RANKING · 2024 ACS · 65 SHOWN OF 65

Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, Connecticut cities

Connecticut cities ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (2024 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 65 cities in Connecticut that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 65 is 69.1%. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Hazardville, CT, up 22 places to #4.

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS 2000

01Northford, CTCT6,18689.4%–

02▲8Portland, CTCT5,94485.1%−7.6 pts

03▲8Simsbury Center, CTCT6,19883.9%−11.0 pts

04▲22Hazardville, CTCT6,02283.9%−10.6 pts

05▼1Southwood Acres, CTCT8,11583.9%−11.8 pts

06Terryville, CTCT5,46183.6%−12.7 pts

07▲13Glastonbury Center, CTCT7,26683.4%−10.6 pts

08▲6Branford Center, CTCT6,30583.2%−7.6 pts

09▲4Putnam, CTCT7,12082.7%–

10▲15Daniels Farm, CTCT5,97682.3%–

11▼4Winsted, CTCT6,97782.1%−10.0 pts

12▼10Pawcatuck, CTCT5,57781.9%−10.9 pts

13▼8Kensington, CTCT9,96281.4%−13.7 pts

14▼6Ridgefield, CTCT6,97081.3%−12.5 pts

15▲4New Canaan, CTCT6,89681.0%–

16▼4Oakville, CTCT9,27680.7%−13.2 pts

17▲4Milford, CTCT51,21580.2%−11.1 pts

18▼3Cheshire, CTCT6,17279.7%−14.5 pts

19▲3Orange, CTCT14,31579.6%−13.5 pts

20▼11Sherwood Manor, CTCT5,70678.0%−17.4 pts

21▼18Sandy Hook, CTCT9,86376.7%–

22▼5North Haven, CTCT24,33676.5%−15.2 pts

23Old Greenwich, CTCT6,93676.5%–

24Long Hill CDP (Greater Bridgeport County), CTCT8,68174.9%–

25▲3Wethersfield, CTCT27,25074.8%−16.4 pts

26▼10Staples, CTCT7,34074.8%–

27▲7Newington, CTCT30,89671.9%−18.4 pts

28▲8New Milford, CTCT8,18871.5%−19.6 pts

29▲2Windsor Locks, CTCT12,57970.3%−21.0 pts

30Torrington, CTCT35,79669.8%−21.6 pts

31▲10Trumbull Center, CTCT10,26469.3%–

32▲1Wallingford Center, CTCT18,20869.2%−18.1 pts

33▲4East Haven, CTCT27,80669.1%−22.3 pts

34▼16Noroton, CTCT5,53968.7%–

35▲14Groton, CTCT10,16067.0%−7.7 pts

36▲3West Hartford, CTCT63,62067.0%−15.8 pts

37▼10Shelton, CTCT42,88066.6%−25.5 pts

38▼9Cos Cob, CTCT7,54664.4%–

39▲3Greenwich, CTCT14,79263.4%–

40▲6Middletown, CTCT48,43962.7%−14.8 pts

41▼9Riverside, CTCT8,95461.9%–

42▼7Bristol, CTCT62,34161.8%−27.4 pts

43▲2Thompsonville, CTCT7,92761.5%−26.4 pts

44Storrs, CTCT15,20761.3%−17.6 pts

45▼7Conning Towers-Nautilus Park, CTCT8,46060.5%−18.0 pts

46▲2Rockville, CTCT7,07260.4%−18.9 pts

47▼7Naugatuck, CTCT32,23060.2%−28.7 pts

48▼5Bethel, CTCT11,40459.0%−28.0 pts

49▼2Derby, CTCT12,92557.6%−28.0 pts

50▲1Norwich, CTCT40,00155.0%−25.4 pts

51▼1Ansonia, CTCT19,21652.6%−28.6 pts

52Manchester, CTCT36,75951.9%–

53▲2Meriden, CTCT60,81047.6%−22.3 pts

54▲4New London, CTCT28,00344.4%−11.7 pts

55▲1West Haven, CTCT55,35143.5%−26.2 pts

56▼2Stamford, CTCT139,53543.2%−18.0 pts

57▼4Norwalk, CTCT94,50842.7%−21.6 pts

58▲1Willimantic, CTCT18,09641.8%−18.8 pts

59▲1New Britain, CTCT76,28640.3%−18.5 pts

60▼3Danbury, CTCT89,03340.1%−27.9 pts

61▲2New Haven, CTCT138,77430.0%−5.5 pts

62East Hartford, CTCT50,91829.6%−30.1 pts

63▼2Waterbury, CTCT115,77129.3%−28.8 pts

64Bridgeport, CTCT152,27324.5%−6.4 pts

65Hartford, CTCT121,98115.1%−2.7 pts

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES