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Highest Finnish population share, Alabama cities · 2010

Alabama cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Finnish ancestry (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Finnish residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 40 cities in Alabama that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 40 is 0.1%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPFINNISH SHAREVS –

01Columbiana, ALAL5,1061.0%–

02Leeds, ALAL12,8310.7%–

03Foley, ALAL30,3540.4%–

04Scottsboro, ALAL16,1230.3%–

05Gulf Shores, ALAL17,3940.3%–

06Madison, ALAL67,9680.3%–

07Enterprise, ALAL31,2110.3%–

08Spanish Fort, ALAL11,2030.3%–

09Chelsea, ALAL17,7160.3%–

10Gardendale, ALAL16,4250.2%–

11Oneonta, ALAL7,0220.2%–

12Homewood, ALAL28,1180.2%–

13Fairhope, ALAL26,6250.2%–

14Mountain Brook, ALAL21,6610.2%–

15Hoover, ALAL93,5500.2%–

16Millbrook, ALAL17,6230.2%–

17Helena, ALAL23,3880.2%–

18Vestavia Hills, ALAL38,3060.1%–

19Sylacauga, ALAL12,0550.1%–

20Moody, ALAL13,5590.1%–

21Opelika, ALAL35,7650.1%–

22Oxford, ALAL22,1990.1%–

23Prattville, ALAL40,5820.1%–

24Cullman, ALAL20,7990.1%–

25Atmore, ALAL8,3600.1%–

26Mobile, ALAL200,8240.1%–

27Tillmans Corner, ALAL17,6770.1%–

28Pelham, ALAL25,6640.1%–

29Prichard, ALAL18,8250.1%–

30Anniston, ALAL20,9300.1%–

31Florence, ALAL42,5810.1%–

32Tuscaloosa, ALAL114,3160.1%–

33Center Point, ALAL15,5380.1%–

34Huntsville, ALAL233,6270.1%–

35Auburn, ALAL85,1130.0%–

36Alabaster, ALAL34,7480.0%–

37Dothan, ALAL72,0600.0%–

38Selma, ALAL16,0770.0%–

39Birmingham, ALAL195,8930.0%–

40Montgomery, ALAL195,3000.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS