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Highest Chilean population share, Virginia cities · 2020

Virginia 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 75 cities in Virginia that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

Highest Chilean population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPCHILEAN SHAREVS 2000

01Leesylvania, VAVA21,6321.3%–

02Bealeton, VAVA5,0341.2%–

03Greenbriar, VAVA8,2431.2%–

04South Run, VAVA6,6001.1%–

05Lakeside, VAVA12,6540.9%–

06Lorton, VAVA20,9910.9%–

07Fort Belvoir, VAVA8,4490.7%–

08Woodlawn CDP (Fairfax County), VAVA21,1940.6%–

09Kings Park West, VAVA13,4420.6%–

10Laurel Hill, VAVA7,4500.5%–

11Reston, VAVA64,4140.5%–

12Kingstowne, VAVA18,3600.5%–

13Brambleton, VAVA24,5370.5%–

14Long Branch, VAVA7,0340.4%–

15Fair Lakes, VAVA8,8940.4%–

16Fairfax, VAVA26,7720.4%–

17Dranesville, VAVA11,8280.4%–

18Wolf Trap, VAVA15,8580.4%–

19Linton Hall, VAVA41,8760.4%–

20Potomac Mills, VAVA5,7410.4%–

21Fairfax Station, VAVA12,5660.3%–

22Burke, VAVA44,0290.3%–

23Lake Ridge, VAVA46,0490.3%–

24Annandale, VAVA41,7050.3%–

25Wakefield, VAVA11,9300.3%–

26Fort Hunt, VAVA16,7000.3%–

27Belle Haven, VAVA6,5700.3%–

28Tysons, VAVA28,9360.2%–

29Bailey's Crossroads, VAVA24,2710.2%–

30Culpeper, VAVA22,0740.2%–

31Williamsburg, VAVA15,8610.2%–

32Lansdowne, VAVA12,3280.2%–

33Fredericksburg, VAVA30,3930.2%–

34Gainesville, VAVA18,1960.2%–

35West Springfield, VAVA22,5320.2%–

36North Springfield, VAVA7,0500.2%–

37Lake Barcroft, VAVA10,9730.2%–

38Mount Vernon, VAVA13,1220.2%–

39Idylwood, VAVA17,5590.2%–

40Burke Centre, VAVA17,0370.2%–

41Centreville, VAVA71,7060.2%–

42Alexandria, VAVA160,6620.2%–

43Groveton, VAVA13,9310.1%–

44Fair Oaks, VAVA35,5450.1%–

45Great Falls, VAVA15,2280.1%–

46Oakton, VAVA36,5280.1%–

47Hybla Valley, VAVA17,2570.1%–

48Dale City, VAVA71,0160.1%–

49Herndon, VAVA25,5060.1%–

50Rose Hill CDP (Fairfax County), VAVA21,0660.1%–

51Franconia, VAVA18,3350.1%–

52Leesburg, VAVA49,9170.1%–

53Newington, VAVA13,4780.1%–

54Meadowbrook, VAVA20,7490.1%–

55Vienna, VAVA16,6910.1%–

56Arlington, VAVA236,2540.1%–

57Roanoke, VAVA99,1110.1%–

58Hampton, VAVA137,3150.1%–

59Dunn Loring, VAVA8,9570.1%–

60West Falls Church, VAVA31,2790.1%–

61Springfield, VAVA31,1540.1%–

62Virginia Beach, VAVA453,7370.1%–

63Ashburn, VAVA46,0260.0%–

64Colonial Heights, VAVA18,7380.0%–

65Buckhall, VAVA21,6020.0%–

66Suffolk, VAVA104,6990.0%–

67Lincolnia, VAVA20,3200.0%–

68Tuckahoe, VAVA49,1830.0%–

69Chantilly, VAVA24,0360.0%–

70Richmond, VAVA237,2570.0%–

71Portsmouth, VAVA96,7770.0%–

72McLean, VAVA49,6270.0%–

73Blacksburg, VAVA45,1040.0%–

74Chesapeake, VAVA255,3320.0%–

75University of Virginia, VAVA9,0650.0%–

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