Distribution
Accordin to the 2000 US census there are 82,355 Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac people in the United States.
- Michigan - 34,484
- Sterling Heights: 5,515
- West Bloomfield: 4,874
- Southfield: 3,684
- Warren: 2,625
- Farmington Hills 2,499
- Troy: 2,047
- Detroit 1,963
- Oak Park 1,864
- Madison Heights: 1,428
- Bloomfield 513
- Hazel Park: 512
- Shelby Township: 493
- Clinton Township: 225
- California - 22,671
- The state's largest Assyrian American communities are in the San Diego area.
- Bostonia
- El Cajon
- Jamul
- La Mesa
- Santee
- Elsewhere in the Central Valley and San Francisco Bay area: San Francisco known for its several Assyrian, Chaldean and Syriac churches; Oakland and East Bay suburbs; and Santa Clara County such as San Jose.
- Turlock
- Modesto
- Felton
- Ceres
- Sacramento
- Stanislaus County, California
- Merced County
- Fresno, California area.
- Kern County
- Santa Maria
- Other parts of Southern California, i.e. the Los Angeles area.
- Orange County.
- Inland Empire, California (Riverside-San Bernardino counties).
- The Coachella and Imperial Valleys.
- Illinois - 15,685
- Chicago: 7,121
- Niles: 3,410
- Skokie
- Lincolnwood
- Morton Grove
- Maine Park: 1,035
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