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Highest Dutch population share, North Carolina counties · 2010

North Carolina counties ranked by the share of all residents who are Dutch ancestry (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Dutch residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 99 counties in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 99 is 1.2%.

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Highest Dutch population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPDUTCH SHAREVS –
01Hyde County, NCNC4,5545.4%–
02Graham County, NCNC8,1905.3%–
03Clay County, NCNC12,2393.3%–
04Cherokee County, NCNC30,8303.0%–
05Jackson County, NCNC45,0392.8%–
06Lincoln County, NCNC98,6542.8%–
07Transylvania County, NCNC34,2112.8%–
08Alexander County, NCNC36,9582.5%–
09Caldwell County, NCNC81,1052.3%–
10Henderson County, NCNC122,3752.3%–
11Stanly County, NCNC68,8302.3%–
12Haywood County, NCNC63,3692.2%–
13Madison County, NCNC22,5532.1%–
14Burke County, NCNC88,6552.1%–
15Yancey County, NCNC19,0842.1%–
16Catawba County, NCNC170,1722.1%–
17Macon County, NCNC39,2322.0%–
18Cabarrus County, NCNC249,7252.0%–
19McDowell County, NCNC45,1982.0%–
20Buncombe County, NCNC277,4172.0%–
21Gates County, NCNC10,2342.0%–
22Davidson County, NCNC180,1821.9%–
23Gaston County, NCNC246,5581.9%–
24Rowan County, NCNC155,0961.9%–
25Dare County, NCNC38,2451.8%–
26Moore County, NCNC110,6191.8%–
27Iredell County, NCNC211,7981.8%–
28Watauga County, NCNC54,7861.7%–
29Orange County, NCNC152,4981.7%–
30Surry County, NCNC72,2871.7%–
31Rutherford County, NCNC65,7451.6%–
32Chatham County, NCNC85,1111.6%–
33Currituck County, NCNC33,1581.5%–
34Davie County, NCNC45,8551.5%–
35Caswell County, NCNC22,5631.5%–
36Polk County, NCNC20,5331.5%–
37Craven County, NCNC105,0251.4%–
38Montgomery County, NCNC26,4031.4%–
39Rockingham County, NCNC94,1951.4%–
40Randolph County, NCNC149,5161.4%–
41Brunswick County, NCNC174,7021.3%–
42Wilkes County, NCNC66,2331.3%–
43Person County, NCNC40,6361.3%–
44Forsyth County, NCNC401,7181.3%–
45Wake County, NCNC1,257,2351.3%–
46Union County, NCNC267,6741.2%–
47New Hanover County, NCNC245,9591.2%–
48Cleveland County, NCNC103,3251.2%–
49Onslow County, NCNC217,1751.2%–
50Mecklenburg County, NCNC1,233,3831.2%–
51Yadkin County, NCNC38,3251.2%–
52Ashe County, NCNC27,5141.1%–
53Carteret County, NCNC70,4691.1%–
54Guilford County, NCNC562,2341.1%–
55Stokes County, NCNC46,1261.1%–
56Alamance County, NCNC186,1771.1%–
57Lee County, NCNC70,2581.1%–
58Avery County, NCNC18,1101.0%–
59Johnston County, NCNC256,4481.0%–
60Beaufort County, NCNC44,6700.9%–
61Cumberland County, NCNC338,4730.9%–
62Swain County, NCNC14,0240.9%–
63Camden County, NCNC11,3150.9%–
64Pamlico County, NCNC12,7580.9%–
65Pitt County, NCNC182,9360.8%–
66Wayne County, NCNC122,2780.8%–
67Pender County, NCNC72,1110.8%–
68Mitchell County, NCNC15,0620.8%–
69Durham County, NCNC347,2400.8%–
70Washington County, NCNC10,6380.8%–
71Harnett County, NCNC150,1370.7%–
72Nash County, NCNC99,3650.7%–
73Pasquotank County, NCNC42,2010.7%–
74Sampson County, NCNC61,5040.6%–
75Chowan County, NCNC14,0820.6%–
76Hoke County, NCNC56,9390.6%–
77Greene County, NCNC20,7000.6%–
78Anson County, NCNC21,7580.6%–
79Wilson County, NCNC81,1500.6%–
80Bladen County, NCNC30,0070.6%–
81Scotland County, NCNC33,3220.5%–
82Granville County, NCNC61,4210.5%–
83Warren County, NCNC18,8980.5%–
84Richmond County, NCNC42,0410.5%–
85Columbus County, NCNC50,4870.4%–
86Jones County, NCNC9,5750.4%–
87Franklin County, NCNC82,0370.4%–
88Perquimans County, NCNC13,4900.4%–
89Duplin County, NCNC51,5710.4%–
90Edgecombe County, NCNC49,1210.4%–
91Northampton County, NCNC16,4910.3%–
92Martin County, NCNC21,6010.3%–
93Vance County, NCNC42,6380.3%–
94Lenoir County, NCNC55,8370.3%–
95Halifax County, NCNC46,5340.3%–
96Hertford County, NCNC19,0150.3%–
97Bertie County, NCNC17,0860.2%–
98Alleghany County, NCNC11,4790.2%–
99Robeson County, NCNC119,9410.1%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS