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Highest Lithuanian population share, North Carolina cities · 2010

North Carolina cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Lithuanian ancestry (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Lithuanian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 86 cities in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 86 is 0.2%.

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Highest Lithuanian population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPLITHUANIAN SHAREVS –
01Carolina Shores, NCNC5,5401.9%–
02Pinehurst, NCNC18,6701.6%–
03Hampstead, NCNC9,2921.5%–
04Porters Neck, NCNC7,6541.4%–
05Clayton, NCNC32,6331.3%–
06Whispering Pines, NCNC5,5051.2%–
07Carrboro, NCNC20,9621.0%–
08Fletcher, NCNC8,3730.9%–
09Morrisville, NCNC32,4660.8%–
10Cullowhee, NCNC7,9730.7%–
11Davidson, NCNC16,6620.6%–
12St. James, NCNC7,3180.6%–
13Northchase, NCNC5,8960.5%–
14Leland, NCNC35,7310.5%–
15Dallas, NCNC6,3920.5%–
16Murraysville, NCNC16,3390.4%–
17Chapel Hill, NCNC63,5650.4%–
18Lewisville, NCNC14,4210.4%–
19Wake Forest, NCNC58,1470.4%–
20Clemmons, NCNC22,8080.3%–
21New Bern, NCNC34,7240.3%–
22Belmont, NCNC16,4150.3%–
23Elon, NCNC11,3660.3%–
24Etowah, NCNC7,9680.3%–
25Boiling Spring Lakes, NCNC6,8750.3%–
26Cary, NCNC183,5820.3%–
27Aberdeen, NCNC10,0660.3%–
28Mint Hill, NCNC29,4760.3%–
29Waxhaw, NCNC23,1400.3%–
30Wilmington, NCNC126,8090.3%–
31Silver Lake, NCNC6,5630.3%–
32Ayden, NCNC5,2630.2%–
33Huntersville, NCNC68,5350.2%–
34Kings Grant, NCNC9,0030.2%–
35Weddington, NCNC14,5170.2%–
36Stallings, NCNC17,7600.2%–
37Fuquay-Varina, NCNC48,5360.2%–
38Matthews, NCNC32,7690.2%–
39Asheville, NCNC93,5230.2%–
40Midland, NCNC5,1510.2%–
41Cornelius, NCNC35,0940.2%–
42Holly Springs, NCNC50,2880.2%–
43Williamston, NCNC5,0860.2%–
44Wendell, NCNC19,6870.2%–
45Piney Green, NCNC14,0780.2%–
46Garner, NCNC41,5620.2%–
47Boone, NCNC19,9290.2%–
48Greenville, NCNC96,4430.2%–
49St. Stephens, NCNC9,4570.2%–
50Rolesville, NCNC12,8390.2%–
51Hillsborough, NCNC9,7780.2%–
52Raleigh, NCNC506,3060.1%–
53Hickory, NCNC45,9750.1%–
54Hendersonville, NCNC15,8670.1%–
55Durham, NCNC305,5610.1%–
56Charlotte, NCNC964,7840.1%–
57Dunn, NCNC8,8140.1%–
58Havelock, NCNC17,4300.1%–
59Mebane, NCNC21,9520.1%–
60Winston-Salem, NCNC257,2710.1%–
61Apex, NCNC80,4190.1%–
62Harrisburg, NCNC20,7420.1%–
63Creedmoor, NCNC5,0460.1%–
64Reidsville, NCNC14,6920.1%–
65Monroe, NCNC42,6440.1%–
66Asheboro, NCNC27,9900.1%–
67Concord, NCNC114,5980.1%–
68Oxford, NCNC8,9850.1%–
69Greensboro, NCNC308,6670.1%–
70Shallotte, NCNC5,3350.1%–
71Laurinburg, NCNC14,5820.1%–
72Fayetteville, NCNC209,1200.1%–
73Marvin, NCNC7,0400.1%–
74High Point, NCNC120,5710.1%–
75Lumberton, NCNC18,9550.1%–
76Kernersville, NCNC29,1280.1%–
77Jacksonville, NCNC72,7320.0%–
78Kannapolis, NCNC61,7080.0%–
79Statesville, NCNC32,1810.0%–
80Indian Trail, NCNC44,3030.0%–
81Hope Mills, NCNC18,3240.0%–
82Mooresville, NCNC55,8420.0%–
83Rocky Mount, NCNC55,1200.0%–
84Goldsboro, NCNC35,0120.0%–
85Salisbury, NCNC36,8790.0%–
86Burlington, NCNC61,4960.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS