Large Cities
The list of large cities (population greater than 250,000) with a Chinese-American population in excess of one percent of the total population.
Rank | City | State | Chinese-Americans | Percentage |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | San Francisco | California | 7005172181000000000172,181 | 700121400999990000021.4 |
2 | Honolulu | Hawaii | 700438330000000000038,330 | 700110200999990000010.2 |
3 | Oakland | California | 700434083000000000034,083 | 70008700000000999998.7 |
4 | San Jose | California | 700463434000000000063,434 | 70006700000000000006.7 |
5 | New York City | New York | 7005486463000000000486,463 | 70006000000000000006.0 |
6 | Plano | Texas | 700413592000000000013,592 | 70005200000000000005.2 |
7 | Sacramento | California | 700420307000000000020,307 | 70004400000000000004.4 |
8 | Seattle | Washington | 700427216000000000027,216 | 70004100099999999994.1 |
9 | Boston | Massachusetts | 700424910000000000024,910 | 70004000000000000004.0 |
10 | San Diego | California | 700435661000000000035,661 | 70002700000000000002.7 |
11 | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | 700430069000000000030,069 | 70002000000000000002.0 |
12 | Stockton | California | 70035188000000000005,188 | 70001800000000000001.8 |
13 | Los Angeles | California | 700466782000000000066,782 | 70001800000000000001.8 |
14 | Portland | Oregon | 70039113000000000009,113 | 70001700000000000001.7 |
15 | Chicago | Illinois | 700443228000000000043,228 | 70001600000000000001.6 |
16 | Anaheim | California | 70034738000000000004,738 | 70001400000000999991.4 |
17 | Houston | Texas | 700429429000000000029,429 | 70001300000000000001.3 |
18 | Austin | Texas | 70038886000000000008,886 | 70001200000000000001.2 |
19 | Pittsburgh | Pennsylvania | 70033402000000000003,402 | 70001100000000000001.1 |
20 | Riverside | California | 70032985000000000002,985 | 70001000000000000001.0 |
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