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Highest Subsaharan African population share, Idaho counties

Idaho counties ranked by the share of all residents who are Subsaharan African ancestry (2024 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Subsaharan African residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 29 counties in Idaho that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

Highest Subsaharan African population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPSUBSAHARAN AFRICAN SHAREVS 2010

01Ada County, IDID546,1410.6%+0.2 pts

02Madison County, IDID55,1720.6%+0.4 pts

03Twin Falls County, IDID97,5390.6%+0.3 pts

04Lewis County, IDID3,7040.3%–

05Fremont County, IDID14,2080.3%–

06Payette County, IDID27,8240.3%–

07Latah County, IDID41,8420.3%+0.2 pts

08Elmore County, IDID29,4650.2%−0.2 pts

09Clearwater County, IDID9,1180.2%–

10Bonneville County, IDID135,7710.2%−0.0 pts

11Canyon County, IDID275,1230.2%+0.1 pts

12Franklin County, IDID15,8890.2%–

13Shoshone County, IDID14,1300.2%–

14Blaine County, IDID25,5170.2%+0.2 pts

15Bannock County, IDID91,5910.2%−0.1 pts

16Lincoln County, IDID5,6030.1%–

17Oneida County, IDID5,0850.1%–

18Kootenai County, IDID191,8640.1%+0.1 pts

19Nez Perce County, IDID42,9050.1%+0.0 pts

20Bonner County, IDID54,4200.1%–

21Gooding County, IDID16,4460.1%–

22Bingham County, IDID51,1530.1%−0.3 pts

23Cassia County, IDID26,3970.1%−0.0 pts

24Benewah County, IDID10,5080.0%–

25Jerome County, IDID26,3620.0%–

26Jefferson County, IDID35,2970.0%–

27Washington County, IDID11,5830.0%−0.3 pts

28Power County, IDID8,2460.0%–

29Boise County, IDID8,5450.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES