High Percentages of Haitian Birth By Community
The 100 U.S. communities with the most residents born in Haiti are:
- Pompano Estates, Florida 26.6%
- North Miami, Florida 24.3%
- Golden Glades, Florida 24.1%
- Kendall Green, Florida 21.2%
- Tedder, Florida 20.9%
- Pinewood, Florida 18.5%
- Bonnie Loch-Woodsetter North, Florida 16.6%
- Spring Valley, New York 16.4%
- Loch Lomond, Florida 15.6%
- Hillcrest, Queens 14.7%
- El Portal, Florida 14.0%
- North Miami Beach, Florida 13.8%
- Melrose Park, Florida 11.5%
- Lauderdale Lakes, Florida 11.2%
- Belle Glade Camp, Florida 10.7%
- Immokalee, Florida 10.5%
- Delray Beach, Florida 10.3%
- Lake Park, Florida 10.1%
- Belle Glade, Florida 10.1%
- Naples Manor, FL 9.6%
- Leisureville, FL 9.1%
- Ives Estates, FL 9.1%
- New Cassel, NY 9.0%
- Biscayne Park, FL 8.8%
- Twin Lakes, FL 8.7%
- Norland, FL 8.5%
- Pine Hills, FL 8.4%
- Orange, NJ 8.4%
- Lake Worth, FL 8.1%
- Irvington, NJ 8.1%
- Westview, FL 8.0%
- Oak Ridge, FL 7.8%
- North Valley Stream, NY 7.8%
- Elmont, NY 7.6%
- South Nyack, NY 7.1%
- Lantana, FL 6.4%
- Boynton Beach, FL 6.4%
- Lauderhill, FL 6.4%
- Wilton Manors, FL 6.4%
- Miami Shores, FL 6.2%
- Mangonia Park, FL 6.2%
- Roselle, NJ 6.2%
- East Garden City, NY 5.9%
- Fort Lauderdale, FL 5.9%
- Uniondale, NY 5.8%
- Nyack, NY 5.8%
- Asbury Park, NJ 5.6%
- Ramapo, NY 5.4%
- Collier Manor-Cresthaven, FL 5.3%
- Fort Pierce, Florida 5.3%
- Oakland Park, Florida 5.3%
- Westgate-Belvedere Homes, FL 5.3%
- Whitfield, FL 5.2%
- Broadview-Pompano Park, FL 5.2%
- North Lauderdale, Florida 5.1%
- Randolph, Massachusetts 4.9%
- Pompano Beach, FL 4.8%
- St. Leo, FL 4.8%
- Lake Forest, FL 4.5%
- Scott Lake, FL 4.4%
- Inwood, FL 4.4%
- Golden Gate, FL 4.3%
- Wyandanch, NY 4.3%
- Breckinridge Center, KY 4.3%
- Seminole Manor, FL 4.2%
- South Floral Park, NY 4.1%
- Lakeview, NY 4.0%
- Miramar, FL 4.0%
- Wheatley Heights, NY 3.9%
- Miami, FL 3.9%
- Brockton, MA 3.9%
- Fort Myers, FL 3.8%
- Lake Belvedere Estates, FL 3.8%
- Pine Manor, FL 3.7%
- Pompano Beach Highlands, FL 3.7%
- Andover, FL 3.7%
- East Orange, NJ 3.6%
- West Little River, FL 3.5%
- West Palm Beach, FL 3.5%
- Maplewood, NJ 3.4%
- Rodney Village, DE 3.3%
- Pomona, NY 3.2%
- Northwest Dade, FL 3.2%
- Pembroke Park, FL 3.2%
- Baldwin, NY 3.1%
- Naranja, FL 3.1%
- Florida City, Florida 3.2%
- Miami Gardens, Broward County, FL 3.1%
- Lake Worth Corridor, FL 3.0%
- Pine Castle, FL 3.0%
- Homestead, FL 3.0%
- St. George, FL 3.0%
- Pleasantville, NJ 3.0%
- West Haverstraw, NY 2.9%
- Nanuet, NY 2.8%
- Roosevelt, NY 2.8%
- Deerfield Beach, FL 2.8%
- East Perrine, FL 2.8%
- Linden, NJ 2.7%
- Everett, MA 2.7%
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