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Highest Honduran population share, New Jersey cities · 2010

New Jersey cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Honduran origin (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Honduran residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 90 cities in New Jersey that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 90 is 0.5%.

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Highest Honduran population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPHONDURAN SHAREVS –
01Morristown, NJNJ20,7505.2%–
02Plainfield, NJNJ57,1415.0%–
03Guttenberg, NJNJ11,9104.2%–
04New Brunswick, NJNJ57,1334.1%–
05Dover, NJNJ18,9194.1%–
06Pleasantville, NJNJ20,8534.1%–
07Beckett, NJNJ5,0173.5%–
08Union City, NJNJ66,6562.8%–
09Dunellen, NJNJ8,3372.5%–
10Rockaway, NJNJ6,6312.2%–
11West New York, NJNJ53,1922.2%–
12Fairview, NJNJ15,5092.1%–
13Haledon, NJNJ9,1252.0%–
14Clementon, NJNJ5,7442.0%–
15Hackettstown, NJNJ10,1851.7%–
16South Plainfield, NJNJ24,8911.7%–
17Elizabeth, NJNJ141,6751.6%–
18Jersey City, NJNJ302,0131.4%–
19Boonton, NJNJ8,9201.3%–
20Ocean City, NJNJ11,1011.3%–
21Woodcliff Lake, NJNJ6,1931.3%–
22East Rutherford, NJNJ10,5661.2%–
23Absecon, NJNJ9,2091.1%–
24Roselle, NJNJ23,2611.0%–
25Trenton, NJNJ91,5061.0%–
26Atlantic City, NJNJ38,7871.0%–
27Hightstown, NJNJ6,0071.0%–
28East Franklin, NJNJ11,0700.9%–
29Little Ferry, NJNJ11,0990.9%–
30Freehold, NJNJ12,5620.8%–
31Highland Park, NJNJ15,2590.8%–
32Pine Lake Park, NJNJ9,7950.8%–
33Hackensack, NJNJ46,3800.8%–
34North Plainfield, NJNJ22,8790.8%–
35Iselin, NJNJ19,5510.7%–
36Secaucus, NJNJ22,6400.7%–
37Wallington, NJNJ12,0920.7%–
38Manville, NJNJ10,9320.7%–
39Camden, NJNJ71,4300.7%–
40Bayonne, NJNJ74,7440.6%–
41Morris Plains, NJNJ6,5860.6%–
42Long Branch, NJNJ33,3210.6%–
43Passaic, NJNJ71,3370.6%–
44Princeton, NJNJ31,4690.5%–
45Leisure, NJNJ5,7510.5%–
46Perth Amboy, NJNJ56,7390.5%–
47Newark, NJNJ323,8080.5%–
48Prospect Park, NJNJ6,4500.5%–
49Bergenfield, NJNJ28,7540.5%–
50Linden, NJNJ45,7520.4%–
51Glen Rock, NJNJ12,2880.4%–
52Newton, NJNJ8,4860.4%–
53Middlesex, NJNJ14,7400.4%–
54Lindenwold, NJNJ21,9520.4%–
55Upper Montclair, NJNJ12,4570.4%–
56Bound Brook, NJNJ13,0380.4%–
57Vineland, NJNJ62,7030.3%–
58Dumont, NJNJ18,5010.3%–
59East Orange, NJNJ72,1590.3%–
60Englewood, NJNJ30,0350.3%–
61Ramtown, NJNJ6,2030.3%–
62Kearny, NJNJ40,8620.2%–
63Hopatcong, NJNJ14,8240.2%–
64Old Bridge, NJNJ28,2360.2%–
65Carteret, NJNJ25,7810.2%–
66Cliffside Park, NJNJ26,5390.2%–
67Harrison, NJNJ22,1050.2%–
68Chatham, NJNJ10,0270.2%–
69Garfield, NJNJ33,3530.2%–
70Paterson, NJNJ161,7930.2%–
71Avenel, NJNJ17,1210.2%–
72Pompton Lakes, NJNJ11,2460.2%–
73Roselle Park, NJNJ15,6030.2%–
74Succasunna, NJNJ9,7990.2%–
75Red Bank, NJNJ12,8960.1%–
76Tenafly, NJNJ15,2370.1%–
77Clifton, NJNJ91,1270.1%–
78Bridgeton, NJNJ28,3070.1%–
79Park Ridge, NJNJ9,5710.1%–
80Woodland Park, NJNJ13,6230.1%–
81Ramsey, NJNJ14,9250.1%–
82Oakland, NJNJ12,8370.1%–
83Somers Point, NJNJ10,5900.1%–
84New Milford, NJNJ17,1330.1%–
85Lodi, NJNJ26,1870.1%–
86Hasbrouck Heights, NJNJ12,2110.1%–
87Somerset, NJNJ22,7200.0%–
88Rahway, NJNJ31,0100.0%–
89Toms River, NJNJ94,9560.0%–
90Lakewood, NJNJ69,5850.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS