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US Counties With the Lowest Share Black, Not Hispanic

2,390 US counties ranked by share black, not hispanic, from lowest to highest. First are Kalawao County, HI (0%), Butte County, ID (0%) and Camas County, ID (0%). The middle one of the 2,390 has 4.13%.

What this measures

The percentage of residents who are Black or African American alone and not Hispanic. The middle county is under 2%, and this group is one of the most concentrated in the data. A handful of counties in the Mississippi Delta and the Black Belt are above 80%. Source: Census ACS 5-year.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 lowest counties

RankCounty%
1Kalawao County, HI0%
2Butte County, ID0%
3Camas County, ID0%
4Caribou County, ID0%
5Clark County, ID0%
6Franklin County, ID0%
7Teton County, ID0%
8Vermillion County, IN0%
9Davis County, IA0%
10Clark County, KS0%
11Gray County, KS0%
12Logan County, KS0%
13Rawlins County, KS0%
14Russell County, KS0%
15Scott County, KS0%
16Stanton County, KS0%
17Clinton County, KY0%
18Owsley County, KY0%
19Keweenaw County, MI0%
20Big Horn County, MT0%
21Judith Basin County, MT0%
22Liberty County, MT0%
23McCone County, MT0%
24Madison County, MT0%
25Musselshell County, MT0%
26Petroleum County, MT0%
27Powder River County, MT0%
28Prairie County, MT0%
29Sheridan County, MT0%
30Treasure County, MT0%
31Arthur County, NE0%
32Banner County, NE0%
33Blaine County, NE0%
34Deuel County, NE0%
35Gosper County, NE0%
36Hayes County, NE0%
37Loup County, NE0%
38McPherson County, NE0%
39Perkins County, NE0%
40Valley County, NE0%
41Wheeler County, NE0%
42Hidalgo County, NM0%
43Mora County, NM0%
44Billings County, ND0%
45Bowman County, ND0%
46Cavalier County, ND0%
47Eddy County, ND0%
48Nelson County, ND0%
49Oliver County, ND0%
50Renville County, ND0%
51Sheridan County, ND0%
52Slope County, ND0%
53Wells County, ND0%
54Gilliam County, OR0%
55Wheeler County, OR0%
56Buffalo County, SD0%
57Butte County, SD0%
58Campbell County, SD0%
59Fall River County, SD0%
60Faulk County, SD0%
61Hyde County, SD0%
62Jerauld County, SD0%
63Kingsbury County, SD0%
64Lyman County, SD0%
65Perkins County, SD0%
66Sanborn County, SD0%
67Stanley County, SD0%
68Ziebach County, SD0%
69Glasscock County, TX0%
70Irion County, TX0%
71Kenedy County, TX0%
72King County, TX0%
73Loving County, TX0%
74McMullen County, TX0%
75Ochiltree County, TX0%
76Presidio County, TX0%
77Terrell County, TX0%
78Throckmorton County, TX0%
79Daggett County, UT0%
80Rich County, UT0%
81Wayne County, UT0%
82Highland County, VA0%
83Crook County, WY0%
84Hot Springs County, WY0%
85Adjuntas Municipio, PR0%
86Aibonito Municipio, PR0%
87Arroyo Municipio, PR0%
88Barceloneta Municipio, PR0%
89Ceiba Municipio, PR0%
90Ciales Municipio, PR0%
91Comerío Municipio, PR0%
92Corozal Municipio, PR0%
93Culebra Municipio, PR0%
94Florida Municipio, PR0%
95Guánica Municipio, PR0%
96Guayanilla Municipio, PR0%
97Humacao Municipio, PR0%
98Jayuya Municipio, PR0%
99Juncos Municipio, PR0%
100Lajas Municipio, PR0%

Every state, lowest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

RankState%
1Puerto Rico0.12%
2Montana0.474%
3Idaho0.686%
4Wyoming0.815%
5Utah1.04%
6Vermont1.16%
7New Hampshire1.38%
8Maine1.63%
9Hawaii1.8%
10New Mexico1.81%
11Oregon1.84%
12South Dakota2.16%
13Alaska2.97%
14North Dakota3.17%
15West Virginia3.21%
16Iowa3.76%
17Colorado3.8%
18Washington3.82%
19Arizona4.39%
20Nebraska4.62%
21Rhode Island5.04%
22Kansas5.27%
23California5.29%
24Wisconsin6.01%
25Massachusetts6.51%
26Minnesota6.73%
27Oklahoma6.88%
28Kentucky7.77%
29Nevada9.05%
30Indiana9.13%
31Connecticut9.88%
32Pennsylvania10.3%
33Missouri11%
34Texas11.9%
35Ohio12.1%
36New Jersey12.3%
37Michigan13.2%
38Illinois13.6%
39New York13.6%
40Florida14.8%
41Arkansas14.8%
42Tennessee15.7%
43Virginia18.4%
44North Carolina20.3%
45Delaware21.4%
46South Carolina25.1%
47Alabama25.9%
48Maryland29.2%
49Louisiana30.8%
50Georgia31%
51Mississippi36.9%
52District of Columbia42.5%

More on share black, not hispanic

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