High Percentages of Haitian Ancestry By Community
The 36 U.S. communities with the highest percentage of people claiming Haitian ancestry are:
| % | Community | State |
|---|---|---|
| 33.5% | Golden Glades | Florida |
| 33.0% | North Miami | Florida |
| 23.0% | El Portal | Florida |
| 23.0% | Spring Valley | New York |
| 19.9% | North Miami Beach | Florida |
| 15.7% | Lauderdale Lakes | Florida |
| 14.5% | Lake Park | Florida |
| 13.9% | Ives Estates | Florida |
| 13.8% | Immokalee | Florida |
| 12.1% | Pine Hills | Florida |
| 11.5% | Belle Glade | Florida |
| 11.4% | Orange | New Jersey |
| 11.3% | New Cassel | New York |
| 11.1% | Irvington | New Jersey |
| 10.8% | North Valley Stream | New York |
| 10.7% | Elmont | New York |
| 10.5% | Delray Beach | Florida |
| 9.2% | Biscayne Park | Florida |
| 9.2% | Mangonia Park | Florida |
| 9.1% | Lauderhill | Florida |
| 8.5% | Uniondale | New York |
| 8.3% | Miami Shores | Florida |
| 8.1% | Lake Worth | Florida |
| 8.0% | Roselle | New Jersey |
| 7.8% | Nyack | New York |
| 7.6% | South Nyack | New York |
| 7.0% | Ramapo | New York |
| 7.0% | Oakland Park | Florida |
| 6.9% | Fort Lauderdale | Florida |
| 6.7% | Florida City | Florida |
| 6.7% | North Lauderdale | Florida |
| 6.7% | Wilton Manors | Florida |
| 6.5% | Boynton Beach | Florida |
| 6.4% | Asbury Park | New Jersey |
| 6.4% | Fort Pierce | Florida |
| 6.2% | Randolph | Massachusetts |
| 3.2% | Cranston | Rhode Island |
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