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Highest Chilean population share, New York cities · 2010

New York 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 99 cities in New York that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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Highest Chilean population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPCHILEAN SHAREVS 2000

01Manorhaven, NYNY7,1354.4%–

02Lake Mohegan, NYNY5,4682.2%–

03Elmsford, NYNY5,2032.0%–

04Oyster Bay, NYNY7,3081.7%–

05Farmingdale, NYNY8,5841.7%–

06Sleepy Hollow, NYNY11,4741.6%–

07Baywood, NYNY8,1761.5%–

08Baldwin, NYNY34,9941.4%–

09East Hampton North, NYNY6,0061.4%–

10Carle Place, NYNY5,1881.3%–

11Inwood, NYNY12,2351.3%–

12Baldwinsville, NYNY7,5821.3%–

13Cedarhurst, NYNY7,3341.2%–

14Hastings-on-Hudson, NYNY8,4401.0%–

15Selden, NYNY21,6041.0%–

16West Haverstraw, NYNY11,0251.0%–

17Tappan, NYNY6,6871.0%–

18Ossining, NYNY27,5791.0%–

19Watervliet, NYNY10,2421.0%–

20North Sea, NYNY6,4580.9%–

21Valley Stream, NYNY40,3790.8%–

22Port Washington, NYNY18,0040.8%–

23Mamaroneck, NYNY19,8960.6%–

24Cortland, NYNY17,3940.6%–

25Rye, NYNY16,6140.6%–

26Glen Cove, NYNY28,1900.6%–

27Hamburg, NYNY9,8400.5%–

28Peekskill, NYNY25,8910.4%–

29Jefferson Valley-Yorktown, NYNY14,1540.4%–

30Island Park, NYNY5,0690.4%–

31Medford, NYNY24,7960.4%–

32Harrison, NYNY32,2730.4%–

33Massapequa, NYNY21,3890.4%–

34Port Chester, NYNY32,3030.3%–

35Larchmont, NYNY6,7500.3%–

36Old Westbury, NYNY5,0710.3%–

37White Plains, NYNY62,8710.3%–

38Kingston, NYNY23,9420.3%–

39Harris Hill, NYNY6,0690.3%–

40North Lindenhurst, NYNY10,9520.3%–

41Fairview CDP (Dutchess County), NYNY6,2130.3%–

42Copiague, NYNY23,4240.3%–

43Hicksville, NYNY43,7800.3%–

44Warwick, NYNY6,5340.3%–

45Williston Park, NYNY7,5240.2%–

46Elwood, NYNY11,7620.2%–

47Dobbs Ferry, NYNY11,6450.2%–

48Bellmore, NYNY15,9540.2%–

49West Babylon, NYNY43,5700.2%–

50Ithaca, NYNY33,6320.2%–

51Greenlawn, NYNY15,2100.2%–

52Deer Park, NYNY27,9900.2%–

53Brockport, NYNY7,7360.2%–

54New Paltz, NYNY8,6890.2%–

55Pelham, NYNY7,6080.2%–

56Elmont, NYNY36,5180.2%–

57Levittown, NYNY51,9040.2%–

58Seaford, NYNY15,5490.2%–

59Central Islip, NYNY38,3730.2%–

60Yonkers, NYNY212,6030.2%–

61Viola, NYNY8,4610.2%–

62Tarrytown, NYNY11,8900.1%–

63Plainedge, NYNY8,6240.1%–

64Irvington, NYNY6,5330.1%–

65Mineola, NYNY21,3760.1%–

66Manhasset, NYNY7,7160.1%–

67Congers, NYNY8,2750.1%–

68Corning, NYNY10,5140.1%–

69Woodmere, NYNY18,0610.1%–

70Goshen, NYNY5,7440.1%–

71Islip, NYNY17,3620.1%–

72Massapequa Park, NYNY16,9970.1%–

73New York, NYNY8,584,6290.1%–

74Mount Kisco, NYNY10,7570.1%–

75Oceanside, NYNY31,6390.1%–

76Garden City Park, NYNY7,9140.1%–

77East Meadow, NYNY36,8210.1%–

78North Bellmore, NYNY20,6890.1%–

79Newburgh, NYNY28,0590.1%–

80Smithtown, NYNY24,3750.1%–

81Sayville, NYNY15,4080.1%–

82Eastchester, NYNY20,4910.1%–

83Brighton, NYNY36,8340.1%–

84East Massapequa, NYNY20,3770.1%–

85Ronkonkoma, NYNY18,7090.1%–

86Scarsdale, NYNY18,1940.1%–

87Saratoga Springs, NYNY28,7680.1%–

88Wantagh, NYNY18,3650.1%–

89Troy, NYNY50,9120.0%–

90Scotchtown, NYNY10,2520.0%–

91Shirley, NYNY28,3750.0%–

92North Bellport, NYNY11,0870.0%–

93New Rochelle, NYNY85,8640.0%–

94Oneonta, NYNY15,6650.0%–

95Freeport, NYNY44,1740.0%–

96Syracuse, NYNY144,8960.0%–

97Lynbrook, NYNY20,8550.0%–

98Rochester, NYNY206,1080.0%–

99Buffalo, NYNY274,6130.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-06 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES