative, the Volga, plays an outsized role as Russia’s historic “national highway.” Notably absent are Australia and Antarctica, whose shorter, intermittent waterways fall far below the 2,000-mile threshold. Related: Take a look at the entire world through only rivers in these startling maps. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out The Wettest and Driest Countries on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Visualized: The Shrinking Future of Western Populations See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Fertility rates across Western-aligned countries are well below the replacement threshold of 2.1 births per woman. Israel is the only Western country above the replacement rate, while most others fall between 1.2–1.8. The world’s wealthiest economies are getting older. In this graphic, we compare fertility rates across Western-aligned countries, showing how far they’ve fallen below the 2.1 “replacement” threshold. This pattern hints at long-run population stagnation as well as a number of resulting pressures. Data & Discussion The data for this visualization comes from The World Factbook. We used it to rank fertility rates in the West, measured as births per woman. Each country’s global ranking is included in this table for additional context. NationFertility Rate (births per woman)Global Ranking (out of 227) Israel2.9250 Iceland1.94113 France1.90121 Kosovo1.87129 New Zealand1.85131 United States1.84133 Montenegro1.8141 Denmark1.77144 Belgium1.76145 Finland1.74150 Czechia1.73154 Australia1.73155 Ireland1.72158 Sweden1.67169 Luxembourg1.63175 Romania1.63176 UK1.63177 Estonia1.62178 Lithuania1.62179 Netherlands1.61180 Slovakia1.60184 Slovenia1.60185 Hungary1.60186 Switzerland1.59187 Canada1.58189 Germany1.58190 Norway1.57191 Latvia1.55192 Albania1.55194 San Marino1.54195 Monaco1.54196 North Macedonia1.53198 Austria1.52200 Malta1.51201 Bulgaria1.51202 Cyprus1.49203 Andorra1.47204 Serbia1.46205 Croatia1.46206 Portugal1.45207 Greece1.41211 Japan1.40212 Bosnia & Herzegovina1.38214 Poland1.32217 Spain1.30218 Italy1.26219 Moldova1.26221 What is the Global West? The West refers to a group of countries with shared history, values, and alliances. It traditionally includes Europe and North America, but also extends to countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Israel that are deeply integrated into Western-led institutions. These countries are united by their foundation in democracy, market economies, individual rights, and geopolitical alignment through groups like NATO, the EU, and the OECD. Together, these countries form the core of the liberal international order and are often treated as the Western world in global discussions. What are the Risks of a Shrinking Population? For starters, old-age dependency ratios rise sharply as populations begin to shrink, placing strain on pensions and healthcare systems. To support a growing senior population, workers will likely face heavier tax burdens. A second risk is slowing productivity growth. According to a 2023 study published in the American Economic Journal, a 10% increase in the population aged 60+ decreased per capita GDP by 5.5%. One-third of the reduction was due to slower employment growth, while the remaining two-thirds were due to slower productivity growth. Some countries are boosting immigration to offset the effects of their declining fertility rates, though this presents a risk of its own: societal unrest. For example, there have been numerous anti-immigration rallies throughout Europe in 2025, including in the UK, where up to 150,000 people recently marched in London. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out European Countries With the Most Immigrants on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Mapped: Writing Systems of the World See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways The Latin alphabet is by far the most used writing system in the world, used by 70% of the global population. Other popular writing systems include Chinese (Han), Arabic, Devanagari, Cyrillic, and Bengali. When you think of writing, you likely immediately think of the Latin alphabet. And although this system is used by billions, there are a variety of other popular scripts that are used throughout the planet. Today’s map comes from Wikipedia, using data from Wikipedia and Encyclopedia Britannica, and it highlights all scripts in active use by more than 50,000 people. The Most Popular Writing Systems Below is a list of the most popular writing systems, including the regions where they are used: ScriptTypeUsers (millions)Main Regions LatinAlphabet4,900+Used worldwide for most European, American, and many Asian and African languages. Chinese (Han)Logographic1,541Used in China, Japan (Kanji), Korea (Hanja), and Singapore. ArabicAbjad / Abugida828Middle East, North Africa, Iran, Pakistan, and parts of Central and South Asia. DevanagariAbugida480.5India, Nepal, and Fiji (Hindi, Marathi, Nepali, Sanskrit, etc.). CyrillicAlphabet350Eastern Europe, Russia, Central Asia (Slavic and Turkic languages). BengaliAbugida300Bangladesh and eastern India. Kana (Hiragana & Katakana)Syllabary123Japan (Japanese and Ryukyuan languages). TeluguAbugida83Southern India. HangulAlphabet (Featural)81.7North and South Korea, also used by a small group in Indonesia. TamilAbugida78.6India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia. ThaiAbugida70Thailand. GujaratiAbugida57.1Western India. KannadaAbugida45Southern India. Geʽez (Ethiopic)Abugida41.9Ethiopia and Eritrea. BurmeseAbugida39Myanmar. MalayalamAbugida38Southern India. OdiaAbugida35Eastern India. GurmukhiAbugida33.1Northern India (Punjab). SinhalaAbugida16Sri Lanka. KhmerAbugida16Cambodia. GreekAlphabet13.5Greece and Cyprus. HebrewAbjad / Alphabet9.3Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. Ol ChikiAlphabet7.3Eastern India (Santali language). LaoAbugida7Laos. TibetanAbugida6.2Tibet, Bhutan, and northern India. ArmenianAlphabet5.4Armenia and diaspora. MongolianAlphabet5.2Mongolia and northern China. GeorgianAlphabet3.7Georgia (Caucasus region). Meitei (Meetei Mayek)Abugida2Northeastern India. ChakmaAbugida0.8India, Myanmar, Bangladesh. ThaanaAbugida0.34Maldives. Canadian Aboriginal SyllabicsAbugida0.07Northern Canada (Inuktitut and Cree languages). The Latin alphabet dominates and is used by nearly two-thirds of the world’s population, from English and Spanish to Vietnamese. It’s the most geographically widespread script in history, and comes from interesting origins. In Asia, some of the world’s oldest scripts are still alive and thriving. The Chinese writing system, with roots stretching back over 3,000 years, remains central to everyday life for more than 1.5 billion people. Meanwhile, India stands out as a linguistic mosaic, home to at least eight major scripts derived from the ancient Brahmi system, each linked to a different regional language and identity. Other writing systems reveal remarkable innovation. Hangul, the Korean alphabet, was scientifically designed in the 15th century to be easy to learn and phonetically precise, a rare case of a consciously engineered script succeeding on a national scale. Across cultures, writing systems are more than just communication tools—they are living symbols of history, identity, and power that continue to shape how billions of people see and describe the world. Learn More on the Voronoi App To learn more about this topic, see how the global literacy rate has changed over the years.

See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Visualized: Where School Teachers Earn the Most in America See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Teacher salaries are highest in coastal states like New York, Washington, and California, reflecting higher living costs and strong unions. Southern and Midwestern states like Mississippi, West Virginia, and Missouri tend to have the lowest teacher salaries, often 20–30% below the U.S. average. Across the U.S., teacher pay varies significantly from state to state. Primary school teachers, for example, range from under $50,000 to over $80,000 annually depending on where they work. To gain insight into how teacher compensation differs across the country, we visualized the average salaries for both primary and upper secondary educators. Data & Discussion The data for this visualization comes from the OECD’s Education at a Glance 2025 report. It compares teacher salaries by state, distinguishing between primary and upper secondary levels. The U.S. national average salary for primary teachers is roughly $62,000, rising to over $66,000 for upper secondary educators. StatePrimaryUpper Secondary New York$85,870$94,842 Washington$85,789$90,527 California$85,693$89,465 Rhode Island$84,998$85,727 Connecticut$81,327$91,069 Massachusetts$81,095$84,652 District of Columbia$80,364$90,078 Alaska$78,208$82,685 Maryland$74,794$69,380 New Jersey$74,628$92,172 Pennsylvania$73,453$79,926 Delaware$73,166$76,757 Ohio$68,592$73,004 Vermont$67,643$66,763 Minnesota$67,218$72,430 Michigan$66,495$69,648 Illinois$65,333$75,568 Hawaii$64,246$64,131 Oregon$64,070$71,685 New Hampshire$61,952$65,968 Georgia$61,278$68,142 Texas$60,017$62,135 Wyoming$59,933$66,330 Utah$59,843$64,165 Iowa$59,751$61,719 Maine$58,409$64,309 Wisconsin$57,793$64,298 Nevada$57,757$61,340 Virginia$57,409$59,145 New Mexico$56,905$63,373 North Dakota$56,119$62,452 Colorado$55,423$63,747 Alabama$55,386$58,549 Kentucky$54,639$59,052 Arizona$54,182$57,125 Nebraska$53,465$49,263 Indiana$52,998$61,627 Tennessee$52,982$54,414 Montana$52,886$54,318 Florida$52,512$55,721 Kansas$52,180$58,678 Louisiana$51,439$52,064 South Carolina$51,112$55,724 Idaho$50,973$57,053 Arkansas$50,368$54,600 North Carolina$50,347$55,228 South Dakota$49,927$53,296 Oklahoma$49,054$50,993 West Virginia$48,227$51,278 Missouri$48,211$54,984 Mississippi$47,154$51,457 U.S. Average$62,089$66,438 Top-Earning States for Teachers Teachers in states like New York, Washington, and California earn well above the national average. These high salaries are likely a reflection of both higher living costs and strong teachers’ unions that negotiate contracts. For example, the California Teachers Association recently launched a coordinated campaign involving 77,000 educators across 32 school districts to push for improved wages, benefits, and staffing. Northeastern states such as Rhode Island and Connecticut also perform well, with average upper secondary salaries exceeding $90,000 in some cases. High pay in these regions often offsets elevated housing and living expenses, but can remain a draw for experienced educators. Lowest-Earning States for Teachers Southern states face the largest salary gaps according to this dataset. Mississippi, West Virginia, and Missouri report some of the lowest averages, with primary teacher pay hovering around $48,000–$50,000. These figures sit roughly 25% below the national average, contributing to persistent teacher shortages and high turnover rates. Teacher shortages, high turnover rates and declining interest in the teaching profession have proven difficult for policymakers to address. These concerns are even more dire in Southern states. Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) Despite efforts to boost pay through legislative increases, many Southern educators continue to earn less than their peers in other parts of the country. Analysis by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) found that between 2017 to 2023, the average teachers’ salary in Kentucky and Tennessee had actually decreased after adjusting for inflation. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out the Average Hourly Salary by State in 2025 on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.

Published 9 minutes ago on November 8, 2025 By Ryan Bellefontaine Graphics & Design Athul Alexander Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email The following content is sponsored by BullionVault Gold or Stocks? $10K After 25 Years Key Takeaways Over 25 years, gold turned $10K into $127K, outpacing the S&P 500 TR at $77K. Inflation spikes and policy uncertainty boosted gold’s role as a store of value. Fewer deep setbacks helped gold maintain its lead through multiple crises. Investors keep asking a simple question: gold or stocks? Since 2000, a generation of crises, inflation spikes, and policy shifts has tested both. This graphic, created in partnership with BullionVault, shows how a $10K stake in gold and a $10K stake in the S&P 500 grew from January 2000 to October 2025, using data from Investing.com and Yahoo! Finance. How $10K Grew Through Cycles By the latest data, $10K in gold finished at $126,596.38, while $10K in the S&P 500 TR ended at $77,495.83. As a result, gold compounded at 10.4% annually, compared to 8.3% for stocks over the same span. Here is a table that shows the month-by-month investment values for gold and the S&P 500 Total Return since January 2000. DateInvestment Value (Gold)Investment Value (S&P TR) 2000-01-01$10,000.00$10,000.00 2000-02-01$10,313.88$9,810.71 2000-03-01$10,637.61$10,770.48 2000-04-01$10,158.02$10,446.44 2000-05-01$9,959.56$10,232.10 2000-06-01$9,910.40$10,484.36 2000-07-01$10,564.05$10,320.44 2000-08-01$10,096.12$10,961.49 2000-09-01$10,114.32$10,382.79 2000-10-01$9,986.87$10,338.93 2000-11-01$9,651.85$9,523.81 2000-12-01$9,844.85$9,570.43 2001-01-01$9,919.50$9,909.94 2001-02-01$9,680.98$9,006.38 2001-03-01$9,731.96$8,435.81 2001-04-01$9,393.30$9,091.33 2001-05-01$9,615.44$9,152.27 2001-06-01$9,688.27$8,929.49 2001-07-01$9,863.06$8,841.62 2001-08-01$9,717.40$8,288.09 2001-09-01$9,994.15$7,618.81 2001-10-01$10,667.83$7,764.08 2001-11-01$10,183.51$8,359.65 2001-12-01$9,992.33$8,432.89 2002-01-01$10,158.02$8,309.81 2002-02-01$10,281.83$8,149.59 2002-03-01$10,813.50$8,456.07 2002-04-01$11,022.88$7,943.37 2002-05-01$11,228.63$7,884.88 2002-06-01$11,891.39$7,323.21 2002-07-01$11,456.95$6,752.33 2002-08-01$11,053.84$6,796.71 2002-09-01$11,388.86$6,058.00 2002-10-01$11,789.42$6,591.23 2002-11-01$11,572.75$6,979.18 2002-12-01$11,618.27$6,569.19 2003-01-01$12,636.08$6,397.10 2003-02-01$13,418.28$6,301.10 2003-03-01$12,739.86$6,362.30 2003-04-01$12,289.40$6,886.36 2003-05-01$12,367.33$7,249.15 2003-06-01$13,290.82$7,341.65 2003-07-01$12,614.23$7,471.09 2003-08-01$12,927.40$7,616.78 2003-09-01$13,676.46$7,535.89 2003-10-01$14,028.96$7,962.23 2003-11-01$13,998.01$8,032.28 2003-12-01$14,488.88$8,453.52 2004-01-01$15,114.13$8,608.69 2004-02-01$14,659.67$8,728.33 2004-03-01$14,436.81$8,596.65 2004-04-01$15,535.46$8,461.69 2004-05-01$14,114.53$8,577.80 2004-06-01$14,402.21$8,744.63 2004-07-01$14,361.43$8,455.18 2004-08-01$14,247.45$8,489.41 2004-09-01$14,923.68$8,581.34 2004-10-01$15,230.66$8,712.44 2004-11-01$15,604.64$9,064.97 2004-12-01$16,418.89$9,373.44 2005-01-01$15,966.25$9,144.93 2005-02-01$15,389.79$9,337.39 2005-03-01$15,863.19$9,172.07 2005-04-01$15,602.10$8,998.09 2005-05-01$15,836.25$9,284.42 2005-06-01$15,197.89$9,297.60 2005-07-01$15,849.72$9,643.36 2005-08-01$15,665.82$9,555.38 2005-09-01$15,849.72$9,632.73 2005-10-01$17,084.19$9,472.14 2005-11-01$16,940.35$9,830.40 2005-12-01$17,983.65$9,833.84 2006-01-01$18,848.51$10,094.23 2006-02-01$20,718.43$10,121.62 2006-03-01$20,456.24$10,247.62 2006-04-01$21,253.74$10,385.19 2006-05-01$23,833.75$10,086.31 2006-06-01$23,440.47$10,099.96 2006-07-01$22,326.16$10,162.31 2006-08-01$23,108.36$10,404.10 2006-09-01$22,828.69$10,672.19 2006-10-01$21,787.22$11,019.93 2006-11-01$22,089.46$11,229.53 2006-12-01$23,607.98$11,387.04 2007-01-01$23,189.20$11,559.24 2007-02-01$23,786.41$11,333.13 2007-03-01$24,396.37$11,459.91 2007-04-01$24,165.13$11,967.56 2007-05-01$24,698.61$12,385.15 2007-06-01$24,068.63$12,179.40 2007-07-01$23,657.14$11,801.76 2007-08-01$24,161.49$11,978.65 2007-09-01$24,507.43$12,426.66 2007-10-01$27,096.56$12,624.33 2007-11-01$28,993.79$12,096.53 2007-12-01$28,509.47$12,012.62 2008-01-01$30,355.72$11,292.09 2008-02-01$33,706.64$10,925.29 2008-03-01$35,413.06$10,878.09 2008-04-01$33,345.41$11,407.88 2008-05-01$31,715.82$11,555.65 2008-06-01$32,296.65$10,581.45 2008-07-01$33,687.71$10,492.49 2008-08-01$33,278.04$10,644.27 2008-09-01$30,253.75$9,695.81 2008-10-01$31,752.24$8,067.39 2008-11-01$26,402.85$7,488.54 2008-12-01$29,769.43$7,568.23 2009-01-01$32,052.67$6,930.32 2009-02-01$33,784.21$6,192.39 2009-03-01$34,417.83$6,734.83 2009-04-01$33,434.62$7,379.42 2009-05-01$32,282.08$7,792.16 2009-06-01$35,686.90$7,807.63 2009-07-01$33,751.43$8,398.15 2009-08-01$34,767.42$8,701.35 2009-09-01$34,636.32$9,026.06 2009-10-01$36,695.60$8,858.39 2009-11-01$38,050.25$9,389.74 2009-12-01$42,928.07$9,571.11 2010-01-01$39,918.35$9,226.81 2010-02-01$39,384.87$9,512.62 2010-03-01$40,657.58$10,086.67 2010-04-01$40,559.26$10,245.91 2010-05-01$42,942.63$9,427.76 2010-06-01$44,288.54$8,934.23 2010-07-01$45,240.43$9,560.17 2010-08-01$43,002.72$9,128.63 2010-09-01$45,433.43$9,943.28 2010-10-01$47,685.71$10,321.64 2010-11-01$49,508.30$10,322.94 2010-12-01$50,429.60$11,012.84 2011-01-01$51,762.40$11,273.86 2011-02-01$48,511.98$11,660.09 2011-03-01$51,405.53$11,664.72 2011-04-01$52,146.58$12,010.17 2011-05-01$57,011.65$11,874.22 2011-06-01$55,910.09$11,676.29 2011-07-01$54,626.45$11,438.87 2011-08-01$59,234.43$10,817.46 2011-09-01$66,414.06$10,057.04 2011-10-01$59,129.19$11,156.19 2011-11-01$62,461.18$11,131.55 2011-12-01$63,570.03$11,245.42 2012-01-01$56,964.31$11,749.36 2012-02-01$63,341.70$12,257.43 2012-03-01$61,731.06$12,660.79 2012-04-01$60,773.34$12,581.36 2012-05-01$60,608.01$11,825.20 2012-06-01$56,833.21$12,312.43 2012-07-01$58,213.35$12,483.44 2012-08-01$58,770.50$12,764.61 2012-09-01$61,583.58$13,094.48 2012-10-01$64,499.34$12,852.69 2012-11-01$62,654.19$12,927.22 2012-12-01$62,430.23$13,045.05 2013-01-01$60,971.44$13,720.73 2013-02-01$60,558.13$13,906.99 2013-03-01$57,527.29$14,428.55 2013-04-01$58,124.86$14,706.54 2013-05-01$53,770.70$15,050.53 2013-06-01$50,486.04$14,848.42 2013-07-01$44,905.05$15,604.01 2013-08-01$48,158.75$15,152.10 2013-09-01$50,824.34$15,627.24 2013-10-01$48,320.80$16,345.58 2013-11-01$48,184.24$16,843.70 2013-12-01$45,591.48$17,270.14 2014-01-01$43,878.14$16,673.00 2014-02-01$45,271.02$17,435.72 2014-03-01$48,278.92$17,582.25 2014-04-01$46,744.02$17,712.21 2014-05-01$47,022.59$18,128.02 2014-06-01$45,544.14$18,502.48 2014-07-01$48,329.90$18,247.30 2014-08-01$46,687.57$18,977.26 2014-09-01$46,868.92$18,711.19 2014-10-01$44,016.52$19,168.21 2014-11-01$42,748.54$19,683.72 2014-12-01$42,498.00$19,634.14 2015-01-01$43,099.22$19,044.71 2015-02-01$46,713.43$20,139.28 2015-03-01$44,155.26$19,820.77 2015-04-01$43,082.83$20,010.94 2015-05-01$43,110.14$20,268.25 2015-06-01$43,324.99$19,875.88 2015-07-01$42,685.91$20,292.32 2015-08-01$39,889.22$19,068.00 2015-09-01$41,298.49$18,596.19 2015-10-01$40,588.39$20,164.86 2015-11-01$41,586.17$20,224.81 2015-12-01$38,746.51$19,905.83 2016-01-01$38,633.26$18,918.03 2016-02-01$40,699.09$18,892.51 2016-03-01$45,073.29$20,174.13 2016-04-01$44,861.71$20,252.36 2016-05-01$47,097.97$20,616.04 2016-06-01$44,233.19$20,669.48 2016-07-01$48,132.89$21,431.53 2016-08-01$49,182.01$21,461.63 2016-09-01$47,647.48$21,465.64 2016-10-01$47,915.13$21,074.10 2016-11-01$46,512.42$21,854.58 2016-12-01$42,704.11$22,286.54 2017-01-01$41,930.65$22,709.24 2017-02-01$44,080.97$23,610.98 2017-03-01$45,465.11$23,638.48 2017-04-01$45,469.12$23,881.26 2017-05-01$46,161.74$24,217.33 2017-06-01$46,177.76$24,368.49 2017-07-01$45,198.56$24,869.57 2017-08-01$46,212.72$24,945.72 2017-09-01$48,126.34$25,460.30 2017-10-01$46,578.69$26,054.41 2017-11-01$46,291.01$26,853.49 2017-12-01$46,406.08$27,152.05 2018-01-01$47,428.99$28,706.61 2018-02-01$48,967.53$27,648.61 2018-03-01$47,982.86$26,945.94 2018-04-01$48,213.73$27,049.34 2018-05-01$47,884.18$27,700.75 2018-06-01$47,264.03$27,871.23 2018-07-01$45,600.94$28,908.45 2018-08-01$44,550.73$29,850.40 2018-09-01$43,724.10$30,020.31 2018-10-01$43,395.64$27,968.42 2018-11-01$44,213.16$28,538.37 2018-12-01$44,495.01$25,961.64 2019-01-01$46,710.88$28,042.08 2019-02-01$48,088.47$28,942.46 2019-03-01$47,800.79$29,504.85 2019-04-01$47,044.81$30,699.49 2019-05-01$46,733.46$28,748.59 2019-06-01$47,530.95$30,774.70 2019-07-01$51,312.67$31,217.03 2019-08-01$51,474.72$30,722.51 2019-09-01$55,345.65$31,297.35 2019-10-01$53,603.19$31,975.22 2019-11-01$55,102.04$33,135.89 2019-12-01$53,308.22$34,136.02 2020-01-01$55,242.23$34,122.64 2020-02-01$57,893.26$31,313.70 2020-03-01$57,708.64$27,446.04 2020-04-01$57,210.11$30,964.46 2020-05-01$61,180.83$32,439.21 2020-06-01$62,863.57$33,084.37 2020-07-01$64,843.47$34,949.84 2020-08-01$71,908.75$37,462.03 2020-09-01$71,728.85$36,038.58 2020-10-01$68,658.69$35,080.22 2020-11-01$68,385.94$38,920.22 2020-12-01$64,710.55$40,416.65 2021-01-01$69,061.08$40,008.59 2021-02-01$67,225.75$41,111.81 2021-03-01$63,125.40$42,912.33 2021-04-01$62,161.12$45,202.52 2021-05-01$64,403.57$45,518.22 2021-06-01$69,420.49$46,580.86 2021-07-01$64,447.63$47,687.36 2021-08-01$66,041.89$49,137.32 2021-09-01$66,036.43$46,851.98 2021-10-01$63,969.14$50,134.49 2021-11-01$64,921.40$49,787.12 2021-12-01$64,592.57$52,018.40 2022-01-01$66,581.20$49,326.61 2022-02-01$65,418.83$47,849.66 2022-03-01$69,476.57$49,626.32 2022-04-01$70,544.63$45,298.83 2022-05-01$69,057.80$45,381.91 2022-06-01$66,898.01$41,635.92 2022-07-01$65,798.27$45,474.94 2022-08-01$64,280.85$43,620.41 2022-09-01$62,295.50$39,602.99 2022-10-01$60,437.23$42,809.30 2022-11-01$59,470.40$45,201.68 2022-12-01$64,398.47$42,597.40 2023-01-01$66,435.90$45,273.98 2023-02-01$70,204.15$44,169.31 2023-03-01$66,536.05$45,790.95 2023-04-01$71,661.49$46,505.70 2023-05-01$72,453.52$46,707.85 2023-06-01$71,457.56$49,794.10 2023-07-01$69,901.54$51,393.71 2023-08-01$71,526.39$50,575.46 2023-09-01$70,636.03$48,164.12 2023-10-01$67,306.59$47,151.38 2023-11-01$72,200.43$51,457.52 2023-12-01$74,132.26$53,795.26 2024-01-01$75,109.64$54,699.25 2024-02-01$74,184.70$57,619.96 2024-03-01$74,405.01$59,473.86 2024-04-01$81,292.58$57,044.65 2024-05-01$83,229.51$59,873.22 2024-06-01$84,737.10$62,021.57 2024-07-01$84,691.21$62,776.53 2024-08-01$89,148.07$64,299.26 2024-09-01$91,148.36$65,672.50 2024-10-01$95,935.50$65,076.99 2024-11-01$99,916.05$68,897.04 2024-12-01$99,646.21$67,254.67 2025-01-01$96,097.18$69,127.53 2025-02-01$96,761.03$68,225.58 2025-03-01$102,453.82$69,590.23 2025-04-01$105,375.05$63,944.86 2025-05-01$114,109.60$67,969.88 2025-06-01$118,017.32$71,426.32 2025-07-01$123,091.05$73,029.31 2025-08-01$122,258.96$74,509.75 2025-09-01$122,841.97$77,229.35 2025-10-01$126,596.38$77,495.83 Data as of October 1, 2025. S&P 500 total return includes dividends automatically reinvested. The value difference in the gold investment as of October 1st, 2025 is $49,100.54, or 63.4% greater than the S&P 500 in percentage terms. Why Gold Pulled Ahead of Stocks Stocks endured deep drawdowns in 2001–02, 2008–09, and 2022, which slowed compounding even with dividends. Meanwhile, gold benefited from rising inflation, currency volatility, and persistent buying from central banks and other public institutions. Notably, gold reached record levels in 2024–2025 as macroeconomic risks remained elevated. Gold Buying Returns and Methods Across 25+ years, gold delivered higher terminal wealth and fewer severe setbacks. Consequently, it preserved purchasing power when shocks arrived and compounded when stability returned. For long-horizon savers who value resilience and liquidity, the dataset underscores a simple point: since the dawn of the new millennium, gold won the “gold or stocks” question. 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See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: The Countries That Drink the Most Wine See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways Seven of the top 10 nations that drink the most wine globally are European countries. The top five countries—the U.S., France, Italy, Germany, and the UK—collectively consume over 50% of all wine worldwide. Wine remains one of the world’s most consumed alcoholic beverages, with billions of liters enjoyed globally each year. Despite shifting drinking habits and growing competition from other beverages, wine consumption continues to thrive—especially across Europe and North America. This visualization highlights the top wine-consuming countries in 2024, based on data from the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV). Europe Dominates Global Wine Drinking in 2024 According to the OIV, global wine consumption totaled roughly 21.5 billion liters in 2024, with just 10 countries accounting for more than 70% of that total. The data table below shows the top countries that drank the most wine in 2024 by billions of liters. RankCountryWine consumption in 2024 (billion liters)Share of global total 1 U.S.3.3315.6% 2 France2.3010.7% 3 Italy2.2310.4% 4 Germany1.788.3% 5 UK1.265.9% 6 Spain0.994.6% 7 Russia0.813.8% 8 Argentina0.773.6% 9 Portugal0.562.6% 10 China0.552.6% 11 Australia0.532.5% 12 Canada0.462.1% 13 South Africa0.432.0% 14 Netherlands0.321.5% 15 Brazil0.311.5% 16 Japan0.311.4% 17 Romania0.301.4% 18 Switzerland0.221.0% 19 Austria0.221.0% 20 Hungary0.200.9% --Other countries3.5316.5% --World total21.4100.0% The United States tops the list at 3.33 billion liters, followed by France (2.30 billion), and Italy (2.23 billion). Germany and the UK round out the top five, with 1.78 billion and 1.26 billion liters respectively. Seven of the world’s ten biggest wine-drinking nations are in Europe, reflecting the continent’s significant wine production and deep historical ties to viticulture. Wine Consumption by Countries Outside Europe Outside of Europe and North America, other significant wine-drinking countries are again relatively large wine producers like Argentina (770 million liters) and Australia (530 million liters), which rank eighth and 11th respectively. China is also a significant non-European consumer as the 10th largest wine-drinking nation at 550 million liters. Despite ranking among the top 10, China’s wine consumption fell by 19.3% year-over-year in 2024, continuing the country’s declining consumption since 2019, when it consumed 1.95 billion liters. China’s decline is largely due to a supply shock hangover from its tariff clash with Australia (China’s largest wine supplier) where tariffs reached up to 218.4% and were lifted in late March of 2024. Learn More on the Voronoi App To learn more about global consumption of alcoholic beverages, check out this graphic which shows which alcoholic drinks are preferred around the world.

See more visualizations like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: The Top Countries by Prison Population See visuals like this from many other data creators on our Voronoi app. Download it for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways China has the largest number of prisoners in the world, standing at nearly two million inmates. America ranks in second globally, with incarceration rates of 614 per 100,000 people, the highest among developed economies by far. America has one of the world’s largest prison populations, with an estimated 1.7 million people in confinement. Going further, America’s incarceration rate is the fourth-highest in the world. Despite being a developed economy, its prison population is more than double that of Russia, India, and Brazil combined. This graphic shows the countries with the most prisoners, based on data from the Prison Policy Initiative. Breaking Down Countries by Prison Population Below, we show the countries with the highest estimated prison population, with figures extrapolated from their most recent incarceration rates. RankCountryIncarceration Rate Per 100,000 PeopleEstimated Prison Population 1 China1651,952,658 2 United States6141,726,496 3 Brazil390664,204 4 India41448,400 5 Russia300356,201 6 Türkiye366245,864 7 Thailand377230,337 8 Indonesia93198,793 9 Mexico174171,890 10 Iran228161,924 11 Philippines162135,368 12 South Africa258122,394 13 Vietnam135104,671 14 Egypt11691,933 15 Argentina25490,993 16 United Kingdom14683,701 17 Colombia19883,487 18 Ethiopia9979,673 19 Morocco27076,464 20 Myanmar18375,499 21 Cuba79473,846 22 Peru27772,063 23 Algeria21770,777 24 Bangladesh5062,492 25 France10962,357 26 Poland19961,974 27 Pakistan3860,455 28 Malaysia21760,350 29 Rwanda63756,885 30 Saudi Arabia20755,667 31 Italy10554,570 32 Iraq17952,267 33 El Salvador1,08651,758 With nearly two million prisoners, China ranks first globally. In China, many inmates are political prisoners, including Uyghur ethnic minorities. Since 2017, hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs have been detained, along with their communities being subject to surveillance and forced labor. America follows next, with incarceration rates of 614 per 100,000 people—more than three times higher than in China. This figure jumps significantly in southern states, with Louisiana’s standing at 1,067 per 100,000 people—second only to El Salvador in the world if it were considered a nation. Ranking third is Brazil, with an estimated 664,000 inmates. The country’s prisons are notoriously overcrowded—some facilities in Rio de Janeiro operate at nearly 190% capacity. Russia also stands among the top five, with roughly 356,000 inmates, a country known for its highly corrupt justice system. Learn More on the Voronoi App To learn more about this topic, check out this graphic on the cost per prisoner by U.S. state.

Which Counties Have Largest Share of Households on SNAP? Several counties in the South and rural West have over 20% of households relying on SNAP benefits. The expiration of pandemic-era SNAP expansions in 2023 raised food insecurity across many U.S. communities. High SNAP participation isn’t just a social issue, it has ripple effects on local economies and retailers. America’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) supports over 40 million people, roughly 12% of the population. The program is designed to help families afford groceries in times of economic hardship. Of course, not all communities rely on SNAP equally. The map above, created by Reddit user u/Public_Finance_Guy, visualizes SNAP participation by county, using data from the 2023 American Community Survey. See an interactive version of the chart on PoliMetrics’ blog. Here’s a table of the top U.S. counties by SNAP household rate, based on that dataset: CountyState# of SNAP HouseholdsSNAP Household Rate (%) Ciales MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,013 71.27 Lares MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,055 67.08 Florida MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,017 66.82 Jayuya MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,198 65.59 Yabucoa MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,456 63.40 Comerío MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,518 62.69 Orocovis MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,272 62.47 Aguas Buenas MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,481 62.26 San Sebastián MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,724 61.27 Villalba MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,643 61.20 Utuado MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,420 60.91 Morovis MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,096 60.80 Barranquitas MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,785 60.76 Arroyo MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,803 59.76 Guánica MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,335 59.73 Guayanilla MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,781 59.62 Las Marí­as MunicipioPuerto Rico 1,674 59.32 Peñuelas MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,086 59.18 Adjuntas MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,463 58.58 Corozal MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,351 58.26 Barceloneta MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,954 57.96 Loí­za MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,013 57.42 Coamo MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,451 57.29 Naranjito MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,036 56.80 Quebradillas MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,636 56.77 Aguada MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,176 56.72 Camuy MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,672 56.48 San Lorenzo MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,873 56.48 Guayama MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,440 56.40 Moca MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,457 56.28 Aíasco MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,971 56.26 Maricao MunicipioPuerto Rico 1,001 55.33 Patillas MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,320 55.22 Ponce MunicipioPuerto Rico 29,404 54.87 Juana Díaz MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,606 54.77 Lajas MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,509 54.75 Salinas MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,407 53.91 San GermánPuerto Rico 6,217 53.83 Las Piedras MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,713 53.62 Luquillo MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,608 53.55 Arecibo MunicipioPuerto Rico 17,147 53.50 Naguabo MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,339 52.81 Aibonito MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,946 52.53 Vieques MunicipioPuerto Rico 1,391 52.23 Mayagüez MunicipioPuerto Rico 15,346 52.18 Juncos MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,987 52.06 Maunabo MunicipioPuerto Rico 2,073 52.02 Canóvanas MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,864 51.62 Aguadilla MunicipioPuerto Rico 11,133 51.45 Kusilvak Census AreaAlaska 962 50.87 Cidra MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,405 50.87 Hatillo MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,750 50.82 Ceiba MunicipioPuerto Rico 2,081 50.76 Santa Isabel MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,729 50.19 Vega Alta MunicipioPuerto Rico 6,600 49.38 Isabela MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,204 49.21 Río Grande MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,064 49.18 Cataño MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,372 48.59 Oglala Lakota CountySouth Dakota 1,318 48.26 Yauco MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,972 47.53 Manatí MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,015 47.36 Hormigueros MunicipioPuerto Rico 2,860 47.32 Vega Baja MunicipioPuerto Rico 9,443 46.10 Fajardo MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,894 45.82 Cabo Rojo MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,252 45.41 Humacao MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,458 44.96 Rincón MunicipioPuerto Rico 2,510 44.94 Cayey MunicipioPuerto Rico 7,395 44.73 Sabana Grande MunicipioPuerto Rico 3,170 42.76 Caguas MunicipioPuerto Rico 21,565 42.71 Bethel Census AreaAlaska 1,974 42.35 Starr CountyTexas 7,738 41.40 Randolph CountyGeorgia 1,094 41.38 Zavala CountyTexas 1,396 40.93 Issaquena CountyMississippi 150 39.89 Toa Baja MunicipioPuerto Rico 11,458 39.53 Todd CountySouth Dakota 963 38.92 McKinley CountyNew Mexico 7,958 37.74 Dorado MunicipioPuerto Rico 4,488 37.17 Bronx CountyNew York 195,580 36.90 Bayamón MunicipioPuerto Rico 26,221 36.72 Sioux CountyNorth Dakota 390 36.55 Esmeralda CountyNevada 179 36.31 Wilcox CountyAlabama 1,339 36.26 McDowell CountyWest Virginia 2,350 36.24 Gurabo MunicipioPuerto Rico 5,471 36.05 Mingo CountyWest Virginia 3,235 35.89 Hancock CountyTennessee 970 34.98 San Juan MunicipioPuerto Rico 51,670 34.96 Northwest Arctic BoroughAlaska 633 34.84 Toa Alta MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,046 34.81 Wolfe CountyKentucky 883 34.70 Emporia cityVirginia 770 34.70 McCreary CountyKentucky 1,931 34.51 Calhoun CountyGeorgia 511 33.89 Trujillo Alto MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,840 33.83 Dimmit CountyTexas 1,017 33.79 Tensas ParishLouisiana 549 33.70 Stewart CountyGeorgia 590 33.60 Sunflower CountyMississippi 2,705 33.57 Brooks CountyTexas 963 33.39 Clay CountyKentucky 2,395 33.37 Carolina MunicipioPuerto Rico 20,817 33.35 Washington CountyNorth Carolina 1,592 32.95 Bullock CountyAlabama 1,137 32.93 Breathitt CountyKentucky 1,813 32.77 Guadalupe CountyNew Mexico 474 32.67 Magoffin CountyKentucky 1,484 32.52 Dallas CountyAlabama 5,012 32.51 Noxubee CountyMississippi 1,227 32.41 Humphreys CountyMississippi 971 32.33 Pemiscot CountyMissouri 2,014 32.32 Perry CountyAlabama 1,028 32.18 Hamilton CountyFlorida 1,401 32.13 Turner CountyGeorgia 1,059 32.11 Robeson CountyNorth Carolina 13,724 32.11 Webster CountyWest Virginia 911 32.10 Sharkey CountyMississippi 446 31.86 Culebra MunicipioPuerto Rico 136 31.78 Jim Hogg CountyTexas 388 31.78 Norton cityVirginia 489 31.49 Zapata CountyTexas 1,447 31.37 Knox CountyKentucky 3,541 31.26 Anson CountyNorth Carolina 2,594 31.20 Mississippi CountyMissouri 1,416 31.06 Terrell CountyGeorgia 1,037 30.91 Ziebach CountySouth Dakota 223 30.80 Scotland CountyNorth Carolina 3,811 30.79 Crisp CountyGeorgia 2,444 30.68 Holmes CountyMississippi 1,842 30.68 San Miguel CountyNew Mexico 3,648 30.59 Leslie CountyKentucky 1,189 30.42 Nome Census AreaAlaska 846 30.37 Lake CountyTennessee 612 30.27 St. Helena ParishLouisiana 1,240 30.24 Greene CountyAlabama 916 30.16 Lee CountyKentucky 785 30.12 Dillingham Census AreaAlaska 415 30.01 Halifax CountyNorth Carolina 6,036 29.78 East Carroll ParishLouisiana 746 29.74 Phillips CountyArkansas 1,835 29.70 Willacy CountyTexas 1,678 29.59 Mitchell CountyGeorgia 2,364 29.57 Liberty CountyFlorida 755 29.56 Morehouse ParishLouisiana 2,881 29.46 Richmond CountyNorth Carolina 4,966 29.45 Maverick CountyTexas 5,384 29.39 Taylor CountyGeorgia 896 29.27 Jackson CountyKentucky 1,467 29.25 Clay CountyWest Virginia 865 29.22 Dougherty CountyGeorgia 9,978 29.11 Culberson CountyTexas 204 29.06 Apache CountyArizona 5,933 29.03 Tunica CountyMississippi 1,041 28.92 Owsley CountyKentucky 435 28.88 Lee CountyArkansas 760 28.78 Jackson CountySouth Dakota 213 28.78 Lake and Peninsula BoroughAlaska 92 28.57 Alexander CountyIllinois 520 28.48 Claiborne ParishLouisiana 1,429 28.47 Coahoma CountyMississippi 2,386 28.19 Hidalgo CountyTexas 74,440 28.18 Evangeline ParishLouisiana 3,443 28.13 Hancock CountyGeorgia 798 27.98 Logan CountyWest Virginia 3,468 27.98 Concordia ParishLouisiana 1,839 27.97 Quay CountyNew Mexico 1,144 27.89 Bolivar CountyMississippi 3,318 27.87 Summers CountyWest Virginia 1,337 27.78 Haywood CountyTennessee 1,985 27.70 Cumberland CountyKentucky 672 27.65 Somerset CountyMaryland 2,281 27.50 Leflore CountyMississippi 2,741 27.48 Lee CountyVirginia 2,320 27.47 Bladen CountyNorth Carolina 3,193 27.44 Macon CountyGeorgia 1,089 27.43 Knott CountyKentucky 1,494 27.42 Washington ParishLouisiana 4,827 27.35 Harlan CountyKentucky 2,861 27.25 Early CountyGeorgia 1,098 27.16 Dickenson CountyVirginia 1,553 27.16 Clay CountyGeorgia 320 27.14 Madison ParishLouisiana 817 27.05 Johnson CountyGeorgia 873 26.99 Washington CountyGeorgia 1,961 26.97 Lowndes CountyAlabama 1,122 26.96 Heard CountyGeorgia 1,170 26.95 Avoyelles ParishLouisiana 3,917 26.94 Alamosa CountyColorado 1,767 26.89 Cameron CountyPennsylvania 598 26.83 Emanuel CountyGeorgia 2,214 26.78 Estill CountyKentucky 1,580 26.78 Bertie CountyNorth Carolina 1,880 26.77 Webster CountyGeorgia 227 26.74 Letcher CountyKentucky 2,234 26.70 Imperial CountyCalifornia 13,036 26.69 Sumter CountyAlabama 1,270 26.65 Corson CountySouth Dakota 295 26.53 Luna CountyNew Mexico 2,401 26.44 Hale CountyAlabama 1,462 26.39 Barnwell CountySouth Carolina 2,136 26.35 Northampton CountyNorth Carolina 2,001 26.34 Quitman CountyGeorgia 246 26.31 Treutlen CountyGeorgia 607 26.31 Malheur CountyOregon 2,641 26.31 Philadelphia CountyPennsylvania 175,693 26.25 Taliaferro CountyGeorgia 169 26.24 Perry CountyKentucky 2,958 26.19 Pike CountyOhio 2,825 26.12 Tyrrell CountyNorth Carolina 372 26.09 Jefferson CountyOregon 2,253 26.02 Mellette CountySouth Dakota 160 25.97 Crosby CountyTexas 512 25.94 Hardee CountyFlorida 2,108 25.87 Lenoir CountyNorth Carolina 5,931 25.87 Danville cityVirginia 4,802 25.77 Warren CountyGeorgia 515 25.76 New Madrid CountyMissouri 1,745 25.68 Telfair CountyGeorgia 800 25.62 Duval CountyTexas 766 25.60 Hertford CountyNorth Carolina 2,129 25.56 Buchanan CountyVirginia 1,868 25.41 Guaynabo MunicipioPuerto Rico 8,837 25.35 Martin CountyKentucky 996 25.31 Saline CountyIllinois 2,533 25.25 Cameron CountyTexas 34,181 25.24 Hudspeth CountyTexas 213 25.15 Charlotte CountyVirginia 1,161 25.12 Hopewell cityVirginia 2,353 24.98 Gadsden CountyFlorida 4,102 24.88 Meigs CountyOhio 2,202 24.81 Quitman CountyMississippi 658 24.80 Webster ParishLouisiana 3,652 24.74 Dunklin CountyMissouri 2,759 24.71 Allendale CountySouth Carolina 781 24.69 Lee CountySouth Carolina 1,554 24.69 Costilla CountyColorado 387 24.59 Vance CountyNorth Carolina 3,951 24.57 Yazoo CountyMississippi 2,163 24.33 Crowley CountyColorado 324 24.31 Bleckley CountyGeorgia 1,040 24.28 Lincoln CountyWest Virginia 1,891 24.21 Colfax CountyNew Mexico 1,310 24.20 Edgecombe CountyNorth Carolina 4,724 24.18 Adair CountyOklahoma 1,674 24.17 Josephine CountyOregon 8,783 24.17 Torrance CountyNew Mexico 1,394 24.14 Cibola CountyNew Mexico 2,015 24.12 Hampden CountyMassachusetts 44,416 24.11 Yukon-Koyukuk Census AreaAlaska 558 24.08 Richland ParishLouisiana 1,745 24.07 Franklin cityVirginia 815 24.06 Tallahatchie CountyMississippi 1,039 24.04 Webb CountyTexas 19,133 24.04 St. Bernard ParishLouisiana 3,787 23.96 Lauderdale CountyTennessee 2,208 23.96 Jefferson CountyGeorgia 1,397 23.93 Lawrence CountyKentucky 1,471 23.92 Fulton CountyKentucky 596 23.90 Rolette CountyNorth Dakota 881 23.90 Jefferson CountyOklahoma 516 23.89 Cottle CountyTexas 136 23.82 Upson CountyGeorgia 2,469 23.79 Fentress CountyTennessee 1,833 23.79 Robertson CountyKentucky 188 23.77 Doña Ana CountyNew Mexico 19,808 23.71 Cochran CountyTexas 225 23.71 Johnson CountyKentucky 2,095 23.69 Franklin CountyIllinois 3,818 23.67 De Baca CountyNew Mexico 172 23.66 Franklin ParishLouisiana 1,738 23.64 Chaves CountyNew Mexico 5,581 23.64 Santa Cruz CountyArizona 3,967 23.59 Baltimore cityMaryland 59,108 23.59 Caldwell ParishLouisiana 869 23.58 Allen ParishLouisiana 1,805 23.57 Atkinson CountyGeorgia 751 23.55 Hyde CountyNorth Carolina 498 23.55 Uvalde CountyTexas 1,981 23.52 Acadia ParishLouisiana 5,060 23.50 Petersburg cityVirginia 3,489 23.49 Colleton CountySouth Carolina 3,743 23.44 Choctaw CountyOklahoma 1,372 23.42 Tulare CountyCalifornia 33,224 23.39 Marion CountyGeorgia 690 23.39 Marengo CountyAlabama 1,779 23.36 Bent CountyColorado 438 23.36 Iberia ParishLouisiana 6,277 23.36 Bienville ParishLouisiana 1,266 23.34 Fayette CountyPennsylvania 12,822 23.33 Elliott CountyKentucky 533 23.29 Decatur CountyGeorgia 2,434 23.24 Scioto CountyOhio 6,643 23.20 Sumter CountyGeorgia 2,512 23.16 Kinney CountyTexas 273 23.14 Presidio CountyTexas 540 23.08 Scott CountyTennessee 1,989 23.03 Twiggs CountyGeorgia 652 22.89 Klamath CountyOregon 6,600 22.88 Candler CountyGeorgia 956 22.85 Warren CountyNorth Carolina 1,811 22.84 Meriwether CountyGeorgia 1,865 22.83 Baca CountyColorado 363 22.79 Miami-Dade CountyFlorida 219,474 22.75 Floyd CountyKentucky 3,289 22.75 McIntosh CountyGeorgia 1,088 22.74 Claiborne CountyMississippi 645 22.74 Dillon CountySouth Carolina 2,404 22.71 Frio CountyTexas 1,166 22.67 San Juan CountyNew Mexico 9,270 22.58 DeSoto CountyFlorida 2,855 22.56 Calhoun CountyFlorida 1,042 22.53 Menominee CountyWisconsin 301 22.53 Clarke CountyAlabama 1,902 22.50 St. Francis CountyArkansas 1,770 22.46 Greene CountyNorth Carolina 1,533 22.44 Winston CountyMississippi 1,585 22.42 Brantley CountyGeorgia 1,529 22.39 Buffalo CountySouth Dakota 111 22.38 Columbus CountyNorth Carolina 4,293 22.33 St. Mary ParishLouisiana 4,171 22.30 Lewis CountyWest Virginia 1,546 22.28 Wayne CountyMichigan 154,418 22.27 Harney CountyOregon 699 22.25 San Augustine CountyTexas 671 22.24 Roane CountyWest Virginia 1,230 22.23 Lewis CountyKentucky 1,089 22.20 Kiowa CountyOklahoma 742 22.18 Clay CountyTennessee 710 22.18 Barbour CountyAlabama 2,013 22.17 Putnam CountyFlorida 6,793 22.16 Boone CountyWest Virginia 1,749 22.16 Bibb CountyGeorgia 13,205 22.13 Marion CountySouth Carolina 2,609 22.13 Menifee CountyKentucky 528 22.12 Fayette CountyWest Virginia 3,563 22.12 Mercer CountyWest Virginia 5,401 22.12 Macon CountyAlabama 1,581 22.11 Berrien CountyGeorgia 1,521 22.10 Seminole CountyOklahoma 1,923 22.10 Greer CountyOklahoma 448 22.07 Coos CountyOregon 6,265 22.05 Allegany CountyMaryland 6,039 22.01 Kings CountyNew York 221,971 21.99 Curry CountyNew Mexico 4,055 21.95 Ben Hill CountyGeorgia 1,570 21.92 Charlton CountyGeorgia 895 21.90 Valencia CountyNew Mexico 5,863 21.89 Clinch CountyGeorgia 540 21.86 Gilmer CountyWest Virginia 487 21.86 Pocahontas CountyWest Virginia 675 21.83 Gallatin CountyIllinois 457 21.80 Glacier CountyMontana 910 21.80 Desha CountyArkansas 1,035 21.79 Martinsville cityVirginia 1,222 21.75 Yakima CountyWashington 18,843 21.74 Nicholas CountyWest Virginia 2,081 21.69 Bamberg CountySouth Carolina 995 21.67 De Soto ParishLouisiana 2,228 21.65 Calhoun CountyWest Virginia 517 21.62 Mahnomen CountyMinnesota 404 21.59 Otero CountyNew Mexico 5,241 21.58 Greene CountyPennsylvania 3,049 21.58 Pickett CountyTennessee 454 21.56 Bell CountyKentucky 2,050 21.52 Braxton CountyWest Virginia 1,017 21.49 Washington CountyMississippi 3,701 21.48 Washington CountyMissouri 1,904 21.48 Madera CountyCalifornia 9,543 21.44 Jefferson CountyFlorida 1,217 21.44 Sevier CountyArkansas 1,221 21.43 Chowan CountyNorth Carolina 1,282 21.41 Grady CountyGeorgia 2,155 21.39 Williamsburg CountySouth Carolina 2,595 21.34 Brunswick CountyVirginia 1,363 21.33 Seminole CountyGeorgia 783 21.32 Clinton CountyKentucky 800 21.27 Hampton CountySouth Carolina 1,510 21.26 Bristol cityVirginia 1,557 21.25 Mora CountyNew Mexico 422 21.20 Wise CountyVirginia 2,980 21.20 Terry CountyTexas 901 21.10 Socorro CountyNew Mexico 1,100 21.06 Richmond CountyGeorgia 15,781 21.03 Halifax CountyVirginia 2,876 21.03 Wasco CountyOregon 2,188 21.02 Navajo CountyArizona 8,228 21.01 Lake CountyCalifornia 5,534 20.99 Scott CountyVirginia 1,877 20.97 Jim Wells CountyTexas 2,784 20.94 Hale CountyTexas 2,307 20.91 Okmulgee CountyOklahoma 2,959 20.87 Wirt CountyWest Virginia 432 20.86 Dodge CountyGeorgia 1,388 20.85 Le Flore CountyOklahoma 3,698 20.85 Pulaski CountyIllinois 388 20.84 Dorchester CountyMaryland 2,776 20.83 Wayne CountyWest Virginia 3,226 20.75 Wyoming CountyWest Virginia 1,644 20.74 Merced CountyCalifornia 17,527 20.72 Wilkinson CountyMississippi 712 20.72 Montgomery CountyNorth Carolina 2,088 20.72 Person CountyNorth Carolina 3,355 20.70 Edwards CountyTexas 98 20.68 Lawrence CountyOhio 4,649 20.66 Wheeler CountyGeorgia 319 20.65 Saguache CountyColorado 673 20.64 Rockcastle CountyKentucky 1,326 20.63 Roosevelt CountyNew Mexico 1,487 20.62 Haskell CountyOklahoma 941 20.60 Clay CountyMississippi 1,591 20.59 Dooly CountyGeorgia 806 20.57 Powell CountyKentucky 952 20.57 McIntosh CountyOklahoma 1,565 20.54 Toombs CountyGeorgia 2,079 20.53 Kleberg CountyTexas 2,420 20.52 Fresno CountyCalifornia 66,018 20.49 Wilcox CountyGeorgia 513 20.49 Vinton CountyOhio 1,070 20.49 Caddo ParishLouisiana 19,438 20.48 Appling CountyGeorgia 1,438 20.43 Harmon CountyOklahoma 194 20.42 Lunenburg CountyVirginia 953 20.41 Sabine ParishLouisiana 1,731 20.40 Grant CountyNew Mexico 2,258 20.40 West Carroll ParishLouisiana 788 20.34 Sequoyah CountyOklahoma 3,089 20.34 Assumption ParishLouisiana 1,712 20.33 Adams CountyOhio 2,077 20.30 Union CountyOregon 2,204 20.30 Orangeburg CountySouth Carolina 6,669 20.28 Bibb CountyAlabama 1,535 20.27 Troup CountyGeorgia 5,313 20.26 Douglas CountyOregon 9,457 20.26 Union CountySouth Carolina 2,378 20.26 Pike CountyKentucky 4,945 20.23 McCurtain CountyOklahoma 2,283 20.20 Dixie CountyFlorida 1,237 20.18 Thomas CountyGeorgia 3,707 20.18 Pike CountyMississippi 3,071 20.17 Milwaukee CountyWisconsin 78,474 20.17 Winnebago CountyIllinois 23,274 20.16 Montgomery CountyAlabama 18,272 20.13 Lawrence CountyPennsylvania 7,249 20.13 Bath CountyKentucky 954 20.11 Prince Edward CountyVirginia 1,520 20.11 Aroostook CountyMaine 5,967 20.10 Jackson CountyArkansas 1,224 20.09 Jackson CountyFlorida 3,423 20.09 El Paso CountyTexas 59,459 20.06 Tillman CountyOklahoma 532 20.04 Wayne CountyMississippi 1,491 20.02 Otero CountyColorado 1,528 19.99 Pueblo CountyColorado 13,557 19.99 Morrow CountyOregon 864 19.99 Bacon CountyGeorgia 801 19.96 Val Verde CountyTexas 3,334 19.96 Marshall CountyWest Virginia 2,493 19.96 Galax cityVirginia 544 19.93 St. Landry ParishLouisiana 6,302 19.92 Jones CountyNorth Carolina 780 19.92 Worth CountyGeorgia 1,565 19.87 Ouachita ParishLouisiana 12,072 19.85 Cleveland CountyNorth Carolina 7,386 19.85 Muskogee CountyOklahoma 5,121 19.85 Saginaw CountyMichigan 15,368 19.81 Sampson CountyNorth Carolina 4,220 19.79 Columbia CountyFlorida 5,286 19.78 Del Norte CountyCalifornia 1,902 19.77 Hidalgo CountyNew Mexico 296 19.72 Jackson CountyOhio 2,499 19.72 Talbot CountyGeorgia 499 19.71 Wabash CountyIllinois 943 19.71 Jefferson Davis CountyMississippi 864 19.71 Washington CountyMaine 2,756 19.70 Dewey CountySouth Dakota 331 19.69 Butler CountyMissouri 3,243 19.67 Marion CountyIllinois 3,032 19.61 Whitley CountyKentucky 2,661 19.61 Laurens CountyGeorgia 3,554 19.60 Union ParishLouisiana 1,615 19.58 Jefferson Davis ParishLouisiana 2,291 19.57 Marion CountyOregon 24,545 19.57 Bradley CountyArkansas 704 19.56 Chautauqua CountyNew York 10,467 19.53 Franklin CountyWashington 5,688 19.53 Okfuskee CountyOklahoma 763 19.52 Lincoln CountyOregon 4,451 19.50 Jefferson CountyMississippi 462 19.48 Campbell CountyTennessee 3,255 19.48 St. Martin ParishLouisiana 3,887 19.47 Perry CountyIllinois 1,556 19.46 Mason CountyKentucky 1,347 19.45 Natchitoches ParishLouisiana 2,741 19.43 Union CountyFlorida 812 19.37 Woodruff CountyArkansas 532 19.32 Tattnall CountyGeorgia 1,459 19.32 Cumberland CountyVirginia 806 19.31 Fleming CountyKentucky 1,115 19.29 Grant ParishLouisiana 1,387 19.28 Jenkins CountyGeorgia 591 19.27 Hoke CountyNorth Carolina 3,615 19.27 Luzerne CountyPennsylvania 25,712 19.27 Taylor CountyWest Virginia 1,277 19.26 Portsmouth cityVirginia 7,638 19.25 Pushmataha CountyOklahoma 842 19.24 Rutherford CountyNorth Carolina 5,114 19.23 Lawrence CountyMississippi 831 19.22 Vermilion CountyIllinois 5,800 19.21 Green CountyKentucky 844 19.21 Catahoula ParishLouisiana 591 19.21 Chattahoochee CountyGeorgia 364 19.19 Linn CountyOregon 9,700 19.19 Russell CountyVirginia 2,009 19.19 Wayne CountyNorth Carolina 8,993 19.18 Lexington cityVirginia 395 19.17 Poinsett CountyArkansas 1,730 19.16 Wayne CountyGeorgia 2,116 19.16 Macon CountyIllinois 8,299 19.15 Ware CountyGeorgia 2,462 19.14 Lincoln ParishLouisiana 3,511 19.14 White CountyIllinois 1,083 19.10 Tangipahoa ParishLouisiana 9,585 19.10 Muskingum CountyOhio 6,540 19.10 Benson CountyNorth Dakota 367 19.09 Franklin CountyAlabama 2,212 19.08 Carter CountyMissouri 375 19.08 Union CountyNew Mexico 287 19.08 Raleigh CountyWest Virginia 5,545 19.08 Miller CountyGeorgia 473 19.06 Sussex CountyVirginia 706 19.06 Edgar CountyIllinois 1,450 19.05 Kern CountyCalifornia 53,553 19.03 Umatilla CountyOregon 5,366 19.03 Bristol CountyMassachusetts 44,171 19.02 Genesee CountyMichigan 31,606 19.00 Nash CountyNorth Carolina 7,233 18.97 Martin CountyNorth Carolina 1,774 18.95 Dawson CountyTexas 787 18.95 Polk CountyOregon 6,166 18.93 Essex CountyVermont 515 18.87 Carter CountyKentucky 1,955 18.85 Prairie CountyMontana 98 18.85 Cumberland CountyNorth Carolina 24,138 18.84 Red River ParishLouisiana 565 18.82 Barton CountyMissouri 833 18.82 Caswell CountyNorth Carolina 1,633 18.82 Russell CountyAlabama 4,474 18.81 Spalding CountyGeorgia 4,987 18.79 Rio Arriba CountyNew Mexico 2,811 18.77 Erie CountyPennsylvania 20,666 18.77 Alcorn CountyMississippi 2,678 18.75 Sherman CountyOregon 147 18.75 Cambria CountyPennsylvania 10,442 18.75 Clearfield CountyPennsylvania 6,012 18.74 Nolan CountyTexas 1,093 18.74 Rapides ParishLouisiana 9,116 18.73 Clayton CountyGeorgia 19,773 18.72 Latimer CountyOklahoma 721 18.72 Darlington CountySouth Carolina 4,691 18.71 Marlboro CountySouth Carolina 1,820 18.71 Las Animas CountyColorado 1,253 18.70 Marion CountyTexas 784 18.66 Suffolk CountyMassachusetts 60,090 18.65 Hardeman CountyTennessee 1,687 18.64 Lamar CountyAlabama 929 18.63 Lane CountyOregon 29,709 18.63 Cocke CountyTennessee 2,814 18.61 Kings CountyCalifornia 8,129 18.59 Somerset CountyMaine 4,227 18.59 Cowlitz CountyWashington 8,069 18.59 Grays Harbor CountyWashington 5,574 18.59 Rowan CountyKentucky 1,736 18.58 Asotin CountyWashington 1,754 18.58 Bledsoe CountyTennessee 893 18.56 Venango CountyPennsylvania 3,958 18.55 Orleans ParishLouisiana 28,694 18.51 Ashtabula CountyOhio 7,209 18.50 Tift CountyGeorgia 2,873 18.49 Collingsworth CountyTexas 175 18.48 Fairfield CountySouth Carolina 1,620 18.47 Chattooga CountyGeorgia 1,688 18.46 Hardy CountyWest Virginia 1,091 18.46 Piscataquis CountyMaine 1,496 18.44 Surry CountyNorth Carolina 5,412 18.43 Westmoreland CountyVirginia 1,480 18.43 Clark CountyOhio 10,189 18.42 Crenshaw CountyAlabama 934 18.40 Lauderdale CountyMississippi 5,251 18.39 Angelina CountyTexas 5,914 18.38 Morgan CountyKentucky 872 18.37 Winkler CountyTexas 511 18.37 Wilson CountyNorth Carolina 6,033 18.36 McDowell CountyNorth Carolina 3,383 18.34 Jackson CountyWest Virginia 2,076 18.34 Humboldt CountyCalifornia 10,058 18.33 Baker CountyFlorida 1,652 18.33 Rio Grande CountyColorado 922 18.32 Pend Oreille CountyWashington 1,067 18.31 Mahoning CountyOhio 17,938 18.27 Coal CountyOklahoma 378 18.26 Conejos CountyColorado 568 18.25 Lake CountyMichigan 900 18.25 Oregon CountyMissouri 613 18.24 Jackson CountyIllinois 4,209 18.23 Ogemaw CountyMichigan 1,663 18.23 Polk CountyGeorgia 2,838 18.21 Gallia CountyOhio 2,059 18.21 Yuma CountyArizona 13,995 18.20 Edwards CountyIllinois 482 18.17 Monroe CountyArkansas 512 18.16 Copiah CountyMississippi 1,799 18.16 Passaic CountyNew Jersey 32,314 18.16 Bennett CountySouth Dakota 186 18.16 Coffee CountyGeorgia 2,779 18.14 Walthall CountyMississippi 979 18.13 Union CountyIllinois 1,253 18.12 Real CountyTexas 185 18.12 San Jacinto CountyTexas 1,899 18.12 Upshur CountyWest Virginia 1,737 18.12 Wetzel CountyWest Virginia 1,073 18.11 Iberville ParishLouisiana 1,997 18.10 Bradford CountyFlorida 1,646 18.08 Okeechobee CountyFlorida 2,742 18.05 Preston CountyWest Virginia 2,308 18.04 St. Louis cityMissouri 26,043 18.03 Coshocton CountyOhio 2,680 18.03 Van Buren CountyTennessee 444 18.03 Iron CountyMissouri 685 18.01 Wayne CountyMissouri 811 18.01 Hendry CountyFlorida 2,510 18.00 Taylor CountyFlorida 1,362 17.99 Johnston CountyOklahoma 704 17.98 Clarendon CountySouth Carolina 2,149 17.98 Clare CountyMichigan 2,182 17.96 Yuba CountyCalifornia 5,036 17.95 Brooks CountyGeorgia 1,076 17.95 Colquitt CountyGeorgia 3,015 17.94 Hawaii CountyHawaii 13,089 17.94 Stoddard CountyMissouri 2,043 17.93 Pickens CountyAlabama 1,245 17.92 Hardin CountyIllinois 266 17.92 Union CountyIowa 906 17.92 Butler CountyKentucky 817 17.91 Hocking CountyOhio 2,066 17.86 Greensville CountyVirginia 552 17.85 Chesterfield CountySouth Carolina 3,101 17.84 Lewis CountyTennessee 919 17.83 Marion CountyAlabama 1,934 17.79 Haskell CountyTexas 375 17.79 Sharp CountyArkansas 1,211 17.78 Ferry CountyWashington 558 17.78 Mason CountyWest Virginia 1,826 17.76 Lea CountyNew Mexico 4,362 17.75 Nowata CountyOklahoma 659 17.74 Lake CountyOregon 607 17.74 Fayette CountyAlabama 1,073 17.73 Mississippi CountyArkansas 2,727 17.73 Beauregard ParishLouisiana 2,427 17.73 Lafayette CountyFlorida 464 17.72 Grundy CountyTennessee 904 17.70 Baker CountyOregon 1,285 17.69 Matagorda CountyTexas 2,623 17.69 Kay CountyOklahoma 2,955 17.68 Greenbrier CountyWest Virginia 2,599 17.67 Peoria CountyIllinois 13,614 17.66 Ohio CountyWest Virginia 3,203 17.66 Meigs CountyTennessee 932 17.65 Metcalfe CountyKentucky 749 17.64 Jackson CountyOregon 15,980 17.62 Montgomery CountyIllinois 1,984 17.61 Sequatchie CountyTennessee 1,078 17.61 Houston CountyTexas 1,373 17.61 Titus CountyTexas 1,938 17.60 Lowndes CountyGeorgia 7,904 17.59 Attala CountyMississippi 1,137 17.58 Ottawa CountyOklahoma 2,067 17.58 Pottawatomie CountyOklahoma 4,671 17.57 Lackawanna CountyPennsylvania 15,508 17.57 Adams CountyWashington 1,107 17.57 Randolph CountyAlabama 1,602 17.55 Ford CountyIllinois 1,005 17.55 Adams CountyMississippi 2,030 17.54 Buckingham CountyVirginia 1,063 17.54 Wayne CountyKentucky 1,407 17.53 Mercer CountyPennsylvania 8,087 17.53 Karnes CountyTexas 814 17.53 Dale CountyAlabama 3,463 17.52 Evans CountyGeorgia 679 17.52 Wood CountyWest Virginia 6,257 17.52 Logan CountyIllinois 1,946 17.50 Caroline CountyMaryland 2,132 17.50 Muskegon CountyMichigan 11,745 17.50 Crawford CountyPennsylvania 5,882 17.50 Rockingham CountyNorth Carolina 6,826 17.49 Madison CountyFlorida 1,220 17.48 Jefferson CountyIllinois 2,585 17.46 Guernsey CountyOhio 2,836 17.46 Tyler CountyWest Virginia 550 17.45 Montgomery CountyKentucky 1,907 17.42 St. John the Baptist ParishLouisiana 2,600 17.42 Perry CountyOhio 2,325 17.42 Blair CountyPennsylvania 8,805 17.42 Laurens CountySouth Carolina 4,579 17.42 Marion CountyOhio 4,268 17.40 Mineral CountyNevada 301 17.38 Osceola CountyFlorida 22,823 17.37 Providence CountyRhode Island 44,517 17.36 Wilkes CountyGeorgia 711 17.31 Okanogan CountyWashington 2,979 17.31 Ross CountyOhio 5,084 17.28 Nacogdoches CountyTexas 4,337 17.27 Cotton CountyOklahoma 354 17.26 Pittsburg CountyOklahoma 3,046 17.26 Camp CountyTexas 807 17.25 Clarke CountyMississippi 1,077 17.24 Hancock CountyWest Virginia 2,222 17.24 Stone CountyArkansas 855 17.23 Calhoun CountyAlabama 7,764 17.21 Burke CountyGeorgia 1,566 17.21 Mifflin CountyPennsylvania 3,184 17.21 Tyler CountyTexas 1,217 17.21 Coles CountyIllinois 3,496 17.19 Franklin CountyFlorida 845 17.18 Madison CountyMissouri 790 17.16 Grayson CountyVirginia 1,064 17.16 Thurston CountyNebraska 340 17.15 Chambers CountyAlabama 2,300 17.14 Prowers CountyColorado 782 17.13 Knox CountyIllinois 3,557 17.13 Pasquotank CountyNorth Carolina 2,635 17.12 Lincoln CountyKentucky 1,656 17.10 Scott CountyMissouri 2,591 17.09 Chester CountySouth Carolina 2,209 17.09 Benton CountyTennessee 1,183 17.08 Alpena CountyMichigan 2,172 17.06 Clay CountyIllinois 926 17.05 Conecuh CountyAlabama 771 17.03 Laurel CountyKentucky 4,049 16.99 Geneva CountyAlabama 1,791 16.98 Baker CountyGeorgia 189 16.97 Clinton CountyPennsylvania 2,590 16.97 Jackson ParishLouisiana 950 16.96 Chicot CountyArkansas 664 16.94 Wicomico CountyMaryland 6,781 16.94 Live Oak CountyTexas 713 16.94 La Salle CountyTexas 285 16.93 Stephenson CountyIllinois 3,292 16.91 Nueces CountyTexas 22,112 16.91 Robertson CountyTexas 1,096 16.91 Cass CountyTexas 1,990 16.90 Mobile CountyAlabama 27,089 16.88 Bernalillo CountyNew Mexico 47,848 16.87 Duplin CountyNorth Carolina 3,391 16.87 Cabell CountyWest Virginia 6,595 16.85 Newaygo CountyMichigan 3,271 16.84 Crittenden CountyArkansas 3,087 16.83 Prince of Wales-Hyder Census AreaAlaska 395 16.82 Henderson CountyTennessee 1,838 16.82 Cattaraugus CountyNew York 5,339 16.78 Ozark CountyMissouri 601 16.77 Dyer CountyTennessee 2,493 16.75 McDuffie CountyGeorgia 1,388 16.73 Schuylkill CountyPennsylvania 9,616 16.73 Schley CountyGeorgia 272 16.72 Gogebic CountyMichigan 1,177 16.72 Atascosa CountyTexas 2,782 16.72 Gilchrist CountyFlorida 1,155 16.71 Levy CountyFlorida 3,002 16.70 Curry CountyOregon 1,883 16.69 McKean CountyPennsylvania 2,703 16.68 Barbour CountyWest Virginia 979 16.68 Franklin CountyNew York 3,203 16.65 Choctaw CountyAlabama 861 16.64 Kankakee CountyIllinois 6,805 16.64 Mineral CountyWest Virginia 1,780 16.64 Clinton CountyNew York 5,534 16.63 Neshoba CountyMississippi 1,709 16.62 Roanoke cityVirginia 7,218 16.62 Hart CountyKentucky 1,199 16.60 Lucas CountyOhio 30,241 16.60 LaSalle ParishLouisiana 810 16.59 Monroe CountyKentucky 760 16.57 Russell CountyKentucky 1,194 16.56 Muscogee CountyGeorgia 13,336 16.55 Morgan CountyTennessee 1,188 16.53 Ritchie CountyWest Virginia 550 16.53 Benton CountyMississippi 500 16.52 Limestone CountyTexas 1,374 16.52 Chemung CountyNew York 5,766 16.51 Cuyahoga CountyOhio 91,449 16.50 Beckham CountyOklahoma 1,352 16.50 Polk CountyTexas 3,065 16.50 Lafourche ParishLouisiana 6,159 16.47 Mineral CountyMontana 351 16.46 Stephens CountyOklahoma 2,836 16.46 Madison CountyTennessee 6,496 16.43 Kent CountyTexas 45 16.42 Vermilion ParishLouisiana 3,595 16.41 Jefferson CountyNew York 7,663 16.41 Tallapoosa CountyAlabama 2,714 16.40 Bracken CountyKentucky 535 16.40 Howell CountyMissouri 2,624 16.40 Webster CountyMississippi 672 16.39 Ripley CountyMissouri 660 16.38 Jackson CountyTennessee 769 16.38 Rhea CountyTennessee 2,169 16.38 Butler CountyAlabama 1,189 16.37 St. Clair CountyIllinois 16,565 16.36 Forrest CountyMississippi 4,863 16.36 Sullivan CountyNew York 4,943 16.36 Tillamook CountyOregon 1,932 16.35 Montgomery CountyGeorgia 493 16.32 Big Horn CountyMontana 602 16.31 Talladega CountyAlabama 5,360 16.30 Williamson CountyIllinois 4,688 16.29 Boyd CountyKentucky 3,097 16.29 Amite CountyMississippi 955 16.29 Oscoda CountyMichigan 594 16.28 Jones CountyMississippi 4,006 16.28 Massac CountyIllinois 892 16.27 Norfolk cityVirginia 15,365 16.27 Covington CountyMississippi 1,151 16.26 Morgan CountyOhio 916 16.26 DeKalb CountyAlabama 4,216 16.25 Rowan CountyNorth Carolina 9,388 16.25 Sumter CountySouth Carolina 6,690 16.25 Jefferson CountyIowa 1,116 16.23 Catron CountyNew Mexico 267 16.23 Stone CountyMississippi 1,073 16.22 Rock Island CountyIllinois 9,914 16.20 Decatur CountyTennessee 719 16.20 Lewis CountyWashington 5,228 16.18 Lawrence CountyArkansas 1,041 16.17 Cumberland CountyNew Jersey 8,622 16.16 Marion CountyKentucky 1,225 16.14 Drew CountyArkansas 1,130 16.13 Franklin CountyMassachusetts 5,080 16.13 Sierra CountyNew Mexico 873 16.11 Dent CountyMissouri 913 16.09 Fulton CountyIllinois 2,235 16.08 Johnson CountyTennessee 1,153 16.08 Blackford CountyIndiana 813 16.07 Calhoun CountyTexas 1,349 16.06 Wyoming CountyPennsylvania 1,748 16.05 Schuyler CountyNew York 1,187 16.03 Pacific CountyWashington 1,724 16.03 Spokane CountyWashington 34,595 16.03 Long CountyGeorgia 935 16.02 Peach CountyGeorgia 1,648 16.02 Androscoggin CountyMaine 7,471 16.02 Houston CountyTennessee 511 16.02 Winn ParishLouisiana 782 16.01 Hardin CountyTennessee 1,734 16.01 Shelby CountyTennessee 57,744 16.01 Essex CountyMassachusetts 49,859 16.00 Houston CountyAlabama 6,807 15.99 Montgomery CountyNew York 3,075 15.99 Lee CountyNorth Carolina 3,943 15.99 Golden Valley CountyNorth Dakota 106 15.99 Rusk CountyWisconsin 1,000 15.98 Harrison CountyKentucky 1,156 15.97 Glades CountyFlorida 728 15.96 Monroe CountyWest Virginia 756 15.96 Lafayette CountyArkansas 409 15.95 Terrebonne ParishLouisiana 6,675 15.95 Wexford CountyMichigan 2,142 15.95 Brooke CountyWest Virginia 1,505 15.95 Gaston CountyNorth Carolina 14,707 15.94 Wadena CountyMinnesota 938 15.93 Anderson CountyTexas 2,731 15.93 Kemper CountyMississippi 511 15.92 Montgomery CountyMississippi 603 15.92 Morgan CountyIllinois 2,088 15.91 Brown CountyOhio 2,728 15.91 Laclede CountyMissouri 2,298 15.90 Cherokee CountyOklahoma 2,925 15.89 Ashland CountyWisconsin 1,087 15.88 Chickasaw CountyMississippi 1,060 15.87 Liberty CountyTexas 4,762 15.87 Smyth CountyVirginia 1,989 15.87 Colbert CountyAlabama 3,841 15.86 Macon CountyTennessee 1,459 15.86 Newton CountyTexas 777 15.86 Henry CountyVirginia 3,252 15.86 Oneida CountyNew York 14,954 15.85 St. Lawrence CountyNew York 6,613 15.85 Wayne CountyTennessee 909 15.85 Wilkinson CountyGeorgia 530 15.84 Forest CountyPennsylvania 308 15.84 Lanier CountyGeorgia 545 15.83 Washington CountyMaryland 9,397 15.82 Perry CountyTennessee 481 15.82 Jefferson CountyTexas 14,798 15.80 Oswego CountyNew York 7,434 15.77 Gibson CountyTennessee 3,169 15.77 Lawrence CountyAlabama 2,070 15.75 Randolph CountyArkansas 1,112 15.73 Comanche CountyOklahoma 7,031 15.72 Elbert CountyGeorgia 1,295 15.71 Wapello CountyIowa 2,212 15.70 Adair CountyKentucky 1,097 15.70 Yamhill CountyOregon 6,092 15.69 Grant CountyWashington 5,415 15.69 Casey CountyKentucky 975 15.68 Wright CountyMissouri 1,092 15.68 Erie CountyNew York 64,070 15.68 Jeff Davis CountyGeorgia 840 15.65 Arenac CountyMichigan 1,005 15.65 Escambia CountyAlabama 1,999 15.64 Clarion CountyPennsylvania 2,342 15.63 Etowah CountyAlabama 6,116 15.62 Haralson CountyGeorgia 1,798 15.62 Panola CountyMississippi 1,934 15.62 Columbia CountyOregon 3,232 15.61 Lee CountyIllinois 2,087 15.60 Carroll CountyMississippi 656 15.60 Liberty CountyGeorgia 3,649 15.59 Highland CountyOhio 2,620 15.58 Berkshire CountyMassachusetts 8,793 15.56 Jackson CountyTexas 844 15.56 Kanawha CountyWest Virginia 11,947 15.55 Covington cityVirginia 387 15.52 Fremont CountyColorado 2,743 15.50 Freestone CountyTexas 1,064 15.49 St. Francois CountyMissouri 3,733 15.48 Grant CountyWest Virginia 663 15.48 Lehigh CountyPennsylvania 22,184 15.47 Garrett CountyMaryland 1,942 15.46 Scott CountyIllinois 314 15.45 Lawrence CountyTennessee 2,581 15.45 Bee CountyTexas 1,326 15.45 Baldwin CountyGeorgia 2,482 15.44 Abbeville CountySouth Carolina 1,472 15.44 Christian CountyIllinois 2,088 15.43 Jefferson CountyOhio 4,179 15.41 Suwannee CountyFlorida 2,394 15.38 Kalkaska CountyMichigan 1,187 15.38 Stanly CountyNorth Carolina 3,757 15.37 Caledonia CountyVermont 1,978 15.36 Mendocino CountyCalifornia 5,304 15.34 Nicholas CountyKentucky 421 15.34 Kiowa CountyColorado 88 15.33 Jefferson CountyArkansas 3,729 15.32 Randolph CountyIndiana 1,560 15.32 East Baton Rouge ParishLouisiana 26,870 15.32 Broome CountyNew York 12,526 15.32 Pendleton CountyWest Virginia 352 15.31 Worcester CountyMassachusetts 50,938 15.28 Baraga CountyMichigan 510 15.28 Union CountyTennessee 1,187 15.27 Floyd CountyTexas 296 15.27 Winston CountyAlabama 1,423 15.26 Florence CountySouth Carolina 8,016 15.26 Perquimans CountyNorth Carolina 850 15.23 Richland CountyOhio 7,624 15.23 Richland CountyIllinois 974 15.22 Cook CountyIllinois 317,064 15.21 Dade CountyMissouri 462 15.21 Burke CountyNorth Carolina 5,457 15.21 Lawrence CountyIllinois 823 15.20 Deer Lodge CountyMontana 693 15.20 Carter CountyOklahoma 2,871 15.20 Warren CountyTennessee 2,452 15.20 Cleburne CountyAlabama 888 15.18 Stephens CountyGeorgia 1,560 15.18 Nye CountyNevada 3,331 15.18 Marion CountyWest Virginia 3,485 15.18 Cayuga CountyNew York 4,753 15.17 Mason CountyWashington 3,845 15.15 Butts CountyGeorgia 1,325 15.14 Lamar CountyGeorgia 1,060 15.14 Pontotoc CountyOklahoma 2,267 15.14 Logan CountyColorado 1,233 15.13 Reeves CountyTexas 627 15.13 Stevens CountyWashington 2,870 15.12 Caddo CountyOklahoma 1,376 15.11 Sedgwick CountyColorado 151 15.10 Cook CountyGeorgia 955 15.10 Crawford CountyGeorgia 663 15.10 Hamilton CountyIllinois 506 15.10 Allegany CountyNew York 2,575 15.10 Delaware CountyOklahoma 2,557 15.10 Essex CountyVirginia 664 15.10 Randolph CountyWest Virginia 1,567 15.09 Randolph CountyMissouri 1,395 15.08 Hampton cityVirginia 8,705 15.08 San Joaquin CountyCalifornia 36,376 15.07 DeKalb CountyIllinois 5,925 15.07 Indiana CountyPennsylvania 4,866 15.07 Luce CountyMichigan 362 15.06 Fulton CountyNew York 3,404 15.06 Falls CountyTexas 905 15.06 Penobscot CountyMaine 9,746 15.05 Harrison CountyMississippi 12,212 15.04 Butte CountyCalifornia 12,377 15.03 Barren CountyKentucky 2,702 15.03 Greene CountyIllinois 678 15.02 Muhlenberg CountyKentucky 1,793 15.02 San Patricio CountyTexas 3,680 15.02 Siskiyou CountyCalifornia 2,831 14.97 Claiborne CountyTennessee 2,014 14.97 McMinn CountyTennessee 3,213 14.96 Columbia CountyWashington 283 14.96 Huerfano CountyColorado 424 14.95 San Bernardino CountyCalifornia 99,812 14.94 Cedar CountyMissouri 842 14.94 Guilford CountyNorth Carolina 32,247 14.94 Garfield CountyOklahoma 3,573 14.94 Garza CountyTexas 214 14.93 Highlands CountyFlorida 6,856 14.92 Atoka CountyOklahoma 726 14.92 Crook CountyOregon 1,587 14.91 Dickens CountyTexas 102 14.91 Cochise CountyArizona 7,522 14.90 Lycoming CountyPennsylvania 6,884 14.90 Marion CountyTennessee 1,718 14.90 Forest CountyWisconsin 589 14.90 Carroll CountyGeorgia 6,493 14.89 Blaine CountyMontana 342 14.89 Clatsop CountyOregon 2,695 14.89 Mayes CountyOklahoma 2,269 14.86 Greene CountyArkansas 2,660 14.84 Oxford CountyMaine 3,517 14.84 Multnomah CountyOregon 51,570 14.84 Unicoi CountyTennessee 1,158 14.84 San Juan CountyUtah 690 14.84 Carbon CountyPennsylvania 4,018 14.83 Madison CountyTexas 614 14.83 Pike CountyAlabama 1,867 14.81 Monroe CountyNew York 46,870 14.81 Washington CountyKentucky 688 14.80 Chenango CountyNew York 2,930 14.80 Lincoln CountyOklahoma 1,920 14.80 Mitchell CountyTexas 379 14.80 Armstrong CountyPennsylvania 4,142 14.79 Glascock CountyGeorgia 154 14.78 Cortland CountyNew York 2,774 14.78 Elk CountyPennsylvania 1,992 14.78 Randolph CountyNorth Carolina 8,414 14.77 Crawford CountyIllinois 1,094 14.76 Crawford CountyOhio 2,675 14.76 Perry CountyMississippi 670 14.72 Queens CountyNew York 121,921 14.72 Bulloch CountyGeorgia 4,454 14.71 Greenwood CountyKansas 383 14.71 Jasper CountyMissouri 7,117 14.71 Wilkes CountyNorth Carolina 3,967 14.71 Tazewell CountyVirginia 2,347 14.71 Escambia CountyFlorida 18,861 14.70 Columbiana CountyOhio 6,081 14.70 Monroe CountyTennessee 2,835 14.70 Bennington CountyVermont 2,152 14.70 Pike CountyIllinois 854 14.69 Lamb CountyTexas 682 14.69 Jones CountyTexas 885 14.68 Hinds CountyMississippi 13,160 14.67 Harrison CountyWest Virginia 3,817 14.67 Franklin CountyGeorgia 1,286 14.66 Taos CountyNew Mexico 2,120 14.66 Calhoun CountySouth Carolina 898 14.66 DeKalb CountyTennessee 1,245 14.66 Grant CountyOregon 491 14.65 Carbon CountyUtah 1,175 14.65 Hoonah-Angoon Census AreaAlaska 135 14.64 Garrard CountyKentucky 970 14.64 Pitt CountyNorth Carolina 10,744 14.64 Iosco CountyMichigan 1,675 14.63 Beaufort CountyNorth Carolina 2,795 14.63 Athens CountyOhio 3,325 14.63 Richmond cityVirginia 14,943 14.63 Sangamon CountyIllinois 12,325 14.62 St. Clair CountyMissouri 598 14.62 Monroe CountyAlabama 1,078 14.58 Lee CountyIowa 2,085 14.58 Reynolds CountyMissouri 337 14.58 Harrison CountyOhio 863 14.58 Polk CountyFlorida 40,315 14.57 Henderson CountyKentucky 2,687 14.56 Gratiot CountyMichigan 2,111 14.55 Franklin CountyMississippi 429 14.55 Adams CountyWisconsin 1,361 14.55 Graves CountyKentucky 2,057 14.54 Pendleton CountyKentucky 775 14.53 Jones CountyGeorgia 1,564 14.52 Niagara CountyNew York 13,281 14.52 Fayette CountyIndiana 1,375 14.51 Wayne CountyIndiana 3,892 14.51 Carter CountyTennessee 3,510 14.51 Refugio CountyTexas 344 14.50 Richmond CountyVirginia 425 14.50 Graham CountyArizona 1,804 14.48 Bannock CountyIdaho 4,826 14.48 Livingston CountyIllinois 2,116 14.48 Jefferson CountyPennsylvania 2,636 14.48 Potter CountyTexas 6,133 14.48 Northampton CountyVirginia 773 14.48 Chippewa CountyMichigan 2,007 14.47 Washington CountyOklahoma 2,980 14.47 Northumberland CountyPennsylvania 5,438 14.47 Juneau CountyWisconsin 1,562 14.47 Roscommon CountyMichigan 1,659 14.46 Essex CountyNew Jersey 45,883 14.45 Monroe CountyOhio 796 14.45 Iroquois CountyIllinois 1,636 14.44 Page CountyIowa 889 14.43 Mecklenburg CountyVirginia 1,933 14.43 Orleans CountyNew York 2,338 14.42 Jasper CountyTexas 1,969 14.41 Pecos CountyTexas 736 14.41 Nevada CountyArkansas 490 14.40 Mason CountyIllinois 823 14.40 LaSalle CountyIllinois 6,488 14.39 Macoupin CountyIllinois 2,509 14.39 Hancock CountyKentucky 509 14.39 Franklin CountyMaine 1,792 14.39 Onondaga CountyNew York 28,048 14.39 Harnett CountyNorth Carolina 6,997 14.39 Swain CountyNorth Carolina 840 14.39 Southampton CountyVirginia 991 14.39 Pleasants CountyWest Virginia 400 14.39 Calcasieu ParishLouisiana 11,071 14.38 Osceola CountyMichigan 1,305 14.38 Gila CountyArizona 3,341 14.37 Potter CountyPennsylvania 971 14.37 Screven CountyGeorgia 684 14.36 McNairy CountyTennessee 1,408 14.36 Navarro CountyTexas 2,655 14.36 Benton CountyWashington 11,014 14.36 Tuscarawas CountyOhio 5,472 14.35 Carroll CountyVirginia 1,791 14.34 Pulaski CountyKentucky 3,714 14.33 Wheeler CountyOregon 95 14.33 Floyd CountyGeorgia 5,254 14.32 Shelby CountyTexas 1,314 14.32 Obion CountyTennessee 1,791 14.31 Oceana CountyMichigan 1,463 14.28 Oklahoma CountyOklahoma 46,140 14.28 Colusa CountyCalifornia 1,065 14.26 Kent CountyDelaware 9,987 14.26 Hughes CountyOklahoma 571 14.26 Walker CountyAlabama 3,539 14.25 Jackson CountyOklahoma 1,389 14.21 Gladwin CountyMichigan 1,570 14.20 Somerset CountyPennsylvania 4,129 14.20 Monroe CountyWisconsin 2,596 14.20 Clay CountyAlabama 818 14.19 Jefferson ParishLouisiana 25,110 14.19 Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionConnecticut 16,781 14.18 Warren CountyMississippi 2,383 14.17 Williams CountyOhio 2,189 14.16 Craig CountyOklahoma 743 14.16 Belmont CountyOhio 3,743 14.15 Delaware CountyIndiana 6,526 14.14 Bourbon CountyKentucky 1,149 14.14 Stokes CountyNorth Carolina 2,740 14.14 Larue CountyKentucky 843 14.13 Pearl River CountyMississippi 3,034 14.12 Buchanan CountyMissouri 4,715 14.12 Duval CountyFlorida 57,145 14.11 La Paz CountyArizona 1,253 14.10 Mitchell CountyNorth Carolina 903 14.09 Stanislaus CountyCalifornia 24,842 14.08 McDonough CountyIllinois 1,656 14.08 Dinwiddie CountyVirginia 1,468 14.08 Orange CountyFlorida 71,616 14.07 Pulaski CountyGeorgia 462 14.07 Shiawassee CountyMichigan 3,884 14.06 Crockett CountyTennessee 772 14.05 Gonzales CountyTexas 1,076 14.05 Conway CountyArkansas 1,166 14.04 Traverse CountyMinnesota 198 14.04 Naugatuck Valley Planning RegionConnecticut 25,030 14.03 Crawford CountyMichigan 843 14.03 Mecosta CountyMichigan 2,288 14.03 Bedford CountyPennsylvania 2,772 14.03 Tuscola CountyMichigan 3,010 14.02 Cherokee CountySouth Carolina 3,065 14.02 Palo Pinto CountyTexas 1,535 14.02 Morris CountyTexas 706 14.01 Henry CountyAlabama 936 14.00 Miller CountyArkansas 2,284 14.00 Plaquemines ParishLouisiana 1,148 14.00 Orleans CountyVermont 1,651 14.00 Creek CountyOklahoma 3,891 13.98 Warren CountyIllinois 939 13.97 Cherokee CountyTexas 2,526 13.97 Trinity CountyTexas 843 13.97 Newport News cityVirginia 10,590 13.97 Jackson CountyWisconsin 1,145 13.97 Fayette CountyOhio 1,624 13.96 Pulaski CountyVirginia 2,007 13.95 Jefferson CountyAlabama 37,463 13.93 Jasper CountyMississippi 890 13.93 Bexar CountyTexas 103,073 13.92 Wilbarger CountyTexas 659 13.91 Crittenden CountyKentucky 494 13.90 Taylor CountyKentucky 1,396 13.90 Monroe CountyPennsylvania 8,417 13.90 Payette CountyIdaho 1,317 13.89 Scott CountyIndiana 1,339 13.89 Loving CountyTexas 5 13.89 Russell CountyKansas 430 13.88 Hawkins CountyTennessee 3,205 13.88 Chilton CountyAlabama 2,434 13.87 Grant CountyIndiana 3,712 13.87 Cass CountyIowa 802 13.85 Saluda CountySouth Carolina 1,040 13.85 Lynchburg cityVirginia 3,974 13.85 Marion CountyFlorida 22,116 13.84 New York CountyNew York 107,223 13.83 Seneca CountyOhio 3,056 13.83 Beaver CountyPennsylvania 9,957 13.83 Sawyer CountyWisconsin 1,179 13.83 Bureau CountyIllinois 1,936 13.82 Hudson CountyNew Jersey 40,836 13.82 Red River CountyTexas 690 13.82 Hamblen CountyTennessee 3,557 13.81 Appomattox CountyVirginia 906 13.80 Pittsylvania CountyVirginia 3,400 13.80 Holmes CountyFlorida 977 13.79 Berks CountyPennsylvania 22,281 13.78 Beltrami CountyMinnesota 2,466 13.77 Covington CountyAlabama 1,994 13.76 Waynesboro cityVirginia 1,324 13.76 Newton CountyGeorgia 5,574 13.75 St. Joseph CountyMichigan 3,246 13.75 Menard CountyIllinois 714 13.74 St. James ParishLouisiana 1,022 13.74 Herkimer CountyNew York 3,494 13.74 Trumbull CountyOhio 11,827 13.73 Washita CountyOklahoma 563 13.73 Greene CountyMississippi 524 13.72 Love CountyOklahoma 517 13.72 Bond CountyIllinois 858 13.71 White CountyTennessee 1,508 13.71 Iron CountyWisconsin 404 13.70 Morgan CountyColorado 1,510 13.69 Gulf CountyFlorida 794 13.69 Douglas CountyMissouri 642 13.69 Garfield CountyWashington 144 13.69 Cleveland CountyArkansas 382 13.68 Harrison CountyTexas 3,503 13.68 Fannin CountyGeorgia 1,553 13.67 Uintah CountyUtah 1,632 13.67 Hickman CountyKentucky 224 13.66 Worth CountyMissouri 109 13.66 Coosa CountyAlabama 573 13.64 Harrison CountyMissouri 418 13.64 Wayne CountyIllinois 934 13.63 Van Buren CountyMichigan 4,104 13.63 Summit CountyOhio 31,275 13.63 Scott CountyArkansas 535 13.62 Appanoose CountyIowa 682 13.62 Silver Bow CountyMontana 2,090 13.62 Greenwood CountySouth Carolina 3,781 13.62 Copper River Census AreaAlaska 156 13.61 Madison CountyKentucky 4,998 13.61 Ashe CountyNorth Carolina 1,633 13.61 Madison CountyIndiana 7,187 13.60 Columbia CountyArkansas 1,136 13.59 Wythe CountyVirginia 1,685 13.59 Jackson CountyColorado 86 13.56 Jackson CountyAlabama 2,871 13.55 Hampshire CountyWest Virginia 1,132 13.55 Sacramento CountyCalifornia 76,928 13.54 Charles Mix CountySouth Dakota 407 13.54 Ontonagon CountyMichigan 403 13.53 Delta CountyMichigan 2,150 13.52 Washington CountyPennsylvania 11,847 13.51 Huntingdon CountyPennsylvania 2,165 13.50 Madison CountyIllinois 14,753 13.49 Fulton CountyArkansas 648 13.48 Montgomery CountyOhio 31,021 13.48 Polk CountyTennessee 963 13.48 Deaf Smith CountyTexas 805 13.48 Boone CountyIllinois 2,581 13.47 Greenup CountyKentucky 1,966 13.47 Roane CountyTennessee 3,036 13.47 Sabine CountyTexas 602 13.47 Adams CountyIowa 206 13.46 Montmorency CountyMichigan 642 13.46 Breckinridge CountyKentucky 1,027 13.43 Lawrence CountyMissouri 1,973 13.43 Hill CountyMontana 836 13.43 Jackson CountyMichigan 8,325 13.42 Craven CountyNorth Carolina 5,565 13.42 Bay CountyMichigan 6,025 13.41 Missaukee CountyMichigan 771 13.41 Forsyth CountyNorth Carolina 20,884 13.41 Craig CountyVirginia 235 13.41 Glynn CountyGeorgia 4,640 13.40 Henry CountyMissouri 1,239 13.40 Tioga CountyPennsylvania 2,229 13.40 Grant CountyKentucky 1,237 13.39 Orange CountyTexas 4,263 13.39 Sandoval CountyNew Mexico 7,453 13.37 Alamance CountyNorth Carolina 9,145 13.36 Davidson CountyNorth Carolina 9,151 13.36 Mahaska CountyIowa 1,187 13.35 Gilliam CountyOregon 116 13.35 Berrien CountyMichigan 8,488 13.34 Hockley CountyTexas 1,074 13.33 Douglas CountyWashington 2,092 13.32 Glenn CountyCalifornia 1,299 13.31 Sutter CountyCalifornia 4,424 13.31 East Feliciana ParishLouisiana 870 13.31 Bates CountyMissouri 795 13.31 Dallas CountyMissouri 881 13.31 South Central Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut 30,291 13.30 Putnam CountyGeorgia 1,348 13.30 Vernon CountyMissouri 1,039 13.29 Fulton CountyPennsylvania 818 13.29 Cass CountyIllinois 682 13.28 Whiteside CountyIllinois 3,082 13.28 Jack CountyTexas 387 13.28 Kennebec CountyMaine 7,155 13.27 Rio Blanco CountyColorado 343 13.26 Effingham CountyIllinois 1,860 13.26 King and Queen CountyVirginia 373 13.26 Wood CountyWisconsin 4,234 13.26 Calhoun CountyMississippi 755 13.25 District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia 42,590 13.24 Schenectady CountyNew York 8,781 13.24 Bradford CountyPennsylvania 3,241 13.24 Baylor CountyTexas 205 13.24 Benton CountyMissouri 1,080 13.23 Harris CountyTexas 228,656 13.23 St. Clair CountyMichigan 8,802 13.21 Hall CountyTexas 153 13.21 Buena Vista cityVirginia 345 13.21 Ouachita CountyArkansas 1,133 13.19 Hopkins CountyKentucky 2,394 13.18 Texas CountyMissouri 1,256 13.18 Allen CountyOhio 5,395 13.18 Pawnee CountyOklahoma 791 13.18 Grundy CountyMissouri 504 13.17 Windham CountyVermont 2,589 13.17 Ringgold CountyIowa 246 13.16 Yancey CountyNorth Carolina 1,076 13.14 Choctaw CountyMississippi 453 13.13 Bell CountyTexas 18,193 13.13 Nottoway CountyVirginia 721 13.13 Clarke CountyIowa 525 13.12 Clark CountyNevada 111,140 13.12 Wharton CountyTexas 2,023 13.12 Gray CountyTexas 1,039 13.11 Hardin CountyTexas 2,851 13.11 Ashley CountyArkansas 943 13.10 Independence CountyArkansas 1,902 13.10 Hillsborough CountyFlorida 74,643 13.10 Lincoln CountyMontana 1,160 13.10 Coos CountyNew Hampshire 1,810 13.10 Hickman CountyTennessee 1,200 13.07 Pierce CountyGeorgia 979 13.06 Carlisle CountyKentucky 245 13.06 Waldo CountyMaine 2,282 13.06 Modoc CountyCalifornia 426 13.05 Pickaway CountyOhio 2,795 13.05 Gregg CountyTexas 6,176 13.05 Johnson CountyArkansas 1,310 13.04 Yuma CountyColorado 516 13.04 Hernando CountyFlorida 10,500 13.04 Knox CountyIndiana 1,970 13.04 Broward CountyFlorida 97,613 13.03 Stonewall CountyTexas 62 13.03 Douglas CountyGeorgia 6,683 13.02 Johnson CountyIllinois 538 13.02 Clinton CountyIowa 2,531 13.02 Hardeman CountyTexas 169 13.02 Los Angeles CountyCalifornia 441,054 13.01 Allen CountyKentucky 1,021 13.00 Lowndes CountyMississippi 2,967 13.00 Carroll CountyTennessee 1,464 13.00 Chester CountyTennessee 823 13.00 Calhoun CountyMichigan 6,943 12.99 Jasper CountySouth Carolina 1,613 12.99 Richmond CountyNew York 22,066 12.98 Waushara CountyWisconsin 1,341 12.98 Westmoreland CountyPennsylvania 20,024 12.97 Swisher CountyTexas 318 12.96 Barry CountyMissouri 1,729 12.94 Newberry CountySouth Carolina 1,970 12.94 Henry CountyTennessee 1,709 12.94 Aleutians East BoroughAlaska 129 12.93 Montcalm CountyMichigan 3,122 12.93 Henderson CountyTexas 4,213 12.92 Lynn CountyTexas 267 12.92 Lake CountyIndiana 24,979 12.91 Camden CountyNew Jersey 25,894 12.91 Capitol Planning RegionConnecticut 50,196 12.90 Edmonson CountyKentucky 639 12.90 Stark CountyOhio 20,039 12.90 Arkansas CountyArkansas 849 12.89 Vernon ParishLouisiana 2,286 12.88 Branch CountyMichigan 2,180 12.88 Dallas CountyArkansas 312 12.87 Vigo CountyIndiana 5,480 12.87 Ionia CountyMichigan 2,959 12.87 Iron CountyMichigan 689 12.87 Franklin CountyNorth Carolina 3,533 12.87 Haywood CountyNorth Carolina 3,445 12.87 Bowie CountyTexas 4,478 12.87 DeKalb CountyGeorgia 36,574 12.85 Clearwater CountyMinnesota 417 12.85 Lincoln CountyNebraska 1,874 12.85 Eddy CountyNew Mexico 2,986 12.85 Sullivan CountyTennessee 8,792 12.85 Victoria CountyTexas 4,386 12.85 Rock CountyWisconsin 8,565 12.85 Cherokee CountyKansas 992 12.84 Weakley CountyTennessee 1,704 12.84 Christian CountyKentucky 3,293 12.83 Marshall CountyOklahoma 736 12.81 Osage CountyOklahoma 2,187 12.81 Eastland CountyTexas 918 12.81 Cheyenne CountyNebraska 557 12.80 Livingston CountyKentucky 448 12.79 Livingston ParishLouisiana 6,569 12.79 Genesee CountyNew York 3,169 12.79 Shasta CountyCalifornia 9,135 12.78 Clallam CountyWashington 4,395 12.78 Wyandotte CountyKansas 7,822 12.77 Des Moines CountyIowa 2,194 12.76 Yadkin CountyNorth Carolina 1,901 12.76 Hood River CountyOregon 1,151 12.76 Clark CountyArkansas 1,039 12.75 Gates CountyNorth Carolina 538 12.75 Delaware CountyNew York 2,413 12.74 Morgan CountyMissouri 1,044 12.73 Hardin CountyOhio 1,491 12.73 Blaine CountyOklahoma 432 12.73 Staunton cityVirginia 1,446 12.73 Pike CountyPennsylvania 3,053 12.72 Lamar CountyTexas 2,548 12.70 Cecil CountyMaryland 5,096 12.69 Hunt CountyTexas 4,764 12.69 Fayette CountyIllinois 992 12.67 Delaware CountyPennsylvania 27,451 12.67 Richland CountyWisconsin 902 12.67 Simpson CountyMississippi 1,212 12.66 Edgefield CountySouth Carolina 1,204 12.66 Langlade CountyWisconsin 1,089 12.65 Bay CountyFlorida 9,623 12.64 Amelia CountyVirginia 668 12.64 Newton CountyArkansas 385 12.63 Crawford CountyIndiana 577 12.62 Caldwell CountyNorth Carolina 4,136 12.62 Clinton CountyOhio 2,086 12.62 Allegheny CountyPennsylvania 68,986 12.62 Carroll CountyIllinois 817 12.61 Cheboygan CountyMichigan 1,356 12.61 Rosebud CountyMontana 387 12.61 Upshur CountyTexas 1,938 12.61 Skamania CountyWashington 626 12.61 Burnett CountyWisconsin 894 12.61 Morgan CountyAlabama 6,145 12.60 Milam CountyTexas 1,266 12.60 Ramsey CountyNorth Dakota 652 12.57 Klickitat CountyWashington 1,229 12.57 St. Lucie CountyFlorida 16,515 12.55 Morgan CountyGeorgia 977 12.54 Todd CountyKentucky 556 12.54 Warren CountyPennsylvania 2,039 12.53 Cross CountyArkansas 817 12.52 Washington CountyFlorida 1,162 12.52 Accomack CountyVirginia 1,790 12.52 Price CountyWisconsin 822 12.52 Tulsa CountyOklahoma 33,556 12.50 Southeastern Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut 14,314 12.49 Shannon CountyMissouri 350 12.49 Chautauqua CountyKansas 164 12.47 Kent CountyRhode Island 9,070 12.47 Caroline CountyVirginia 1,457 12.47 Saline CountyMissouri 998 12.46 Montgomery CountyIowa 574 12.45 Tioga CountyNew York 2,516 12.45 Kershaw CountySouth Carolina 3,220 12.44 Irwin CountyGeorgia 463 12.43 Boundary CountyIdaho 601 12.43 Brown CountyIllinois 251 12.42 Cass CountyMichigan 2,620 12.42 Sandusky CountyOhio 3,038 12.42 Amherst CountyVirginia 1,577 12.42 Muscatine CountyIowa 2,131 12.41 Caldwell CountyKentucky 643 12.40 Jasper CountyGeorgia 720 12.39 Logan CountyKentucky 1,353 12.39 Granville CountyNorth Carolina 2,747 12.39 Washington CountyVirginia 2,740 12.39 Hancock CountyIllinois 930 12.38 Carroll CountyKentucky 506 12.38 Skagit CountyWashington 6,372 12.37 Walla Walla CountyWashington 2,894 12.37 Woodbury CountyIowa 4,993 12.33 Wheeler CountyTexas 228 12.33 West Feliciana ParishLouisiana 482 12.32 Bryan CountyOklahoma 2,246 12.32 Wayne CountyPennsylvania 2,503 12.32 Blount CountyAlabama 2,706 12.31 Pike CountyArkansas 507 12.31 Starke CountyIndiana 1,078 12.31 Franklin CountyArkansas 846 12.30 Marion CountyIndiana 48,782 12.30 Polk CountyArkansas 969 12.29 Anderson CountyTennessee 3,942 12.29 Coffee CountyAlabama 2,562 12.28 Lake CountyMontana 1,495 12.28 Tehama CountyCalifornia 3,009 12.27 Volusia CountyFlorida 29,132 12.27 Crawford CountyKansas 1,950 12.27 Washington CountyAlabama 696 12.26 Washington CountyOhio 3,050 12.26 Rusk CountyTexas 2,203 12.26 Tucker CountyWest Virginia 350 12.26 Clark CountyIllinois 808 12.25 Benton CountyOregon 4,691 12.25 Grainger CountyTennessee 1,172 12.25 Patrick CountyVirginia 955 12.25 Kenosha CountyWisconsin 8,279 12.24 Yolo CountyCalifornia 9,363 12.22 Giles CountyTennessee 1,431 12.22 Graham CountyNorth Carolina 404 12.20 Carroll CountyOhio 1,398 12.18 Goliad CountyTexas 341 12.18 Morgan CountyWest Virginia 878 12.18 Racine CountyWisconsin 9,633 12.18 Mohave CountyArizona 11,792 12.17 Audrain CountyMissouri 1,093 12.16 Delta CountyColorado 1,537 12.15 Rockdale CountyGeorgia 4,125 12.15 Putnam CountyWest Virginia 2,764 12.14 Habersham CountyGeorgia 1,947 12.13 Leake CountyMississippi 896 12.13 Marshall CountyIllinois 601 12.11 Shelby CountyIllinois 1,065 12.11 Pender CountyNorth Carolina 2,924 12.11 Lincoln CountyGeorgia 360 12.10 Madison CountyGeorgia 1,318 12.10 Smith CountyTennessee 922 12.10 Clark CountyWashington 23,395 12.10 Lemhi CountyIdaho 405 12.09 Lafayette ParishLouisiana 12,014 12.09 Lincoln CountyMississippi 1,575 12.09 Licking CountyOhio 8,255 12.09 Citrus CountyFlorida 8,423 12.08 Mason CountyMichigan 1,501 12.08 Lincoln CountyNew Mexico 1,133 12.08 Catawba CountyNorth Carolina 7,877 12.08 Bradley CountyTennessee 5,061 12.08 Scott CountyMississippi 1,167 12.07 Woods CountyOklahoma 421 12.07 Grimes CountyTexas 1,242 12.07 Pima CountyArizona 51,957 12.06 Wakulla CountyFlorida 1,470 12.06 Plymouth CountyMassachusetts 24,243 12.06 Oconee CountySouth Carolina 4,058 12.06 Meade CountyKentucky 1,300 12.04 Johnston CountyNorth Carolina 9,912 12.04 Page CountyVirginia 1,145 12.04 Franklin CountyKentucky 2,713 12.03 Atlantic CountyNew Jersey 13,074 12.03 Madison CountyNorth Carolina 1,010 12.03 Onslow CountyNorth Carolina 8,724 12.03 Hamilton CountyTexas 377 12.03 McLennan CountyTexas 11,540 12.03 Custer CountyOklahoma 1,296 12.02 Izard CountyArkansas 603 12.00 Manistee CountyMichigan 1,239 12.00 Clark CountyKentucky 1,791 11.99 Scotts Bluff CountyNebraska 1,809 11.99 Hamilton CountyOhio 42,214 11.99 Fulton CountyGeorgia 54,817 11.97 Gage CountyNebraska 1,097 11.97 Washington CountyNew York 2,903 11.97 Marion CountyMississippi 1,100 11.96 Garvin CountyOklahoma 1,196 11.96 Clay CountyArkansas 731 11.95 Henry CountyIllinois 2,420 11.94 Ingham CountyMichigan 13,918 11.94 Macomb CountyMichigan 42,558 11.94 Howard CountyTexas 1,424 11.94 Finney CountyKansas 1,575 11.93 Louisa CountyIowa 494 11.92 Hill CountyTexas 1,603 11.91 Adams CountyIllinois 3,304 11.90 Dauphin CountyPennsylvania 14,251 11.90 Kauai CountyHawaii 2,789 11.89 Jersey CountyIllinois 949 11.89 Grady CountyOklahoma 2,442 11.89 Trousdale CountyTennessee 435 11.89 North Slope BoroughAlaska 262 11.88 Warren CountyKentucky 6,440 11.88 Fall River CountySouth Dakota 409 11.88 Fredericksburg cityVirginia 1,359 11.88 Montgomery CountyArkansas 445 11.86 Major CountyOklahoma 379 11.84 Lebanon CountyPennsylvania 6,610 11.84 Switzerland CountyIndiana 461 11.83 Hillsdale CountyMichigan 2,113 11.83 Steuben CountyNew York 4,605 11.83 Fannin CountyTexas 1,513 11.83 Pierce CountyWashington 40,978 11.82 Parke CountyIndiana 707 11.81 Phelps CountyMissouri 2,084 11.81 Roosevelt CountyMontana 353 11.81 Howard CountyArkansas 610 11.80 Marquette CountyWisconsin 812 11.80 Black Hawk CountyIowa 6,334 11.79 Alcona CountyMichigan 603 11.79 Maries CountyMissouri 417 11.79 Tripp CountySouth Dakota 267 11.79 Tipton CountyTennessee 2,658 11.79 Midland CountyMichigan 4,078 11.78 Murray CountyOklahoma 586 11.78 Riverside CountyCalifornia 89,704 11.77 Chatham CountyGeorgia 14,019 11.76 Brown CountyTexas 1,762 11.76 Camden CountyGeorgia 2,471 11.75 Rawlins CountyKansas 137 11.75 Monroe CountyMississippi 1,607 11.75 Schoharie CountyNew York 1,462 11.75 Hot Spring CountyArkansas 1,421 11.74 Louisa CountyVirginia 1,786 11.74 Shoshone CountyIdaho 666 11.73 Lyman CountySouth Dakota 139 11.73 Green Lake CountyWisconsin 955 11.73 Gallatin CountyKentucky 381 11.72 Walker CountyGeorgia 3,062 11.70 Polk CountyMissouri 1,399 11.70 Susquehanna CountyPennsylvania 1,830 11.70 Nelson CountyVirginia 757 11.70 Craighead CountyArkansas 5,067 11.69 Douglas CountyWisconsin 2,214 11.69 Sanilac CountyMichigan 2,037 11.67 Lander CountyNevada 268 11.67 Salem CountyNew Jersey 2,904 11.67 Aransas CountyTexas 1,369 11.66 Roberts CountySouth Dakota 426 11.65 Prince George's CountyMaryland 40,125 11.64 Burleson CountyTexas 902 11.64 Walton CountyGeorgia 4,062 11.62 Bayfield CountyWisconsin 867 11.62 Franklin CountyVermont 2,276 11.61 Dunn CountyWisconsin 2,017 11.61 Adams CountyNorth Dakota 118 11.58 Bedford CountyTennessee 2,194 11.58 Lincoln CountyWisconsin 1,456 11.58 Minidoka CountyIdaho 904 11.57 Daviess CountyKentucky 4,761 11.57 Otsego CountyMichigan 1,272 11.57 McDonald CountyMissouri 985 11.57 Prairie CountyArkansas 377 11.56 Brown CountyKansas 430 11.56 Franklin CountyVirginia 2,600 11.56 Washburn CountyWisconsin 870 11.56 White CountyArkansas 3,342 11.55 Ward CountyTexas 502 11.55 Union CountyKentucky 592 11.54 Kent CountyMaryland 984 11.54 Mower CountyMinnesota 1,796 11.54 Erie CountyOhio 3,707 11.54 Mills CountyTexas 213 11.54 Rains CountyTexas 545 11.54 Polk CountyMinnesota 1,435 11.53 Lewis CountyNew York 1,264 11.53 Kittitas CountyWashington 2,258 11.52 Wrangell City and BoroughAlaska 105 11.51 Logan CountyOhio 2,252 11.51 Webster CountyIowa 1,799 11.50 Wallowa CountyOregon 385 11.47 Marshall CountyMississippi 1,467 11.46 Cherokee CountyAlabama 1,200 11.45 Tuscaloosa CountyAlabama 9,992 11.45 Bollinger CountyMissouri 445 11.45 Lorain CountyOhio 14,415 11.45 Georgetown CountySouth Carolina 3,044 11.45 Sebastian CountyArkansas 5,941 11.44 Lubbock CountyTexas 14,187 11.44 Campbell CountyVirginia 2,526 11.44 Colonial Heights cityVirginia 863 11.44 Leon CountyFlorida 13,792 11.43 Sullivan CountyIndiana 880 11.43 Harper CountyKansas 252 11.43 De Witt CountyIllinois 758 11.41 Union CountyPennsylvania 1,632 11.41 Thurston CountyWashington 13,368 11.41 Prentiss CountyMississippi 1,067 11.40 Isabella CountyMichigan 2,841 11.39 Wichita CountyTexas 5,574 11.39 Webster CountyKentucky 560 11.38 Waller CountyTexas 2,046 11.38 Chelan CountyWashington 3,509 11.38 Whatcom CountyWashington 10,519 11.38 Berkeley CountyWest Virginia 5,620 11.38 Lincoln CountyArkansas 400 11.37 Lenawee CountyMichigan 4,414 11.37 Jefferson CountyNebraska 354 11.37 Trimble CountyKentucky 372 11.35 Madison CountyNew York 2,897 11.33 Lyon CountyKentucky 375 11.31 Van Zandt CountyTexas 2,550 11.31 Sevier CountyUtah 836 11.31 Manassas Park cityVirginia 584 11.31 Radford cityVirginia 622 11.31 Bosque CountyTexas 844 11.30 Middlesex CountyVirginia 535 11.30 Allen CountyKansas 566 11.29 Montgomery CountyKansas 1,453 11.29 Pointe Coupee ParishLouisiana 925 11.28 Aiken CountySouth Carolina 7,742 11.28 Menard CountyTexas 94 11.28 Albany CountyNew York 14,953 11.27 Kit Carson CountyColorado 328 11.26 Jasper CountyIllinois 424 11.26 Randolph CountyIllinois 1,314 11.26 Wood CountyTexas 2,052 11.26 Jefferson CountyTennessee 2,402 11.25 Andrews CountyTexas 763 11.25 Logan CountyArkansas 953 11.23 Murray CountyGeorgia 1,713 11.23 Charles City CountyVirginia 331 11.23 Marshall CountyAlabama 4,034 11.22 Barron CountyWisconsin 2,201 11.22 Taney CountyMissouri 2,483 11.21 Frontier CountyNebraska 118 11.21 Catoosa CountyGeorgia 2,928 11.20 Northeastern Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut 4,382 11.19 Mackinac CountyMichigan 574 11.19 Rockland CountyNew York 11,560 11.19 Madison CountyOhio 1,719 11.19 Paulding CountyOhio 844 11.19 Stark CountyIllinois 256 11.18 Hart CountyGeorgia 1,178 11.17 Scott CountyIowa 8,119 11.17 Kimball CountyNebraska 171 11.17 Seneca CountyNew York 1,528 11.17 Suffolk cityVirginia 4,144 11.16 McCormick CountySouth Carolina 458 11.15 Marinette CountyWisconsin 2,078 11.15 Greene CountyIndiana 1,424 11.14 Huntington CountyIndiana 1,696 11.14 Ascension ParishLouisiana 5,207 11.13 Coffee CountyTennessee 2,536 11.13 Grayson CountyKentucky 1,087 11.12 Medina CountyTexas 1,942 11.11 Shenandoah CountyVirginia 1,975 11.11 Swift CountyMinnesota 459 11.10 Marion CountyMissouri 1,249 11.10 Newton CountyMissouri 2,451 11.10 Jefferson CountyWest Virginia 2,437 11.09 Florence CountyWisconsin 234 11.09 Orange CountyIndiana 886 11.08 Chouteau CountyMontana 245 11.08 Surry CountyVirginia 305 11.07 Ramsey CountyMinnesota 24,236 11.06 Newton CountyIndiana 617 11.04 Wayne CountyNew York 4,218 11.04 Stewart CountyTennessee 571 11.04 Simpson CountyKentucky 848 11.03 York CountyPennsylvania 19,864 11.02 Taylor CountyTexas 5,996 11.02 Alleghany CountyNorth Carolina 556 11.01 Schoolcraft CountyMichigan 420 10.99 Coryell CountyTexas 2,868 10.99 Pasco CountyFlorida 25,233 10.98 Baltimore CountyMaryland 36,243 10.98 Jeff Davis CountyTexas 93 10.98 Lassen CountyCalifornia 994 10.97 Moffat CountyColorado 581 10.96 Winchester cityVirginia 1,233 10.96 Mariposa CountyCalifornia 823 10.95 Owyhee CountyIdaho 465 10.95 Santa Fe CountyNew Mexico 7,594 10.95 Searcy CountyArkansas 334 10.94 Montezuma CountyColorado 1,193 10.93 Morrow CountyOhio 1,469 10.92 Lancaster CountyVirginia 597 10.92 St. Mary's CountyMaryland 4,553 10.91 Ector CountyTexas 6,808 10.91 Young CountyTexas 846 10.90 Crawford CountyMissouri 1,031 10.89 Cannon CountyTennessee 619 10.89 Greene CountyMissouri 14,334 10.88 Greene CountyTennessee 3,057 10.88 Yell CountyArkansas 875 10.87 Lewis CountyIdaho 168 10.87 Vanderburgh CountyIndiana 8,393 10.87 Owen CountyKentucky 463 10.87 Franklin CountyOhio 59,520 10.86 Pettis CountyMissouri 1,838 10.85 DeWitt CountyTexas 725 10.85 Tuolumne CountyCalifornia 2,473 10.84 Echols CountyGeorgia 131 10.84 Phelps CountyNebraska 414 10.84 Rutland CountyVermont 2,758 10.84 Washington CountyIndiana 1,191 10.83 Clay CountySouth Dakota 602 10.83 Ohio CountyKentucky 991 10.82 Lyon CountyNevada 2,534 10.82 Franklin CountyPennsylvania 6,818 10.82 Overton CountyTennessee 973 10.82 Elmore CountyAlabama 3,513 10.80 Alger CountyMichigan 377 10.80 Smith CountyMississippi 583 10.80 Cherokee CountyNorth Carolina 1,408 10.80 Lauderdale CountyAlabama 4,177 10.77 Montrose CountyColorado 1,887 10.77 Kane CountyIllinois 19,728 10.77 Rush CountyIndiana 716 10.77 Perry CountyPennsylvania 1,964 10.77 Perry CountyArkansas 413 10.76 Lincoln CountyColorado 212 10.76 Howard CountyIndiana 3,779 10.76 Trigg CountyKentucky 646 10.75 Walker CountyTexas 2,708 10.75 Wilkin CountyMinnesota 289 10.74 Oktibbeha CountyMississippi 2,287 10.74 Benewah CountyIdaho 427 10.73 Ballard CountyKentucky 335 10.73 Powell CountyMontana 252 10.73 Montgomery CountyMissouri 492 10.72 Avery CountyNorth Carolina 703 10.72 Kandiyohi CountyMinnesota 1,869 10.71 Orange CountyNew York 14,703 10.71 Hampshire CountyMassachusetts 6,610 10.70 Livingston CountyMissouri 591 10.70 Yates CountyNew York 973 10.70 Lee CountyTexas 719 10.70 Ogle CountyIllinois 2,213 10.69 Atchison CountyKansas 628 10.69 Calloway CountyKentucky 1,612 10.69 Oglethorpe CountyGeorgia 560 10.68 Moultrie CountyIllinois 622 10.68 Washoe CountyNevada 20,899 10.68 Runnels CountyTexas 406 10.68 Clark CountyWisconsin 1,355 10.68 Coconino CountyArizona 5,720 10.66 Stevens CountyMinnesota 409 10.66 Twin Falls CountyIdaho 3,612 10.65 Fremont CountyIowa 294 10.65 Talbot CountyMaryland 1,727 10.65 Chippewa CountyWisconsin 2,830 10.65 Mesa CountyColorado 6,869 10.64 Washington CountyIdaho 435 10.64 Hancock CountyMississippi 2,119 10.64 Huron CountyOhio 2,494 10.64 San Saba CountyTexas 223 10.64 Sussex CountyDelaware 10,962 10.62 Houston CountyGeorgia 6,597 10.61 Douglas CountyIllinois 830 10.61 Teller CountyColorado 1,193 10.60 Tippah CountyMississippi 836 10.59 Duchesne CountyUtah 711 10.59 Vermillion CountyIndiana 694 10.58 Anderson CountySouth Carolina 8,686 10.58 Ellis CountyOklahoma 153 10.57 Presque Isle CountyMichigan 667 10.56 Cass CountyMinnesota 1,348 10.56 Itasca CountyMinnesota 1,955 10.56 Hickory CountyMissouri 365 10.56 Plumas CountyCalifornia 850 10.55 Harris CountyGeorgia 1,333 10.55 Castro CountyTexas 256 10.55 Harrisonburg cityVirginia 1,829 10.55 Richland CountySouth Carolina 17,421 10.54 Rensselaer CountyNew York 6,977 10.53 Pulaski CountyArkansas 17,822 10.52 Butte CountyIdaho 107 10.52 Lincoln CountyNorth Carolina 3,752 10.52 Humboldt CountyIowa 445 10.51 Cascade CountyMontana 3,668 10.51 Lee CountyAlabama 7,133 10.50 Jefferson CountyKentucky 34,541 10.49 Sanders CountyMontana 572 10.49 Galveston CountyTexas 14,548 10.49 San Benito CountyCalifornia 2,116 10.48 Lapeer CountyMichigan 3,611 10.47 Clay CountyNorth Carolina 528 10.47 Spartanburg CountySouth Carolina 13,464 10.47 Transylvania CountyNorth Carolina 1,526 10.46 Whitfield CountyGeorgia 3,771 10.45 Grant CountyNorth Dakota 112 10.45 Jackson CountyNorth Carolina 1,894 10.43 Champaign CountyOhio 1,618 10.43 Portage CountyOhio 6,732 10.43 Martin CountyTexas 212 10.43 Henderson CountyIllinois 277 10.41 Fulton CountyIndiana 825 10.41 Neosho CountyKansas 658 10.41 Cooke CountyTexas 1,692 10.41 Johnson CountyNebraska 182 10.40 Grand Isle CountyVermont 320 10.40 St. Clair CountyAlabama 3,581 10.39 Madison CountyArkansas 663 10.39 Clay CountyIndiana 1,093 10.37 Pine CountyMinnesota 1,235 10.37 Kalamazoo CountyMichigan 11,012 10.36 Manitowoc CountyWisconsin 3,630 10.36 Clay CountyIowa 750 10.35 Fayette CountyTennessee 1,732 10.35 Cullman CountyAlabama 3,571 10.34 Huron CountyMichigan 1,431 10.34 Beadle CountySouth Dakota 774 10.34 Camden CountyNorth Carolina 408 10.33 Washington CountyVermont 2,632 10.33 Pickens CountyGeorgia 1,347 10.32 Seward CountyKansas 743 10.31 Crawford CountyWisconsin 687 10.31 Bossier ParishLouisiana 5,117 10.30 Pinal CountyArizona 16,173 10.29 Bourbon CountyKansas 594 10.29 Davie CountyNorth Carolina 1,737 10.29 Grant CountyWisconsin 2,049 10.29 Adair CountyIowa 335 10.28 Churchill CountyNevada 1,000 10.28 Dallas CountyTexas 99,931 10.28 Bath CountyVirginia 183 10.28 Jackson CountyIowa 853 10.27 Pottawattamie CountyIowa 3,856 10.27 Humphreys CountyTennessee 705 10.27 Jackson CountyMissouri 31,048 10.26 Snyder CountyPennsylvania 1,493 10.26 Logan CountyOklahoma 1,798 10.25 Cumberland CountyTennessee 2,814 10.25 Fisher CountyTexas 163 10.25 Madison CountyIdaho 1,307 10.23 Labette CountyKansas 824 10.23 Tama CountyIowa 688 10.22 Garland CountyArkansas 4,467 10.21 Marion CountyArkansas 745 10.21 Cowley CountyKansas 1,361 10.20 Winnebago CountyIowa 468 10.19 Shelby CountyMissouri 242 10.19 Columbia CountyPennsylvania 2,637 10.19 Coleman CountyTexas 329 10.19 White Pine CountyNevada 347 10.18 Juniata CountyPennsylvania 909 10.18 Solano CountyCalifornia 15,843 10.17 Washington CountyIllinois 582 10.17 Tazewell CountyIllinois 5,468 10.16 Tishomingo CountyMississippi 877 10.16 Noble CountyOklahoma 427 10.16 Brown CountyWisconsin 11,201 10.16 Miller CountyMissouri 1,018 10.15 Humboldt CountyNevada 710 10.15 Giles CountyVirginia 687 10.15 Matanuska-Susitna BoroughAlaska 4,022 10.14 Wayne CountyIowa 259 10.14 Kent CountyMichigan 25,849 10.14 Warren CountyVirginia 1,556 10.13 Rogers CountyOklahoma 3,616 10.12 George CountyMississippi 930 10.11 Yalobusha CountyMississippi 509 10.11 Northampton CountyPennsylvania 12,277 10.10 Buffalo CountyWisconsin 575 10.10 Polk CountyIowa 20,421 10.09 Carson CityNevada 2,385 10.08 Lancaster CountySouth Carolina 3,950 10.08 Whitman CountyWashington 1,810 10.08 Barrow CountyGeorgia 2,998 10.07 Nelson CountyKentucky 1,891 10.07 Lamar CountyMississippi 2,522 10.07 Poweshiek CountyIowa 784 10.06 Warren CountyNew York 3,023 10.06 Union CountyArkansas 1,520 10.05 LaPorte CountyIndiana 4,391 10.05 Henry CountyKentucky 618 10.05 Callahan CountyTexas 526 10.04 Honolulu CountyHawaii 33,816 10.03 Jefferson CountyIndiana 1,274 10.03 Osborne CountyKansas 161 10.01 Jones CountyIowa 811 10.00 Livingston CountyNew York 2,434 10.00 Nemaha CountyNebraska 281 9.99 Miami CountyIndiana 1,325 9.98 Greene CountyIowa 392 9.98 Newton CountyMississippi 768 9.98 Dodge CountyNebraska 1,484 9.98 Palm Beach CountyFlorida 59,511 9.97 Preble CountyOhio 1,668 9.96 Crawford CountyArkansas 2,289 9.95 Pipestone CountyMinnesota 395 9.95 Eau Claire CountyWisconsin 4,306 9.95 Mille Lacs CountyMinnesota 1,067 9.94 Payne CountyOklahoma 3,216 9.94 Orange CountyVermont 1,270 9.93 Adams CountyColorado 18,353 9.92 Henry CountyGeorgia 8,380 9.92 Bingham CountyIdaho 1,588 9.92 Monroe CountyMichigan 6,193 9.91 New Castle CountyDelaware 22,072 9.90 Sullivan CountyMissouri 202 9.90 Lake CountyFlorida 15,766 9.89 Santa Barbara CountyCalifornia 14,695 9.87 Decatur CountyIowa 301 9.87 Becker CountyMinnesota 1,422 9.87 Pondera CountyMontana 221 9.87 Charlottesville cityVirginia 1,942 9.86 Greene CountyVirginia 780 9.86 St. Joseph CountyIndiana 10,545 9.85 Lincoln CountyWashington 459 9.85 Tarrant CountyTexas 75,734 9.84 Norman CountyMinnesota 263 9.83 Keokuk CountyIowa 399 9.82 Webster CountyMissouri 1,350 9.82 Bailey CountyTexas 221 9.82 Shawano CountyWisconsin 1,656 9.81 Marshall CountyIowa 1,524 9.80 Little River CountyArkansas 469 9.79 McLean CountyIllinois 6,755 9.78 Daviess CountyMissouri 300 9.77 Foster CountyNorth Dakota 148 9.77 Lexington CountySouth Carolina 11,805 9.77 Alexander CountyNorth Carolina 1,356 9.76 Pope CountyIllinois 133 9.75 Perry CountyMissouri 714 9.75 Sedgwick CountyKansas 19,963 9.74 Worcester CountyMaryland 2,321 9.74 Tate CountyMississippi 1,044 9.74 Foard CountyTexas 41 9.74 Wabash CountyIndiana 1,221 9.73 Ulster CountyNew York 7,110 9.73 Clackamas CountyOregon 15,830 9.73 Vilas CountyWisconsin 1,058 9.73 St. Louis CountyMinnesota 8,382 9.72 Canyon CountyIdaho 8,047 9.71 Gooding CountyIdaho 535 9.71 Mercer CountyKentucky 887 9.71 Panola CountyTexas 824 9.71 San Francisco CountyCalifornia 35,182 9.70 Martin CountyMinnesota 857 9.69 Knox CountyOhio 2,271 9.69 Mineral CountyColorado 42 9.68 Mercer CountyIllinois 621 9.68 Faribault CountyMinnesota 597 9.68 Lee CountyMississippi 3,080 9.68 Kitsap CountyWashington 10,381 9.68 Musselshell CountyMontana 206 9.67 Adams CountyNebraska 1,247 9.67 Garden CountyNebraska 80 9.67 Dodge CountyWisconsin 3,454 9.67 McCracken CountyKentucky 2,637 9.66 Cape Girardeau CountyMissouri 3,144 9.66 Upton CountyTexas 128 9.66 McLean CountyKentucky 348 9.65 Lafayette CountyMissouri 1,200 9.65 Otsego CountyNew York 2,178 9.63 Rockbridge CountyVirginia 919 9.62 Dolores CountyColorado 119 9.61 Hardin CountyKentucky 4,180 9.61 Jackson CountyMississippi 5,480 9.61 Hamilton CountyTennessee 14,540 9.61 Caldwell CountyTexas 1,512 9.61 Calaveras CountyCalifornia 1,718 9.60 Washington CountyOregon 22,303 9.60 Champaign CountyIllinois 8,037 9.59 Sumner CountyKansas 861 9.59 St. Charles ParishLouisiana 1,785 9.59 Kaufman CountyTexas 4,766 9.59 Tom Green CountyTexas 4,421 9.59 Lafayette CountyWisconsin 641 9.59 Morrill CountyNebraska 181 9.58 Fremont CountyIdaho 431 9.57 Knox CountyMaine 1,720 9.57 Windsor CountyVermont 2,380 9.57 Lucas CountyIowa 351 9.56 Will CountyIllinois 23,044 9.55 Henry CountyIndiana 1,763 9.55 Knox CountyTexas 120 9.55 Cass CountyIndiana 1,424 9.54 Brunswick CountyNorth Carolina 6,147 9.54 Montague CountyTexas 777 9.54 Lamoille CountyVermont 1,090 9.54 Pope CountyArkansas 2,295 9.53 Van Buren CountyIowa 276 9.52 Alfalfa CountyOklahoma 180 9.52 Grant CountyOklahoma 148 9.52 Westchester CountyNew York 35,200 9.51 Cabarrus CountyNorth Carolina 7,636 9.50 Butler CountyOhio 13,776 9.49 Butler CountyPennsylvania 7,615 9.49 Maui CountyHawaii 5,261 9.48 Wyandot CountyOhio 859 9.48 Washington CountyColorado 196 9.47 White CountyGeorgia 987 9.47 Logan CountyKansas 117 9.45 Webster CountyNebraska 142 9.45 Colorado CountyTexas 716 9.45 Brevard CountyFlorida 23,786 9.44 Montgomery CountyIndiana 1,466 9.44 Macon CountyNorth Carolina 1,708 9.44 Pike CountyIndiana 471 9.43 Cleveland CountyOklahoma 10,875 9.43 Montgomery CountyTennessee 7,954 9.43 Culpeper CountyVirginia 1,752 9.43 Roger Mills CountyOklahoma 134 9.42 Schuyler CountyIllinois 257 9.41 Knox CountyTennessee 18,563 9.41 Mercer CountyMissouri 121 9.39 Taylor CountyWisconsin 746 9.39 Freeborn CountyMinnesota 1,209 9.38 Lyon CountyMinnesota 936 9.36 West Baton Rouge ParishLouisiana 971 9.34 Gasconade CountyMissouri 564 9.34 Sheridan CountyNebraska 198 9.33 Marathon CountyWisconsin 5,305 9.33 Calhoun CountyIowa 362 9.32 Delaware CountyIowa 669 9.32 Phillips CountyColorado 173 9.31 Emery CountyUtah 319 9.31 Hinsdale CountyColorado 44 9.30 Antrim CountyMichigan 1,026 9.30 Hancock CountyOhio 2,939 9.30 Van Buren CountyArkansas 661 9.29 Santa Cruz CountyCalifornia 9,002 9.29 Bonneville CountyIdaho 4,028 9.29 Buena Vista CountyIowa 701 9.29 Lincoln CountyTennessee 1,356 9.29 Santa Rosa CountyFlorida 6,611 9.28 Essex CountyNew York 1,489 9.28 Kanabec CountyMinnesota 600 9.27 Watonwan CountyMinnesota 400 9.27 Grenada CountyMississippi 791 9.27 Marquette CountyMichigan 2,580 9.25 Koochiching CountyMinnesota 528 9.25 Wyoming CountyNew York 1,504 9.25 Gilmer CountyGeorgia 1,165 9.24 Defiance CountyOhio 1,420 9.24 Grundy CountyIllinois 1,893 9.23 Owen CountyIndiana 794 9.23 Buncombe CountyNorth Carolina 9,478 9.23 Trempealeau CountyWisconsin 1,149 9.23 Toole CountyMontana 168 9.22 Douglas CountyNebraska 21,672 9.22 Valley CountyNebraska 168 9.22 Dewey CountyOklahoma 147 9.22 Lampasas CountyTexas 751 9.22 Winnebago CountyWisconsin 6,631 9.22 Paulding CountyGeorgia 5,396 9.21 Coke CountyTexas 137 9.20 Sterling CountyTexas 37 9.20 Menominee CountyMichigan 920 9.19 Monongalia CountyWest Virginia 4,078 9.19 Norton CountyKansas 176 9.18 Jasper CountyIowa 1,351 9.16 Palo Alto CountyIowa 342 9.15 Elmore CountyIdaho 991 9.14 Jessamine CountyKentucky 1,796 9.14 Stearns CountyMinnesota 5,572 9.14 Hubbard CountyMinnesota 811 9.13 Valley CountyMontana 270 9.13 Power CountyIdaho 247 9.12 Eaton CountyMichigan 4,115 9.12 Mercer CountyNew Jersey 12,903 9.12 Smith CountyTexas 7,452 9.12 Clarke CountyGeorgia 4,934 9.11 Cerro Gordo CountyIowa 1,769 9.11 Hempstead CountyArkansas 678 9.10 Ketchikan Gateway BoroughAlaska 511 9.09 Geary CountyKansas 1,253 9.09 Durham CountyNorth Carolina 12,595 9.09 New Hanover CountyNorth Carolina 9,301 9.09 Snohomish CountyWashington 28,348 9.09 Seminole CountyFlorida 16,837 9.08 McCulloch CountyTexas 279 9.08 Jay CountyIndiana 722 9.07 Henderson CountyNorth Carolina 4,575 9.07 Doddridge CountyWest Virginia 219 9.07 Trinity CountyCalifornia 487 9.06 San Diego CountyCalifornia 104,911 9.05 Carteret CountyNorth Carolina 2,824 9.05 Polk CountyWisconsin 1,704 9.05 Jennings CountyIndiana 972 9.03 Columbia CountyNew York 2,357 9.03 Polk CountyNorth Carolina 788 9.03 Woodward CountyOklahoma 733 9.03 Cleburne CountyArkansas 943 9.02 Fairfield CountyOhio 5,411 9.02 Sheboygan CountyWisconsin 4,460 9.02 Boyle CountyKentucky 1,064 9.01 Waupaca CountyWisconsin 2,017 9.01 Hall CountyGeorgia 6,417 9.00 Lumpkin CountyGeorgia 1,022 8.99 Pamlico CountyNorth Carolina 470 8.99 Grayson CountyTexas 4,793 8.99 Piute CountyUtah 51 8.99 Chaffee CountyColorado 826 8.98 Charles CountyMaryland 5,408 8.98 Dickinson CountyMichigan 1,061 8.96 Moore CountyTennessee 236 8.95 Renville CountyMinnesota 533 8.94 Howard CountyMissouri 310 8.94 Sauk CountyWisconsin 2,453 8.94 Brazos CountyTexas 7,899 8.93 Yellowstone CountyMontana 6,175 8.91 Allen CountyIndiana 13,706 8.89 Perry CountyIndiana 689 8.89 Linn CountyMissouri 427 8.89 Dickson CountyTennessee 1,875 8.89 Pennington CountySouth Dakota 4,060 8.88 Gordon CountyGeorgia 1,849 8.87 Jackson CountyIndiana 1,573 8.86 Pickens CountySouth Carolina 4,551 8.85 Alachua CountyFlorida 9,970 8.84 Lake CountyIllinois 22,694 8.84 Banks CountyGeorgia 599 8.83 Daviess CountyIndiana 1,022 8.83 Osage CountyKansas 562 8.83 Saline CountyKansas 1,969 8.83 Turner CountySouth Dakota 312 8.83 Alleghany CountyVirginia 555 8.82 Big Stone CountyMinnesota 192 8.81 Anchorage MunicipalityAlaska 9,497 8.80 Linn CountyIowa 8,361 8.80 Deschutes CountyOregon 7,321 8.80 Jefferson CountyWashington 1,421 8.80 Petersburg BoroughAlaska 116 8.79 Stephens CountyTexas 313 8.79 Iron CountyUtah 1,728 8.79 Monterey CountyCalifornia 11,594 8.78 Ochiltree CountyTexas 330 8.78 Washington CountyTexas 1,342 8.78 La Crosse CountyWisconsin 4,438 8.78 Clay CountyMinnesota 2,274 8.77 Minnehaha CountySouth Dakota 7,225 8.77 Jefferson CountyWisconsin 3,023 8.77 Autauga CountyAlabama 1,974 8.76 Lawrence CountyIndiana 1,679 8.76 Henry CountyIowa 667 8.76 Lancaster CountyPennsylvania 18,433 8.76 Fond du Lac CountyWisconsin 3,770 8.76 Walton CountyFlorida 2,857 8.75 Putnam CountyMissouri 164 8.75 Ontario CountyNew York 4,172 8.75 Guadalupe CountyTexas 5,511 8.75 Southeast Fairbanks Census AreaAlaska 202 8.74 El Paso CountyColorado 24,743 8.74 Pinellas CountyFlorida 37,002 8.74 Alameda CountyCalifornia 51,780 8.73 Pike CountyMissouri 563 8.73 Columbia CountyWisconsin 2,116 8.73 Shawnee CountyKansas 6,494 8.71 St. Tammany ParishLouisiana 8,993 8.71 Norfolk CountyMassachusetts 24,504 8.71 Benton CountyMinnesota 1,436 8.71 Taylor CountyIowa 215 8.70 Boone CountyArkansas 1,323 8.69 Washington CountyIowa 786 8.69 Cimarron CountyOklahoma 61 8.69 Leon CountyTexas 569 8.69 Hall CountyNebraska 2,115 8.67 Marshall CountyKentucky 1,139 8.66 Barry CountyMichigan 2,115 8.66 Pepin CountyWisconsin 264 8.66 Clay CountyFlorida 7,072 8.65 Wise CountyTexas 2,125 8.64 Davidson CountyTennessee 27,113 8.62 Putnam CountyTennessee 2,850 8.62 Middlesex CountyMassachusetts 54,324 8.61 Darke CountyOhio 1,836 8.61 Newport CountyRhode Island 3,116 8.61 Franklin CountyTennessee 1,472 8.61 Addison CountyVermont 1,260 8.61 Baxter CountyArkansas 1,658 8.60 Garfield CountyColorado 1,984 8.60 Kenai Peninsula BoroughAlaska 2,051 8.58 Gentry CountyMissouri 206 8.58 Meagher CountyMontana 77 8.58 Ashland CountyOhio 1,772 8.58 San Juan CountyColorado 31 8.56 Woodson CountyKansas 105 8.56 Callaway CountyMissouri 1,386 8.55 Pembina CountyNorth Dakota 253 8.55 Perkins CountySouth Dakota 107 8.53 Lincoln CountyMissouri 1,910 8.52 Ray CountyMissouri 771 8.52 Mecklenburg CountyNorth Carolina 38,786 8.52 Fayette CountyKentucky 11,730 8.51 Custer CountyMontana 429 8.51 Lac qui Parle CountyMinnesota 245 8.50 Butte CountySouth Dakota 359 8.49 Oconto CountyWisconsin 1,411 8.49 Adair CountyMissouri 756 8.48 Scurry CountyTexas 503 8.48 Wagoner CountyOklahoma 2,590 8.47 Kodiak Island BoroughAlaska 390 8.46 Alpine CountyCalifornia 40 8.46 Marion CountyIowa 1,135 8.46 Elk CountyKansas 91 8.46 Benton CountyIndiana 293 8.45 Austin CountyTexas 1,029 8.45 Tompkins CountyNew York 3,654 8.44 Sullivan CountyPennsylvania 214 8.44 Washington CountyTennessee 4,744 8.44 Bryan CountyGeorgia 1,332 8.42 Kearny CountyKansas 115 8.42 Noble CountyOhio 386 8.42 Lawrence CountySouth Dakota 995 8.42 Sagadahoc CountyMaine 1,360 8.41 Lake CountyMinnesota 423 8.41 Miner CountySouth Dakota 77 8.41 Audubon CountyIowa 212 8.40 York CountyMaine 7,573 8.39 Lancaster CountyNebraska 11,086 8.39 Glasscock CountyTexas 37 8.39 Maricopa CountyArizona 142,229 8.38 Hardin CountyIowa 587 8.37 Houghton CountyMichigan 1,193 8.37 Custer CountyNebraska 373 8.37 Granite CountyMontana 115 8.36 Pontotoc CountyMississippi 975 8.35 Goshen CountyWyoming 422 8.35 Wilson CountyKansas 293 8.34 Barnstable CountyMassachusetts 8,591 8.34 Hancock CountyMaine 2,083 8.33 Denver CountyColorado 27,365 8.30 Monona CountyIowa 323 8.30 Pennington CountyMinnesota 512 8.30 Redwood CountyMinnesota 511 8.30 Elko CountyNevada 1,623 8.30 Ottawa CountyKansas 197 8.29 Platte CountyWyoming 321 8.28 Dade CountyGeorgia 510 8.26 Floyd CountyIowa 547 8.26 Monroe CountyIowa 247 8.26 Cottonwood CountyMinnesota 385 8.26 Dakota CountyNebraska 603 8.26 Emmons CountyNorth Dakota 125 8.25 Lee CountyFlorida 26,323 8.24 Clinton CountyIllinois 1,192 8.24 Fayette CountyIowa 676 8.24 Knox CountyMissouri 100 8.24 Red Willow CountyNebraska 366 8.24 Burt CountyNebraska 236 8.23 Richland CountyNorth Dakota 557 8.23 Dearborn CountyIndiana 1,656 8.22 Macon CountyMissouri 489 8.22 Salem cityVirginia 832 8.21 Cumberland CountyIllinois 342 8.18 Butler CountyIowa 481 8.17 Camden CountyMissouri 1,402 8.17 Holt CountyNebraska 332 8.17 McClain CountyOklahoma 1,309 8.17 Weld CountyColorado 9,795 8.16 Knox CountyNebraska 264 8.16 Green CountyWisconsin 1,274 8.16 Guthrie CountyIowa 374 8.15 Coffey CountyKansas 289 8.15 Davison CountySouth Dakota 710 8.15 King CountyWashington 75,651 8.15 Calhoun CountyArkansas 129 8.14 Jerome CountyIdaho 667 8.14 Ravalli CountyMontana 1,528 8.14 Kendall CountyIllinois 3,618 8.13 Crow Wing CountyMinnesota 2,340 8.13 Union CountyNew Jersey 16,394 8.13 Dorchester CountySouth Carolina 5,003 8.13 Concho CountyTexas 69 8.13 Hamilton CountyIowa 513 8.12 Thayer CountyNebraska 169 8.12 King William CountyVirginia 578 8.12 Brazoria CountyTexas 10,641 8.11 Hopkins CountyTexas 1,125 8.11 Wayne CountyUtah 88 8.11 Limestone CountyAlabama 3,243 8.10 Warren CountyMissouri 1,087 8.10 Reno CountyKansas 2,050 8.09 Emmet CountyIowa 317 8.08 Shelby CountyKentucky 1,442 8.08 Clark CountyMissouri 183 8.08 Prince George CountyVirginia 1,028 8.08 Hot Springs CountyWyoming 168 8.08 Jackson CountyGeorgia 2,177 8.07 Rabun CountyGeorgia 574 8.07 Union CountyMississippi 807 8.07 Wayne CountyOhio 3,568 8.07 Gregory CountySouth Dakota 132 8.07 Caldwell CountyMissouri 289 8.05 Tipton CountyIndiana 503 8.03 Grand Traverse CountyMichigan 3,180 8.03 Miami CountyOhio 3,580 8.03 Sac CountyIowa 341 8.02 Scott CountyKentucky 1,774 8.02 Door CountyWisconsin 1,152 8.01 Iowa CountyWisconsin 797 8.01 Effingham CountyGeorgia 1,885 8.00 Hancock CountyIowa 369 8.00 Lincoln CountyNevada 130 8.00 Shelby CountyOhio 1,503 8.00 Amador CountyCalifornia 1,284 7.99 Ventura CountyCalifornia 22,222 7.99 Aitkin CountyMinnesota 554 7.99 Nodaway CountyMissouri 670 7.99 Sevier CountyTennessee 3,132 7.99 Howard CountyNebraska 199 7.98 Fulton CountyOhio 1,347 7.98 Bartow CountyGeorgia 3,161 7.97 Anderson CountyKentucky 757 7.97 Delta CountyTexas 167 7.97 Madison CountyAlabama 12,936 7.96 Dubuque CountyIowa 3,230 7.96 Charlevoix CountyMichigan 975 7.96 Pope CountyMinnesota 397 7.96 Henrico CountyVirginia 10,791 7.96 Chugach Census AreaAlaska 213 7.95 Northwest Hills Planning RegionConnecticut 3,737 7.95 Clay CountyTexas 336 7.95 Blue Earth CountyMinnesota 2,158 7.94 Adams CountyPennsylvania 3,207 7.94 Phillips CountyKansas 173 7.93 Warren CountyNew Jersey 3,562 7.93 Vernon CountyWisconsin 965 7.92 Yavapai CountyArizona 8,611 7.91 Fountain CountyIndiana 542 7.91 Waseca CountyMinnesota 592 7.89 Monroe CountyMissouri 273 7.89 Towns CountyGeorgia 458 7.87 Hennepin CountyMinnesota 42,082 7.87 Carroll CountyMissouri 271 7.87 Isle of Wight CountyVirginia 1,214 7.87 Calhoun CountyIllinois 96 7.86 St. Louis CountyMissouri 32,611 7.86 Madison CountyVirginia 424 7.86 Lewis and Clark CountyMontana 2,406 7.85 Moore CountyNorth Carolina 3,360 7.85 Manatee CountyFlorida 13,195 7.83 Lee CountyGeorgia 936 7.83 Dutchess CountyNew York 9,021 7.83 Washtenaw CountyMichigan 11,670 7.82 Pulaski CountyMissouri 1,283 7.81 Missoula CountyMontana 4,032 7.81 Caribou CountyIdaho 189 7.78 Colfax CountyNebraska 283 7.78 Linn CountyKansas 334 7.77 DeKalb CountyMissouri 293 7.76 Dawson CountyGeorgia 840 7.75 Bastrop CountyTexas 2,724 7.75 Greene CountyNew York 1,406 7.73 Throckmorton CountyTexas 53 7.73 Lonoke CountyArkansas 2,148 7.72 Pocahontas CountyIowa 238 7.72 Lincoln CountyMaine 1,250 7.72 Greene CountyOhio 5,207 7.72 Keweenaw CountyMichigan 84 7.71 Fergus CountyMontana 401 7.71 Cape May CountyNew Jersey 3,419 7.71 Worth CountyIowa 246 7.70 Portage CountyWisconsin 2,283 7.70 Fremont CountyWyoming 1,141 7.70 Sullivan CountyNew Hampshire 1,237 7.69 Middlesex CountyNew Jersey 23,462 7.68 Contra Costa CountyCalifornia 31,571 7.67 Dallam CountyTexas 182 7.67 Grant CountyArkansas 533 7.66 Inyo CountyCalifornia 607 7.66 Shelby CountyIowa 381 7.65 Franklin CountyIdaho 372 7.64 Wright CountyIowa 409 7.64 Franklin CountyMissouri 3,231 7.64 Chittenden CountyVermont 5,385 7.64 Loup CountyNebraska 19 7.63 Faulkner CountyArkansas 3,724 7.62 Robertson CountyTennessee 2,116 7.62 Oakland CountyMichigan 40,259 7.61 Greenville CountySouth Carolina 16,426 7.61 Orange CountyCalifornia 81,628 7.60 Allamakee CountyIowa 458 7.60 Moniteau CountyMissouri 439 7.60 Dawes CountyNebraska 257 7.60 Centre CountyPennsylvania 4,484 7.60 Iowa CountyIowa 520 7.59 Union CountyNorth Carolina 6,235 7.58 Dukes CountyMassachusetts 557 7.57 Phillips CountyMontana 134 7.57 Indian River CountyFlorida 5,195 7.56 Riley CountyKansas 2,052 7.56 Chippewa CountyMinnesota 393 7.56 Archer CountyTexas 260 7.56 Motley CountyTexas 36 7.56 Arapahoe CountyColorado 19,169 7.55 Lake CountyOhio 7,573 7.55 Wilson CountyTexas 1,343 7.55 Sheridan CountyNorth Dakota 51 7.54 Sweetwater CountyWyoming 1,272 7.54 Gilpin CountyColorado 231 7.51 Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning RegionConnecticut 5,523 7.50 Todd CountyMinnesota 754 7.50 Canadian CountyOklahoma 4,312 7.50 Grand CountyUtah 335 7.50 Dane CountyWisconsin 18,424 7.50 Shelby CountyIndiana 1,359 7.49 Harford CountyMaryland 7,514 7.49 Bucks CountyPennsylvania 18,541 7.49 Emmet CountyMichigan 1,093 7.48 Johnson CountyMissouri 1,545 7.47 Iredell CountyNorth Carolina 5,521 7.47 Morgan CountyIndiana 2,067 7.46 Nicollet CountyMinnesota 968 7.46 Moore CountyTexas 543 7.46 Madison CountyMississippi 3,212 7.45 Flagler CountyFlorida 3,740 7.44 Cassia CountyIdaho 613 7.44 Llano CountyTexas 760 7.44 Sanpete CountyUtah 651 7.44 Kimble CountyTexas 138 7.43 Clermont CountyOhio 6,254 7.42 Bland CountyVirginia 174 7.42 Monroe CountyFlorida 2,565 7.41 Hutchinson CountyTexas 514 7.40 Gwinnett CountyGeorgia 23,868 7.39 Judith Basin CountyMontana 67 7.39 Deuel CountyNebraska 61 7.39 Montour CountyPennsylvania 568 7.39 Gloucester CountyVirginia 1,117 7.39 Ida CountyIowa 221 7.38 Rutherford CountyTennessee 9,286 7.38 Clark CountyIndiana 3,626 7.37 Benzie CountyMichigan 550 7.37 Okaloosa CountyFlorida 6,188 7.36 Union CountyGeorgia 811 7.36 Orange CountyVirginia 1,080 7.36 Walworth CountyWisconsin 3,122 7.36 Beaverhead CountyMontana 303 7.35 Keith CountyNebraska 290 7.35 Maury CountyTennessee 3,032 7.35 Charlotte CountyFlorida 6,413 7.34 Crawford CountyIowa 457 7.34 Bandera CountyTexas 656 7.34 Fillmore CountyMinnesota 632 7.33 DeSoto CountyMississippi 5,085 7.33 Ellis CountyTexas 5,045 7.33 Fayette CountyTexas 722 7.33 Bartholomew CountyIndiana 2,415 7.32 Strafford CountyNew Hampshire 3,782 7.32 Floyd CountyIndiana 2,280 7.31 Rice CountyMinnesota 1,707 7.31 King George CountyVirginia 722 7.31 Nevada CountyCalifornia 3,058 7.30 Putnam CountyIndiana 1,021 7.30 Nobles CountyMinnesota 561 7.30 Dawson CountyNebraska 656 7.30 Floyd CountyVirginia 485 7.29 La Plata CountyColorado 1,689 7.28 DuPage CountyIllinois 25,442 7.28 Horry CountySouth Carolina 10,943 7.28 Clinton CountyMissouri 599 7.27 Comanche CountyTexas 392 7.27 Auglaize CountyOhio 1,375 7.26 Lavaca CountyTexas 608 7.26 Sonoma CountyCalifornia 13,814 7.25 Coweta CountyGeorgia 4,008 7.25 Nez Perce CountyIdaho 1,250 7.25 Franklin CountyIowa 296 7.25 Berkeley CountySouth Carolina 6,551 7.25 Kootenai CountyIdaho 5,002 7.24 Lincoln CountyIdaho 133 7.24 Putnam CountyIllinois 179 7.24 Woodford CountyKentucky 777 7.23 Jefferson CountyMissouri 6,289 7.23 Pierce CountyNorth Dakota 133 7.23 Johnson CountyTexas 4,589 7.23 Carroll CountyIowa 632 7.22 Montgomery CountyMaryland 27,978 7.21 Franklin CountyNebraska 93 7.21 Cumberland CountyPennsylvania 7,586 7.21 Gibson CountyIndiana 947 7.20 Rock CountyMinnesota 285 7.20 Itawamba CountyMississippi 664 7.20 Putnam CountyOhio 948 7.20 Schuyler CountyMissouri 90 7.19 Carter CountyMontana 43 7.18 Outagamie CountyWisconsin 5,548 7.18 Greenlee CountyArizona 247 7.17 Nassau CountyFlorida 2,730 7.16 Clayton CountyIowa 530 7.16 Chariton CountyMissouri 190 7.16 Texas CountyOklahoma 492 7.16 Queen Anne's CountyMaryland 1,404 7.15 Carlton CountyMinnesota 999 7.15 Morrison CountyMinnesota 991 7.15 Sibley CountyMinnesota 421 7.15 Buffalo CountyNebraska 1,405 7.15 Merrimack CountyNew Hampshire 4,319 7.15 Frederick CountyMaryland 7,267 7.14 Wells CountyNorth Dakota 129 7.13 Wallace CountyKansas 47 7.12 O'Brien CountyIowa 412 7.11 Monroe CountyGeorgia 740 7.10 Cumberland CountyMaine 9,228 7.10 Lipscomb CountyTexas 78 7.08 Pierce CountyNebraska 202 7.07 Jo Daviess CountyIllinois 733 7.06 Allegan CountyMichigan 3,178 7.06 Goodhue CountyMinnesota 1,385 7.06 Grant CountyMinnesota 178 7.06 Stutsman CountyNorth Dakota 655 7.05 Bullitt CountyKentucky 2,210 7.03 Olmsted CountyMinnesota 4,676 7.02 Midland CountyTexas 4,707 7.02 Meeker CountyMinnesota 641 7.01 Otter Tail CountyMinnesota 1,766 7.01 Larimer CountyColorado 10,605 7.00 Plymouth CountyIowa 720 6.99 Manassas cityVirginia 982 6.99 McHenry CountyNorth Dakota 158 6.98 Juneau City and BoroughAlaska 916 6.97 Sierra CountyCalifornia 84 6.97 Kingfisher CountyOklahoma 393 6.97 Ottawa CountyOhio 1,260 6.96 Martin CountyIndiana 273 6.95 Spencer CountyKentucky 491 6.95 Codington CountySouth Dakota 859 6.95 Kerr CountyTexas 1,547 6.95 Bonner CountyIdaho 1,361 6.94 Ford CountyKansas 816 6.93 Montgomery CountyTexas 16,287 6.92 Butler CountyKansas 1,729 6.91 Kenton CountyKentucky 4,672 6.91 Carbon CountyMontana 326 6.91 Hutchinson CountySouth Dakota 203 6.90 Fort Bend CountyTexas 19,400 6.90 Franklin CountyTexas 272 6.90 Gaines CountyTexas 487 6.90 Chesapeake cityVirginia 6,376 6.90 Grafton CountyNew Hampshire 2,489 6.89 Brown CountySouth Dakota 1,128 6.89 Barnes CountyNorth Dakota 334 6.88 York CountySouth Carolina 7,669 6.87 San Luis Obispo CountyCalifornia 7,469 6.86 Elkhart CountyIndiana 4,922 6.86 Baldwin CountyAlabama 6,480 6.85 Clearwater CountyIdaho 244 6.85 McHenry CountyIllinois 7,953 6.84 Cooper CountyMissouri 422 6.84 Mitchell CountyIowa 306 6.83 Ripley CountyIndiana 774 6.82 Anderson CountyKansas 224 6.81 Kingman CountyKansas 210 6.80 Lincoln CountyKansas 83 6.80 Spencer CountyIndiana 542 6.79 Boone CountyMissouri 5,101 6.79 Cameron ParishLouisiana 138 6.78 Van Wert CountyOhio 790 6.78 Meade CountySouth Dakota 800 6.78 Franklin CountyKansas 697 6.77 Wood CountyOhio 3,662 6.76 Anoka CountyMinnesota 9,188 6.75 Burnet CountyTexas 1,323 6.75 Holt CountyMissouri 116 6.74 Day CountySouth Dakota 158 6.74 Oneida CountyWisconsin 1,130 6.74 Tooele CountyUtah 1,552 6.73 Greene CountyGeorgia 527 6.72 Flathead CountyMontana 2,929 6.72 Box Elder CountyUtah 1,286 6.72 Clay CountyNebraska 166 6.71 York CountyNebraska 375 6.71 Harper CountyOklahoma 84 6.69 Randall CountyTexas 3,731 6.69 Island CountyWashington 2,377 6.69 Hitchcock CountyNebraska 75 6.67 Western Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut 15,481 6.66 Tippecanoe CountyIndiana 4,956 6.66 Loudon CountyTennessee 1,562 6.66 Weber CountyUtah 6,154 6.66 Isanti CountyMinnesota 1,056 6.65 Lincoln CountyMinnesota 162 6.65 Martin CountyFlorida 4,504 6.64 Murray CountyMinnesota 239 6.64 Morton CountyKansas 63 6.63 Sitka City and BoroughAlaska 232 6.62 Madison CountyNebraska 937 6.62 Northumberland CountyVirginia 360 6.62 Gloucester CountyNew Jersey 7,373 6.60 Medina CountyOhio 4,776 6.59 Pulaski CountyIndiana 322 6.58 Whitley CountyIndiana 916 6.58 Warren CountyIowa 1,331 6.58 Watauga CountyNorth Carolina 1,395 6.58 Sumner CountyTennessee 5,032 6.56 Red Lake CountyMinnesota 108 6.55 Grand Forks CountyNorth Dakota 2,033 6.55 Buchanan CountyIowa 533 6.54 Cheyenne CountyColorado 49 6.52 Anne Arundel CountyMaryland 14,583 6.52 McLeod CountyMinnesota 975 6.51 Fairbanks North Star BoroughAlaska 2,351 6.50 Suffolk CountyNew York 33,283 6.50 Yoakum CountyTexas 170 6.50 Woodford CountyIllinois 955 6.49 Daggett CountyUtah 17 6.49 Virginia Beach cityVirginia 11,673 6.49 Niobrara CountyWyoming 74 6.49 Park CountyMontana 535 6.48 Chambers CountyTexas 1,073 6.48 Davis CountyIowa 205 6.47 Clay CountyMissouri 6,535 6.47 Hughes CountySouth Dakota 473 6.47 Moody CountySouth Dakota 162 6.47 Gem CountyIdaho 476 6.43 Clinton CountyIndiana 796 6.42 Osceola CountyIowa 167 6.41 Barton CountyKansas 655 6.41 Lyon CountyKansas 854 6.41 Cook CountyMinnesota 173 6.41 Steele CountyMinnesota 962 6.41 Ocean CountyNew Jersey 15,492 6.41 Reagan CountyTexas 67 6.41 Roanoke CountyVirginia 2,512 6.40 Pershing CountyNevada 118 6.39 Saratoga CountyNew York 6,384 6.39 Stark CountyNorth Dakota 844 6.39 Calumet CountyWisconsin 1,341 6.39 Boise CountyIdaho 225 6.38 Box Butte CountyNebraska 289 6.37 Bedford CountyVirginia 2,084 6.37 Winona CountyMinnesota 1,291 6.36 Wheatland CountyMontana 55 6.36 Dickey CountyNorth Dakota 124 6.35 Le Sueur CountyMinnesota 729 6.34 Richardson CountyNebraska 226 6.34 Jefferson CountyMontana 309 6.32 Marshall CountyTennessee 839 6.32 Carbon CountyWyoming 372 6.32 Warren CountyIndiana 212 6.31 Marion CountyKansas 296 6.31 Cobb CountyGeorgia 18,495 6.30 Columbia CountyGeorgia 3,282 6.30 Cedar CountyIowa 475 6.30 Washington CountyRhode Island 3,278 6.30 Spotsylvania CountyVirginia 3,233 6.30 Howard CountyIowa 231 6.29 Ste. Genevieve CountyMissouri 447 6.28 Stone CountyMissouri 827 6.28 Christian CountyMissouri 2,149 6.27 Campbell CountyKentucky 2,454 6.26 Lewis CountyMissouri 201 6.25 Montgomery CountyPennsylvania 20,838 6.25 Shackelford CountyTexas 83 6.25 Frederick CountyVirginia 2,145 6.25 White CountyIndiana 616 6.24 Mills CountyIowa 334 6.24 Cherry CountyNebraska 139 6.24 Johnson CountyIowa 3,867 6.22 Pawnee CountyNebraska 67 6.22 Noble CountyIndiana 1,116 6.21 Stanton CountyKansas 51 6.20 Schleicher CountyTexas 57 6.20 Augusta CountyVirginia 1,901 6.20 Blount CountyTennessee 3,371 6.19 Stillwater CountyMontana 239 6.18 Hillsborough CountyNew Hampshire 10,362 6.18 Monroe CountyIndiana 3,594 6.17 Charleston CountySouth Carolina 10,835 6.17 El Dorado CountyCalifornia 4,662 6.16 Gunnison CountyColorado 487 6.16 Oneida CountyIdaho 119 6.16 Henry CountyOhio 692 6.16 Belknap CountyNew Hampshire 1,605 6.15 Clay CountyKansas 223 6.14 Bon Homme CountySouth Dakota 149 6.14 Sanborn CountySouth Dakota 57 6.14 Liberty CountyMontana 42 6.13 Converse CountyWyoming 350 6.13 Boyd CountyNebraska 48 6.12 Harrison CountyIowa 367 6.11 Cole CountyMissouri 1,874 6.10 Cheshire CountyNew Hampshire 1,862 6.10 Wake CountyNorth Carolina 27,193 6.10 Piatt CountyIllinois 417 6.09 Adams CountyIndiana 751 6.08 Brown CountyIndiana 407 6.08 Merrick CountyNebraska 195 6.07 Chesterfield CountyVirginia 8,316 6.07 Clinton CountyMichigan 1,898 6.06 Wilson CountyTennessee 3,430 6.06 Gosper CountyNebraska 47 6.05 Cass CountyNorth Dakota 4,937 6.05 Mitchell CountyKansas 155 6.04 Bristol CountyRhode Island 1,171 6.03 Erath CountyTexas 987 6.03 Cherokee CountyIowa 306 6.02 Trego CountyKansas 81 6.02 Nantucket CountyMassachusetts 304 6.02 Chatham CountyNorth Carolina 1,942 6.02 Ward CountyNorth Dakota 1,704 6.02 Yankton CountySouth Dakota 589 6.02 Archuleta CountyColorado 355 6.01 Johnson CountyIndiana 3,697 6.01 Bottineau CountyNorth Dakota 162 6.01 Saline CountyNebraska 310 6.00 Broadwater CountyMontana 173 5.99 Platte CountyNebraska 802 5.99 Lake CountyColorado 177 5.98 Arthur CountyNebraska 11 5.98 DeKalb CountyIndiana 1,016 5.97 Dundy CountyNebraska 48 5.97 Doniphan CountyKansas 159 5.96 Yellow Medicine CountyMinnesota 238 5.96 Uinta CountyWyoming 446 5.96 Dixon CountyNebraska 133 5.95 Eddy CountyNorth Dakota 68 5.95 McMullen CountyTexas 10 5.95 Steuben CountyIndiana 818 5.94 Brewster CountyTexas 293 5.94 Juab CountyUtah 223 5.94 Rush CountyKansas 82 5.93 Cass CountyMissouri 2,508 5.93 Williams CountyNorth Dakota 908 5.93 Travis CountyTexas 33,274 5.93 Natrona CountyWyoming 1,975 5.93 Kosciusko CountyIndiana 1,877 5.91 LaMoure CountyNorth Dakota 101 5.90 Napa CountyCalifornia 2,927 5.89 Custer CountyColorado 144 5.88 Harrison CountyIndiana 891 5.88 Brown CountyNebraska 71 5.88 Kenedy CountyTexas 1 5.88 Mason CountyTexas 91 5.87 Wahkiakum CountyWashington 119 5.87 Brown CountyMinnesota 641 5.86 Towner CountyNorth Dakota 56 5.85 Washington CountyArkansas 5,552 5.82 Jasper CountyIndiana 732 5.82 Dallas CountyIowa 2,375 5.81 Yakutat City and BoroughAlaska 12 5.80 Porter CountyIndiana 3,945 5.80 Collier CountyFlorida 9,311 5.79 Rice CountyKansas 214 5.79 Grant CountySouth Dakota 173 5.79 Boone CountyKentucky 2,908 5.78 Kossuth CountyIowa 375 5.77 Ottawa CountyMichigan 6,321 5.75 Boulder CountyColorado 7,756 5.74 Cheatham CountyTennessee 912 5.73 Santa Clara CountyCalifornia 37,459 5.72 Jackson CountyMinnesota 253 5.72 Hamilton CountyNebraska 200 5.72 Nance CountyNebraska 77 5.72 Atchison CountyMissouri 131 5.71 Nelson CountyNorth Dakota 74 5.71 Pratt CountyKansas 200 5.68 Campbell CountySouth Dakota 40 5.68 Rockingham CountyVirginia 1,819 5.68 Burleigh CountyNorth Dakota 2,289 5.67 Sutton CountyTexas 70 5.66 Mathews CountyVirginia 213 5.65 Marshall CountyIndiana 980 5.64 Wells CountyIndiana 641 5.64 Renville CountyNorth Dakota 52 5.64 Somervell CountyTexas 201 5.64 James City CountyVirginia 1,768 5.64 Kewaunee CountyWisconsin 468 5.64 McIntosh CountyNorth Dakota 67 5.63 Rich CountyUtah 46 5.63 Rappahannock CountyVirginia 161 5.63 Posey CountyIndiana 577 5.62 Marshall CountyKansas 230 5.61 Kiowa CountyKansas 53 5.59 Sargent CountyNorth Dakota 97 5.59 Harlan CountyNebraska 67 5.58 Highland CountyVirginia 56 5.58 Jerauld CountySouth Dakota 46 5.56 Hays CountyTexas 5,255 5.56 Saline CountyArkansas 2,750 5.55 Prince William CountyVirginia 8,581 5.55 Ellis CountyKansas 674 5.53 Harvey CountyKansas 746 5.53 Currituck CountyNorth Carolina 633 5.51 Cedar CountyNebraska 188 5.50 McCook CountySouth Dakota 122 5.50 Dickinson CountyKansas 437 5.49 Meade CountyKansas 82 5.48 Scott CountyKansas 120 5.48 San Juan CountyWashington 490 5.48 Powder River CountyMontana 39 5.47 Chester CountyPennsylvania 11,067 5.47 Leavenworth CountyKansas 1,621 5.45 Andrew CountyMissouri 380 5.45 Williamsburg cityVirginia 271 5.45 Laramie CountyWyoming 2,318 5.45 Sarasota CountyFlorida 11,171 5.44 Jewell CountyKansas 69 5.44 Lake CountySouth Dakota 251 5.42 Crane CountyTexas 90 5.41 New Kent CountyVirginia 489 5.41 Madison CountyIowa 358 5.40 Douglas CountyMinnesota 937 5.38 Walworth CountySouth Dakota 129 5.38 Hartley CountyTexas 88 5.38 Jackson CountyKansas 274 5.37 Pierce CountyWisconsin 847 5.37 Douglas CountyNevada 1,128 5.35 St. Croix CountyWisconsin 1,966 5.35 Placer CountyCalifornia 8,306 5.34 Cloud CountyKansas 196 5.34 Howard CountyMaryland 6,412 5.34 Mountrail CountyNorth Dakota 205 5.34 Chase CountyKansas 61 5.33 Wabasha CountyMinnesota 487 5.33 Furnas CountyNebraska 107 5.33 Douglas CountyKansas 2,659 5.32 Beaver CountyOklahoma 90 5.31 Bristol Bay BoroughAlaska 15 5.30 Benton CountyIowa 536 5.30 Sumter CountyFlorida 3,543 5.29 Dare CountyNorth Carolina 872 5.29 Sully CountySouth Dakota 33 5.29 Carroll CountyMaryland 3,354 5.28 Roseau CountyMinnesota 318 5.25 Antelope CountyNebraska 141 5.25 Decatur CountyIndiana 551 5.24 Wabaunsee CountyKansas 137 5.24 Wichita CountyKansas 46 5.24 Orange CountyNorth Carolina 2,957 5.24 Fluvanna CountyVirginia 535 5.22 Ralls CountyMissouri 206 5.20 Bremer CountyIowa 503 5.19 Alexandria cityVirginia 3,902 5.18 Fillmore CountyNebraska 123 5.16 Ransom CountyNorth Dakota 119 5.16 Donley CountyTexas 62 5.15 Grand CountyColorado 332 5.14 Ada CountyIdaho 10,113 5.14 Calvert CountyMaryland 1,721 5.14 Routt CountyColorado 544 5.12 Comanche CountyKansas 42 5.12 Butler CountyNebraska 181 5.12 Rankin CountyMississippi 3,045 5.11 Millard CountyUtah 218 5.11 Fauquier CountyVirginia 1,342 5.11 Brookings CountySouth Dakota 688 5.10 Jefferson CountyColorado 12,215 5.09 Rooks CountyKansas 109 5.09 Bergen CountyNew Jersey 17,978 5.09 Jefferson CountyIdaho 503 5.08 Monroe CountyIllinois 703 5.08 Graham CountyKansas 60 5.08 Chisago CountyMinnesota 1,080 5.08 Otoe CountyNebraska 326 5.08 Sarpy CountyNebraska 3,693 5.08 Bear Lake CountyIdaho 117 5.07 Chickasaw CountyIowa 252 5.06 Salt Lake CountyUtah 21,094 5.06 Logan CountyNorth Dakota 39 5.05 Aleutians West Census AreaAlaska 49 5.02 Livingston CountyMichigan 3,803 5.02 Greeley CountyNebraska 47 4.99 Aurora CountySouth Dakota 52 4.99 Parker CountyTexas 2,708 4.99 Ellsworth CountyKansas 116 4.98 Washington CountyKansas 118 4.98 Monmouth CountyNew Jersey 12,466 4.98 Custer CountySouth Dakota 201 4.98 Washakie CountyWyoming 170 4.98 Edwards CountyKansas 59 4.97 Spink CountySouth Dakota 122 4.97 Grundy CountyIowa 252 4.96 Harding CountyNew Mexico 14 4.96 Beaufort CountySouth Carolina 3,897 4.95 Wayne CountyNebraska 186 4.94 Burlington CountyNew Jersey 8,685 4.93 Shelby CountyAlabama 4,206 4.92 Lake of the Woods CountyMinnesota 82 4.92 Clear Creek CountyColorado 221 4.90 Blanco CountyTexas 245 4.90 Big Horn CountyWyoming 213 4.89 Walsh CountyNorth Dakota 217 4.88 Latah CountyIdaho 782 4.87 Griggs CountyNorth Dakota 46 4.86 Carroll CountyArkansas 539 4.85 Dakota CountyMinnesota 8,289 4.83 Hamilton CountyNew York 102 4.83 Burke CountyNorth Dakota 45 4.83 Hanover CountyVirginia 2,027 4.82 Marin CountyCalifornia 4,963 4.81 Osage CountyMissouri 249 4.81 Scotland CountyMissouri 74 4.80 Story CountyIowa 1,856 4.79 Sherman CountyNebraska 62 4.79 Kittson CountyMinnesota 84 4.78 Cache CountyUtah 2,057 4.77 Hayes CountyNebraska 17 4.76 Haakon CountySouth Dakota 32 4.75 Marshall CountyMinnesota 177 4.73 Nassau CountyNew York 21,478 4.71 Smith CountyKansas 74 4.69 Washington CountyUtah 3,135 4.69 Polk CountyNebraska 96 4.66 Hood CountyTexas 1,164 4.66 Washington CountyWisconsin 2,633 4.66 Teton CountyMontana 114 4.65 Ozaukee CountyWisconsin 1,753 4.64 Franklin CountyIndiana 422 4.62 Montgomery CountyVirginia 1,696 4.62 Pike CountyGeorgia 299 4.60 Denton CountyTexas 15,953 4.60 Boone CountyIowa 502 4.59 Scott CountyMinnesota 2,486 4.58 Fayette CountyGeorgia 1,990 4.56 Comal CountyTexas 3,081 4.55 Chase CountyNebraska 65 4.52 Union CountySouth Dakota 322 4.52 Parmer CountyTexas 144 4.52 Williamson CountyTexas 10,899 4.51 Sherman CountyKansas 106 4.50 Stafford CountyVirginia 2,309 4.50 Sherburne CountyMinnesota 1,571 4.49 Blaine CountyIdaho 440 4.48 Rockwall CountyTexas 1,771 4.48 San Mateo CountyCalifornia 11,807 4.47 Waukesha CountyWisconsin 7,451 4.47 St. Johns CountyFlorida 4,854 4.46 Saunders CountyNebraska 392 4.44 Traill CountyNorth Dakota 147 4.43 Davis CountyUtah 5,077 4.43 Carroll CountyNew Hampshire 975 4.41 Dickinson CountyIowa 381 4.40 Nuckolls CountyNebraska 80 4.40 Perkins CountyNebraska 51 4.39 Hemphill CountyTexas 60 4.39 Cuming CountyNebraska 165 4.36 Washington CountyMinnesota 4,499 4.35 Elbert CountyColorado 419 4.34 Leelanau CountyMichigan 409 4.33 Mercer CountyOhio 705 4.33 LaGrange CountyIndiana 553 4.32 Morris CountyKansas 108 4.32 Beaver CountyUtah 103 4.32 Goochland CountyVirginia 432 4.31 Kendall CountyTexas 740 4.29 Utah CountyUtah 8,373 4.28 Carroll CountyIndiana 343 4.27 Pottawatomie CountyKansas 387 4.26 Banner CountyNebraska 11 4.26 Warren CountyOhio 3,846 4.26 Custer CountyIdaho 82 4.24 McPherson CountySouth Dakota 38 4.24 Platte CountyMissouri 1,827 4.22 Geauga CountyOhio 1,501 4.22 Lafayette CountyMississippi 777 4.20 Treasure CountyMontana 16 4.19 Boone CountyNebraska 92 4.18 Union CountyOhio 982 4.18 Divide CountyNorth Dakota 39 4.17 Fairfax CountyVirginia 17,203 4.17 Hettinger CountyNorth Dakota 46 4.16 Ouray CountyColorado 104 4.14 Thomas CountyKansas 128 4.13 Slope CountyNorth Dakota 14 4.12 McLean CountyNorth Dakota 175 4.11 Hansford CountyTexas 75 4.11 Edmunds CountySouth Dakota 65 4.09 Madison CountyMontana 151 4.08 Idaho CountyIdaho 267 4.07 Sweet Grass CountyMontana 61 4.07 Wright CountyMinnesota 2,144 4.06 Benton CountyArkansas 4,359 4.05 Garfield CountyUtah 82 4.05 Union CountyIndiana 115 4.03 Weston CountyWyoming 111 4.03 Richland CountyMontana 181 4.02 Houston CountyMinnesota 324 4.01 Hand CountySouth Dakota 55 4.01 Seward CountyNebraska 266 4.00 Park CountyColorado 335 3.97 Ohio CountyIndiana 102 3.97 Briscoe CountyTexas 22 3.96 Hancock CountyIndiana 1,271 3.94 Decatur CountyKansas 54 3.93 Stanton CountyNebraska 90 3.93 Gillespie CountyTexas 443 3.93 Mercer CountyNorth Dakota 141 3.92 Stafford CountyKansas 62 3.88 Delaware CountyOhio 3,124 3.88 Childress CountyTexas 84 3.86 Holmes CountyOhio 513 3.85 Boone CountyIndiana 1,070 3.83 Park CountyWyoming 505 3.83 Carson CountyTexas 88 3.82 Albemarle CountyVirginia 1,723 3.82 Cass CountyNebraska 402 3.81 Irion CountyTexas 23 3.80 Storey CountyNevada 71 3.79 Warrick CountyIndiana 928 3.76 Washington CountyNebraska 314 3.74 Cherokee CountyGeorgia 3,678 3.71 Republic CountyKansas 74 3.71 Dodge CountyMinnesota 297 3.70 Lincoln CountyWyoming 291 3.70 Clark CountyKansas 30 3.69 Albany CountyWyoming 613 3.69 Pawnee CountyKansas 88 3.64 Wibaux CountyMontana 17 3.63 Morris CountyNew Jersey 6,967 3.63 Clark CountyIdaho 9 3.57 Logan CountyNebraska 11 3.54 Eagle CountyColorado 737 3.52 Morton CountyNorth Dakota 476 3.52 San Miguel CountyColorado 139 3.48 Rockingham CountyNew Hampshire 4,385 3.46 Somerset CountyNew Jersey 4,481 3.46 Los Alamos CountyNew Mexico 283 3.45 Ness CountyKansas 40 3.44 Garfield CountyMontana 14 3.44 Rock CountyNebraska 20 3.44 Dubois CountyIndiana 601 3.42 Arlington CountyVirginia 3,783 3.39 Cheyenne CountyKansas 40 3.37 Daniels CountyMontana 24 3.35 Garfield CountyNebraska 25 3.33 Oldham CountyTexas 21 3.33 York CountyVirginia 881 3.33 Hendricks CountyIndiana 2,189 3.32 Armstrong CountyTexas 25 3.32 Bowman CountyNorth Dakota 41 3.31 Brule CountySouth Dakota 64 3.31 Hodgeman CountyKansas 22 3.30 Kingsbury CountySouth Dakota 67 3.30 Lyon CountyIowa 146 3.29 Sheridan CountyWyoming 445 3.29 Kidder CountyNorth Dakota 37 3.28 Barber CountyKansas 59 3.27 Gallatin CountyMontana 1,609 3.22 Winneshiek CountyIowa 263 3.21 Loudoun CountyVirginia 4,506 3.20 Hyde CountySouth Dakota 17 3.18 Broomfield CountyColorado 979 3.17 Nemaha CountyKansas 128 3.16 Mono CountyCalifornia 174 3.15 St. Charles CountyMissouri 4,996 3.15 Jefferson CountyKansas 229 3.10 Putnam CountyNew York 1,085 3.10 McKenzie CountyNorth Dakota 182 3.08 Carver CountyMinnesota 1,233 3.06 Wheeler CountyNebraska 11 3.06 Sioux CountyIowa 383 3.05 Collin CountyTexas 12,177 3.04 Eureka CountyNevada 19 3.02 Sussex CountyNew Jersey 1,724 3.01 Miami CountyKansas 405 2.99 Sheridan CountyMontana 44 2.99 Lincoln CountySouth Dakota 791 2.97 Gove CountyKansas 34 2.90 Hunterdon CountyNew Jersey 1,447 2.88 Kane CountyUtah 92 2.88 Stevens CountyKansas 51 2.85 Dunn CountyNorth Dakota 43 2.84 Denali BoroughAlaska 15 2.81 Fallon CountyMontana 32 2.79 Cavalier CountyNorth Dakota 43 2.79 Lane CountyKansas 20 2.76 Golden Valley CountyMontana 10 2.76 Dawson CountyMontana 102 2.75 Kearney CountyNebraska 75 2.75 Stanley CountySouth Dakota 35 2.75 Adams CountyIdaho 48 2.74 Hamilton CountyKansas 21 2.73 Botetourt CountyVirginia 357 2.72 Oldham CountyKentucky 607 2.70 Haines BoroughAlaska 24 2.67 Oconee CountyGeorgia 388 2.64 Clarke CountyVirginia 149 2.64 Campbell CountyWyoming 467 2.61 Haskell CountyKansas 36 2.60 Steele CountyNorth Dakota 19 2.60 Deuel CountySouth Dakota 46 2.56 Valley CountyIdaho 96 2.54 Sheridan CountyKansas 26 2.54 Thomas CountyNebraska 8 2.52 Fairfax cityVirginia 231 2.52 Hamilton CountyIndiana 3,302 2.48 Teton CountyIdaho 112 2.45 Skagway MunicipalityAlaska 11 2.44 Forsyth CountyGeorgia 2,116 2.44 McPherson CountyKansas 287 2.36 Oliver CountyNorth Dakota 17 2.34 Clark CountySouth Dakota 31 2.34 Sherman CountyTexas 19 2.26 Potter CountySouth Dakota 23 2.25 Hamlin CountySouth Dakota 48 2.20 Sioux CountyNebraska 10 2.19 Johnson CountyKansas 5,226 2.14 Williamson CountyTennessee 1,898 2.09 Summit CountyColorado 255 2.07 Gray CountyKansas 43 2.07 Douglas CountySouth Dakota 23 2.06 Grant CountyNebraska 6 2.03 Grant CountyKansas 47 1.98 Roberts CountyTexas 6 1.98 Douglas CountyColorado 2,646 1.94 Powhatan CountyVirginia 212 1.90 Hanson CountySouth Dakota 21 1.85 Falls Church cityVirginia 110 1.82 Poquoson cityVirginia 84 1.80 Greeley CountyKansas 9 1.72 Summit CountyUtah 249 1.72 Jones CountySouth Dakota 6 1.69 Johnson CountyWyoming 62 1.58 Pitkin CountyColorado 133 1.47 Marshall CountySouth Dakota 24 1.46 Wasatch CountyUtah 165 1.38 Keya Paha CountyNebraska 4 1.22 Teton CountyWyoming 110 1.17 Faulk CountySouth Dakota 8 0.96 Sublette CountyWyoming 33 0.89 Borden CountyTexas 2 0.84 Harding CountySouth Dakota 3 0.61 McPherson CountyNebraska 1 0.51 Petroleum CountyMontana 1 0.50 Morgan CountyUtah 15 0.42 Crook CountyWyoming 11 0.38 McCone CountyMontana 3 0.37 Camas CountyIdaho 1 0.29 Kalawao CountyHawaii - - Blaine CountyNebraska - - Hooker CountyNebraska - - Billings CountyNorth Dakota - - Crockett CountyTexas - - King CountyTexas - - Terrell CountyTexas - - From the map, it’s clear that parts of the rural South, especially in states like Mississippi, Georgia, and Kentucky, stand out with counties where more than one in five households use SNAP. Oglala Lakota County, SD, and Kusilvak Census Area, AK, top the chart with participation rates over 40%. As well, Puerto Rico stands out with some of the highest participation rates, reflecting deep economic challenges on the island and its reliance on food assistance programs. SNAP Benefits in the Spotlight SNAP usage surged during the pandemic as emergency allotments were expanded. However, as of 2023, many of those benefits have been rolled back, even as inflation remains elevated and food prices continue to climb. The average SNAP recipient now receives around $6 per day, which is down significantly from peak pandemic support levels. This change is placing increased pressure on food banks and low-income households, especially in areas with already high participation rates. Why SNAP Participation Matters Economically Beyond supporting individual households, SNAP plays a quiet but critical role in local economies. In rural or lower-income counties, food stamps help drive sales at grocery stores and small retailers. A reduction in benefits doesn’t just impact those receiving aid, it can lead to broader declines in local economic activity. As SNAP cuts ripple outward, affected communities may face declines in consumer spending and heightened food insecurity. It’s a stark reminder that social safety nets also function as economic stabilizers, especially in regions already facing extreme poverty. Learn More on the Voronoi App What percentage of American food is processed? See this visualization on Voronoi to find out.

See more visuals like this on the Voronoi app. Use This Visualization Ranked: The Cities Americans Are Moving To This was originally posted on our Voronoi app. Download the app for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Key Takeaways With 33% of new residents coming from other states, Las Vegas leads the nation in relative inflow. Other Sun Belt cities like Mesa, AZ (30%) and Nashville, TN (26%) also show strong appeal for interstate movers. Despite ranking 15th by share (20%), New York City received the highest absolute number of out-of-state movers — 143K people. As migration patterns shift across the U.S., some cities are emerging as magnets for new residents. A combination of affordability, climate, and job opportunities continues to draw people to the South and West. This visualization highlights where Americans are choosing to move, based on new residency data from 2024 compiled by Point2Homes. Sun Belt Cities Dominate the Rankings Las Vegas stands out with the highest share of newcomers from other states at 33%. Mesa, Arizona (30%), and Colorado Springs, Colorado (30%) follow closely, reflecting the continued appeal of the Sun Belt. Affordable housing, favorable tax environments, and strong employment in sectors like logistics and construction make these cities attractive to many Americans. RankCityNew residents in 2024Share from out of state 1New York, NY702,23920% 2Los Angeles, CA371,15413% 3Houston, TX355,91512% 4Chicago, IL329,18921% 5San Antonio, TX264,46413% 6Phoenix, AZ227,81418% 7Austin, TX194,56614% 8Philadelphia, PA193,31522% 9Dallas, TX185,89416% 10San Diego, CA176,79019% 11Columbus, OH168,33616% 12Jacksonville, FL156,51417% 13Seattle, WA153,01027% 14Fort Worth, TX141,31615% 15Charlotte, NC133,36626% 16Nashville, TN124,42726% 17Denver, CO120,43022% 18San Francisco, CA116,05516% 19Indianapolis, IN110,52315% 20Boston, MA110,16528% 21Oklahoma City, OK105,81421% 22Atlanta, GA103,43223% 23Tucson, AZ101,54919% 24Portland, OR92,25026% 25San Jose, CA90,44011% 26Raleigh, NC85,83815% 27Colorado Springs, CO84,59430% 28Detroit, MI81,2397% 29Milwaukee, WI81,16914% 30Las Vegas, NV80,02433% 31Minneapolis, MN79,34616% 32Louisville, KY78,57114% 33Albuquerque, NM76,48119% 34Memphis, TN76,18818% 35Omaha, NE74,19024% 36Baltimore, MD73,83019% 37Mesa, AZ70,21630% 38Kansas City, MO69,66925% 39Orlando, FL69,6349% 40Fresno, CA67,2754% Big Cities Still Draw the Most Movers Despite slower growth, America’s largest metros continue to see huge inflows. New York City tops the list with more than 702,000 new residents in 2024, even though only 20% came from out of state. Los Angeles (371,000) and Houston (356,000) also remain top destinations, driven by work opportunities and cultural influence. Regional Trends Reveal Shifting Appeal Texas dominates the top 10 with four cities—Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas—all drawing strong inflows. Meanwhile, colder cities like Minneapolis and Detroit show much lower out-of-state shares, suggesting domestic migration continues to favor warmer climates and lower costs of living. Coastal cities such as Seattle (27%) and Boston (28%) still attract significant out-of-state movement, likely reflecting their robust job markets. Learn More on the Voronoi App If you enjoyed today’s post, check out Visualizing the Cost of the American Dream on Voronoi, the new app from Visual Capitalist.