Tuesday, October 7, 2008

The largest Jewish communities in US.

The largest Jewish communities in USA, based by percentage of total population, were:

County Jewish
population
%
of total
Rockland County, New York 90,000 31.4%
New York County, New York[37] 314,500 20.5%
Falls Church, Virginia 1,800 17.4%
Fairfax, Virginia 3,600 16.7%
Nassau County, New York 207,000 15.5%
Kings County, New York[38] 379,000 15.4%
Palm Beach County, Florida 167,000 14.8%
Broward County, Florida 213,000 13.1%
Queens County, New York 238,000 10.7%
Monmouth County, New Jersey 65,000 10.6%
Westchester County, New York 94,000 10.2%
Sullivan County, New York 7,425 10.0%
Essex County, New Jersey 76,200 9.6%
Bergen County, New Jersey 83,700 9.5%
Montgomery County, Maryland 83,800 9.1%
Baltimore, Maryland 56,500 8.7%
Fulton County, Georgia 65,900 8.1%
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania 59,550 7.9%
Middlesex County, Massachusetts 113,700 7.8%
Richmond County, New York[39] 33,700 7.6%
Marin County, California 18,500 7.5%
Camden County, New Jersey 36,000 7.1%
Morris County, New Jersey 33,500 7.1%
Suffolk County, New York 100,000 7.0%
Denver County, Colorado 38,100 6.6%
Oakland County, Michigan 77,200 6.5%
San Francisco County, California 49,500 6.4%
Bronx County, New York 83,700 6.3%
Middlesex County, New Jersey 45,000 6.0%
Los Angeles County, California 564,700 5.9%
Norfolk County, Massachusetts 38,300 5.9%
Atlantic County, New Jersey 14,600 5.8%
Bucks County, Pennsylvania 34,800 5.8%
Union County, New Jersey 30,100 5.8%
Cuyahoga County, Ohio 79,000 5.7%
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 86,600 5.7%
Clark County, Nevada 75,000 5.5%
Miami-Dade County, Florida 124,000 5.5%
Baltimore County, Maryland 38,000 5.0%
Pitkin County, Colorado 750 5.0%
Plymouth County, Massachusetts 23,600 5.0%
St. Louis County, Missouri 47,100 4.6%
Boulder County, Colorado 13,200 4.5%
Washington, District of Columbia 25,500 4.5%
Cook County, Illinois 234,400 4.4%
Fairfield County, Connecticut 38,800 4.4%
Orange County, New York 15,000 4.4%
Alexandria, Virginia 5,400 4.2%
Albany County, New York 12,000 4.1%
Alpine County, California 50 4.1%
Sarasota County, Florida 13,500 4.1%
County Jewish
population
%
of total
Howard County, Maryland 10,000 4.0%
Lake County, Illinois 25,000 3.9%
Portsmouth, Virginia 3,800 3.8%
Somerset County, New Jersey 11,100 3.7%
West Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana 800 3.7%
Rockdale County, Georgia 2,500 3.6%
Suffolk County, Massachusetts 24,700 3.6%
Bristol County, Rhode Island 1,760 3.5%
Custer County, Idaho 150 3.5%
Hartford County, Connecticut 30,000 3.5%
New Haven County, Connecticut 28,900 3.5%
Passaic County, New Jersey 17,000 3.5%
San Mateo County, California 24,500 3.5%
Schenectady County, New York 5,200 3.5%
Ulster County, New York 5,900 3.3%
Norfolk, Virginia 7,600 3.2%
Santa Clara County, California 54,000 3.2%
Burlington County, New Jersey 13,000 3.1%
Monroe County, New York 22,500 3.1%
Essex County, Massachusetts 21,700 3.0%
Berkshire County, Massachusetts 3,900 2.9%
Delaware County, Pennsylvania 15,700 2.9%
Monroe County, Michigan 4,200 2.9%
Multnomah County, Oregon 19,300 2.9%
Hennepin County, Minnesota 31,600 2.8%
Sussex County, New Jersey 4,100 2.8%
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 34,600 2.7%
Fayette County, Georgia 2,500 2.7%
Hamilton County, Ohio 22,500 2.7%
Johnson County, Kansas 12,000 2.7%
Mercer County, New Jersey 9,100 2.6%
Nantucket County, Massachusetts 250 2.6%
Ozaukee County, Wisconsin 2,100 2.6%
Pinellas County, Florida 24,200 2.6%
Prince George's County, Maryland 20,700 2.6%
Worcester County, Massachusetts 19,500 2.6%
San Diego County, California 70,000 2.5%
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin 22,900 2.5%
Pima County, Arizona 20,000 2.4%
Alameda County, California 32,500 2.3%
Chester County, Pennsylvania 10,100 2.3%
Contra Costa County, California 22,000 2.3%
Cumberland County, Maine 6,000 2.3%
Hampden County, Massachusetts 10,600 2.3%
Ocean County, New Jersey 11,500 2.3%
Santa Cruz County, California 6,000 2.3%
Bristol County, Massachusetts 11,600 2.2%
Clay County, Georgia 75 2.2%
Washtenaw County, Michigan 7,000 2.2%

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