RANKING · 2020 CENSUS · 81 SHOWN OF 81

Highest Dominican population share, North Carolina cities · 2020

North Carolina cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Dominican origin (2023 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Dominican residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 81 cities in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPDOMINICAN SHAREVS 2000

01Creedmoor, NCNC5,0463.8%–

02Harrisburg, NCNC20,7422.4%–

03Tarboro, NCNC10,9792.3%–

04Wendell, NCNC19,6872.2%–

05Midland, NCNC5,1512.0%–

06Jacksonville, NCNC72,7321.5%–

07Silver Lake, NCNC6,5631.3%–

08Salisbury, NCNC36,8791.3%–

09Anderson Creek, NCNC13,9271.2%–

10Fletcher, NCNC8,3731.1%–

11Clayton, NCNC32,6331.1%–

12Mebane, NCNC21,9521.0%–

13Charlotte, NCNC964,7840.9%–

14Spring Lake, NCNC11,2520.9%–

15Raleigh, NCNC506,3060.8%–

16Myrtle Grove, NCNC12,6370.8%–

17Pineville, NCNC11,8510.8%–

18Roxboro, NCNC8,3800.7%–

19Lake Norman of Iredell, NCNC12,4940.7%–

20Havelock, NCNC17,4300.7%–

21Fayetteville, NCNC209,1200.6%–

22Matthews, NCNC32,7690.5%–

23Hope Mills, NCNC18,3240.5%–

24Spout Springs, NCNC11,2420.5%–

25Winston-Salem, NCNC257,2710.5%–

26Newton, NCNC13,8220.5%–

27Clemmons, NCNC22,8080.4%–

28Mills River, NCNC7,5040.4%–

29Graham, NCNC20,1310.4%–

30Piney Green, NCNC14,0780.4%–

31High Point, NCNC120,5710.4%–

32Greensboro, NCNC308,6670.4%–

33Waxhaw, NCNC23,1400.4%–

34Gastonia, NCNC87,0670.4%–

35Concord, NCNC114,5980.4%–

36Marion, NCNC7,4400.4%–

37Asheville, NCNC93,5230.4%–

38Stallings, NCNC17,7600.3%–

39Holly Springs, NCNC50,2880.3%–

40Huntersville, NCNC68,5350.3%–

41Durham, NCNC305,5610.3%–

42Weddington, NCNC14,5170.3%–

43Mint Hill, NCNC29,4760.3%–

44Morrisville, NCNC32,4660.3%–

45Apex, NCNC80,4190.2%–

46Cullowhee, NCNC7,9730.2%–

47Mooresville, NCNC55,8420.2%–

48Henderson, NCNC15,0130.2%–

49Lincolnton, NCNC12,4650.2%–

50Smithfield, NCNC13,1140.2%–

51Waynesville, NCNC11,0060.2%–

52Burlington, NCNC61,4960.2%–

53Statesville, NCNC32,1810.2%–

54Eden, NCNC15,5000.2%–

55Trinity, NCNC7,2740.2%–

56Wake Forest, NCNC58,1470.2%–

57Mount Holly, NCNC19,0330.2%–

58Unionville, NCNC7,3220.2%–

59Kannapolis, NCNC61,7080.2%–

60Cary, NCNC183,5820.2%–

61Hickory, NCNC45,9750.2%–

62Wilson, NCNC49,5720.2%–

63Asheboro, NCNC27,9900.1%–

64Thomasville, NCNC27,7330.1%–

65St. Stephens, NCNC9,4570.1%–

66Knightdale, NCNC23,1440.1%–

67Clinton, NCNC8,4660.1%–

68Chapel Hill, NCNC63,5650.1%–

69Monroe, NCNC42,6440.1%–

70Kings Mountain, NCNC12,1170.1%–

71Sanford, NCNC34,1380.1%–

72Davidson, NCNC16,6620.1%–

73Wilmington, NCNC126,8090.1%–

74Boone, NCNC19,9290.1%–

75Lillington, NCNC5,0400.1%–

76Laurinburg, NCNC14,5820.0%–

77Rockingham, NCNC8,8150.0%–

78Greenville, NCNC96,4430.0%–

79Goldsboro, NCNC35,0120.0%–

80Fuquay-Varina, NCNC48,5360.0%–

81Cornelius, NCNC35,0940.0%–

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