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Highest Chilean population share, New Jersey cities · 2010

New Jersey cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Chilean origin (2023 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Chilean residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 65 cities in New Jersey that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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Highest Chilean population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPCHILEAN SHAREVS 2000

01Dover, NJNJ18,9191.9%–

02Barrington, NJNJ7,1551.5%–

03Carlstadt, NJNJ6,4101.5%–

04White Meadow Lake, NJNJ8,8420.9%–

05Golden Triangle, NJNJ5,7650.8%–

06Harrison, NJNJ22,1050.8%–

07Budd Lake, NJNJ10,6500.8%–

08Hackettstown, NJNJ10,1850.8%–

09Cliffside Park, NJNJ26,5390.8%–

10Totowa, NJNJ11,1660.8%–

11Roselle Park, NJNJ15,6030.8%–

12Jamesburg, NJNJ5,8190.7%–

13Guttenberg, NJNJ11,9100.7%–

14West New York, NJNJ53,1920.7%–

15Hopatcong, NJNJ14,8240.5%–

16Union City, NJNJ66,6560.5%–

17Summit, NJNJ23,3140.5%–

18Wallington, NJNJ12,0920.5%–

19Linden, NJNJ45,7520.5%–

20Woodcliff Lake, NJNJ6,1930.5%–

21Princeton, NJNJ31,4690.5%–

22Dumont, NJNJ18,5010.4%–

23Hightstown, NJNJ6,0070.4%–

24Carteret, NJNJ25,7810.4%–

25Hasbrouck Heights, NJNJ12,2110.4%–

26Secaucus, NJNJ22,6400.4%–

27Wharton, NJNJ7,6180.4%–

28Lodi, NJNJ26,1870.4%–

29Hackensack, NJNJ46,3800.3%–

30Kearny, NJNJ40,8620.3%–

31Strathmore, NJNJ6,7080.3%–

32Oakland, NJNJ12,8370.3%–

33Somerville, NJNJ14,6650.3%–

34Somerset, NJNJ22,7200.3%–

35Rumson, NJNJ7,1570.3%–

36West Freehold, NJNJ14,8830.3%–

37Little Ferry, NJNJ11,0990.3%–

38Hoboken, NJNJ59,0270.3%–

39Eatontown, NJNJ13,6070.3%–

40Cherry Hill Mall, NJNJ14,5410.3%–

41Clifton, NJNJ91,1270.3%–

42Bayonne, NJNJ74,7440.2%–

43Perth Amboy, NJNJ56,7390.2%–

44Woodbury, NJNJ10,1300.2%–

45Elizabeth, NJNJ141,6750.2%–

46Florham Park, NJNJ14,4560.2%–

47Jersey City, NJNJ302,0130.2%–

48Haddonfield, NJNJ12,7400.2%–

49North Plainfield, NJNJ22,8790.2%–

50Garfield, NJNJ33,3530.2%–

51Long Branch, NJNJ33,3210.1%–

52Ridgefield Park, NJNJ13,3720.1%–

53Moorestown-Lenola, NJNJ14,6250.1%–

54Princeton Meadows, NJNJ15,5610.1%–

55Upper Montclair, NJNJ12,4570.1%–

56Paterson, NJNJ161,7930.1%–

57Collingswood, NJNJ14,3860.1%–

58Short Hills, NJNJ14,9230.1%–

59Morristown, NJNJ20,7500.1%–

60Passaic, NJNJ71,3370.1%–

61Iselin, NJNJ19,5510.1%–

62Newark, NJNJ323,8080.0%–

63South Plainfield, NJNJ24,8910.0%–

64Camden, NJNJ71,4300.0%–

65Toms River, NJNJ94,9560.0%–

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