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Highest Canadian population share, North Carolina cities · 2010

North Carolina cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Canadian ancestry (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Canadian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 97 cities in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 97 is 0.2%.

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Highest Canadian population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPCANADIAN SHAREVS –
01Half Moon, NCNC7,3781.8%–
02Marvin, NCNC7,0401.2%–
03Mills River, NCNC7,5041.2%–
04Morehead City, NCNC10,4341.1%–
05Wesley Chapel, NCNC9,5661.0%–
06Wake Forest, NCNC58,1470.8%–
07Porters Neck, NCNC7,6540.7%–
08Carrboro, NCNC20,9620.6%–
09Selma, NCNC7,4060.6%–
10Apex, NCNC80,4190.6%–
11Waxhaw, NCNC23,1400.6%–
12Shallotte, NCNC5,3350.6%–
13Elon, NCNC11,3660.5%–
14Pinehurst, NCNC18,6700.5%–
15Aberdeen, NCNC10,0660.5%–
16Etowah, NCNC7,9680.5%–
17Chapel Hill, NCNC63,5650.5%–
18Stallings, NCNC17,7600.4%–
19Holly Springs, NCNC50,2880.4%–
20Rolesville, NCNC12,8390.4%–
21Piney Green, NCNC14,0780.4%–
22East Flat Rock, NCNC6,3230.4%–
23Cary, NCNC183,5820.4%–
24Smithfield, NCNC13,1140.4%–
25Moyock, NCNC5,6840.4%–
26Durham, NCNC305,5610.4%–
27Boiling Spring Lakes, NCNC6,8750.4%–
28Albemarle, NCNC17,7690.3%–
29Huntersville, NCNC68,5350.3%–
30Hendersonville, NCNC15,8670.3%–
31Trinity, NCNC7,2740.3%–
32Murraysville, NCNC16,3390.3%–
33Southern Pines, NCNC17,3570.3%–
35Waynesville, NCNC11,0060.3%–
36Indian Trail, NCNC44,3030.3%–
37Cornelius, NCNC35,0940.3%–
38Mint Hill, NCNC29,4760.3%–
39Hickory, NCNC45,9750.3%–
40Thomasville, NCNC27,7330.3%–
41Lewisville, NCNC14,4210.3%–
42Dallas, NCNC6,3920.3%–
43Carolina Shores, NCNC5,5400.2%–
44Jacksonville, NCNC72,7320.2%–
45Kill Devil Hills, NCNC7,7310.2%–
46Ogden, NCNC8,2490.2%–
47Asheville, NCNC93,5230.2%–
48Garner, NCNC41,5620.2%–
49Mocksville, NCNC6,2820.2%–
50Knightdale, NCNC23,1440.2%–
51Fuquay-Varina, NCNC48,5360.2%–
52Charlotte, NCNC964,7840.2%–
53Mount Airy, NCNC10,6820.2%–
54Midland, NCNC5,1510.2%–
55Gibsonville, NCNC9,8760.2%–
56Raleigh, NCNC506,3060.2%–
57Kernersville, NCNC29,1280.2%–
58Wrightsboro, NCNC6,2870.2%–
59New Bern, NCNC34,7240.2%–
60Leland, NCNC35,7310.2%–
61Creedmoor, NCNC5,0460.2%–
62Archdale, NCNC12,2540.2%–
63Lexington, NCNC20,2380.2%–
64Greenville, NCNC96,4430.2%–
65Fayetteville, NCNC209,1200.2%–
66Summerfield, NCNC11,3270.1%–
67Kings Grant, NCNC9,0030.1%–
68Wilmington, NCNC126,8090.1%–
69Myrtle Grove, NCNC12,6370.1%–
70Greensboro, NCNC308,6670.1%–
71Elizabeth City, NCNC19,6220.1%–
72Kannapolis, NCNC61,7080.1%–
73Mooresville, NCNC55,8420.1%–
74Havelock, NCNC17,4300.1%–
75Swannanoa, NCNC6,9010.1%–
76Goldsboro, NCNC35,0120.1%–
77Salisbury, NCNC36,8790.1%–
78Harrisburg, NCNC20,7420.1%–
79Gastonia, NCNC87,0670.1%–
80Winterville, NCNC10,9730.1%–
81Lumberton, NCNC18,9550.1%–
82Sanford, NCNC34,1380.1%–
83Davidson, NCNC16,6620.1%–
84Hope Mills, NCNC18,3240.1%–
85Roanoke Rapids, NCNC14,3860.1%–
86Tarboro, NCNC10,9790.1%–
87Clemmons, NCNC22,8080.1%–
88Winston-Salem, NCNC257,2710.1%–
89Boone, NCNC19,9290.1%–
90High Point, NCNC120,5710.1%–
91Morrisville, NCNC32,4660.1%–
92Concord, NCNC114,5980.1%–
93Rocky Mount, NCNC55,1200.1%–
94Rockingham, NCNC8,8150.1%–
95Matthews, NCNC32,7690.0%–
96Burlington, NCNC61,4960.0%–
97Wilson, NCNC49,5720.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS