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Highest Peruvian population share, Pennsylvania cities · 2020

Pennsylvania cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Peruvian origin (2023 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Peruvian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 73 cities in Pennsylvania that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPERUVIAN SHAREVS 2000

01Parkville, PAPA8,1285.4%–

02Northampton, PAPA10,5701.9%–

03Enola, PAPA6,5341.0%–

04Harrisburg, PAPA50,5221.0%–

05Clarks Summit, PAPA5,0690.9%–

06Wilson, PAPA8,1590.9%–

07Lebanon, PAPA26,4790.9%–

08Fullerton, PAPA16,7240.8%–

09Reading, PAPA95,8320.8%–

10Crafton, PAPA5,7900.7%–

11East Stroudsburg, PAPA9,4380.7%–

12Allentown, PAPA126,0440.6%–

13Lancaster, PAPA58,3660.6%–

14Oxford, PAPA5,8870.5%–

15Hanover, PAPA16,6840.5%–

16Ardmore, PAPA13,9090.4%–

17Lansdowne, PAPA11,1410.4%–

18Bellefonte, PAPA5,8620.4%–

19Wescosville, PAPA7,1480.4%–

20Emmaus, PAPA12,5140.4%–

21New Freedom, PAPA5,1160.4%–

22Progress, PAPA11,0170.4%–

23Franklin Park, PAPA14,9780.4%–

24Catasauqua, PAPA6,5900.3%–

25Colonial Park, PAPA18,0320.3%–

26Easton, PAPA30,4020.3%–

27Pleasant Hills, PAPA8,2120.3%–

28Fairless Hills, PAPA8,8270.3%–

29Carbondale, PAPA8,7310.3%–

30Sharon Hill, PAPA5,9950.3%–

31Swarthmore, PAPA6,5610.3%–

32Harleysville, PAPA9,0900.2%–

33New Kensington, PAPA11,7590.2%–

34Jeannette, PAPA8,4890.2%–

35Castle Shannon, PAPA8,0060.2%–

36Huntingdon, PAPA6,8620.2%–

37Pottsville, PAPA13,1700.2%–

38Hatboro, PAPA8,5930.2%–

39Milton, PAPA6,4570.2%–

40East York, PAPA9,3880.2%–

41Selinsgrove, PAPA5,4880.2%–

42Bethlehem, PAPA79,6440.2%–

43Wilkes-Barre, PAPA44,5230.2%–

44Wayne, PAPA6,6350.2%–

45Woodlyn, PAPA9,7360.1%–

46Fort Washington, PAPA6,2710.1%–

47Camp Hill, PAPA8,1990.1%–

48Millersville, PAPA9,2800.1%–

49Chester, PAPA33,9960.1%–

50Pittsburgh, PAPA307,6320.1%–

51Philadelphia, PAPA1,574,2810.1%–

52Bloomsburg, PAPA13,3750.1%–

53Drexel Hill, PAPA30,4510.1%–

54Brentwood, PAPA9,5970.1%–

55Sunbury, PAPA9,4950.1%–

56King of Prussia, PAPA25,8570.1%–

57York, PAPA45,3420.1%–

58Bristol, PAPA9,9700.1%–

59Wilkinsburg, PAPA13,6020.1%–

60Monroeville, PAPA27,6850.1%–

61Horsham, PAPA16,0050.1%–

62Indiana, PAPA14,6970.0%–

63Yeadon, PAPA12,3200.0%–

64Villanova, PAPA9,1860.0%–

65Scranton, PAPA75,5140.0%–

66Hazleton, PAPA30,2860.0%–

67Chambersburg, PAPA23,3760.0%–

68Monaca, PAPA5,4560.0%–

69Williamsport, PAPA27,3840.0%–

70West Chester, PAPA19,5910.0%–

71Bethel Park, PAPA32,0740.0%–

72State College, PAPA40,8440.0%–

73Erie, PAPA91,8380.0%–

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