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

Mississippi 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 69 cities in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 69 is 52.1%. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Pass Christian, MS, up 11 places to #14.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS 2000
01Vancleave, MSMS5,07892.0%+1.4 pts
02Diamondhead, MSMS9,44184.3%−8.8 pts
03▲9Gulf Park Estates, MSMS6,26481.6%−8.8 pts
04▲2Saltillo, MSMS5,06079.5%−13.9 pts
05▲3Long Beach, MSMS17,30979.1%−7.0 pts
06▲8Waveland, MSMS7,04277.7%−6.2 pts
07▼3Madison, MSMS28,57577.3%−15.5 pts
08▼3Ocean Springs, MSMS18,99376.6%−9.6 pts
09▲1Bay St. Louis, MSMS10,63475.6%−3.4 pts
10▼3Hernando, MSMS18,82474.0%−0.2 pts
11Petal, MSMS11,69472.8%−20.3 pts
12▲10St. Martin, MSMS8,13971.6%−9.8 pts
13▲4Flowood, MSMS11,00371.0%−7.8 pts
14▲11Pass Christian, MSMS6,45970.5%+5.3 pts
15▼12University, MSMS5,31570.4%–
16▲2Richland, MSMS7,63070.2%−21.2 pts
17▼2Booneville, MSMS9,25770.2%−9.3 pts
18▼5Brandon, MSMS26,12269.5%−16.3 pts
19▲2Corinth, MSMS14,34568.5%−7.0 pts
20▼11Latimer, MSMS6,75668.4%−25.3 pts
21▼2Gulf Hills, MSMS8,45166.7%−13.4 pts
22▲5Ripley, MSMS5,37765.5%−8.6 pts
23▼3Oxford, MSMS26,77364.7%−9.8 pts
24▼8Amory, MSMS6,38664.1%−5.4 pts
25▲6D'Iberville, MSMS13,55760.8%−15.7 pts
26▲2New Albany, MSMS7,75660.2%−2.9 pts
27▲10Columbia, MSMS6,52559.6%−2.6 pts
28▼2Biloxi, MSMS48,51659.4%−10.3 pts
29▼5Pearl, MSMS28,86457.9%−22.2 pts
30▼7Pontotoc, MSMS6,15653.9%−23.1 pts
31▲2Senatobia, MSMS8,47353.2%−14.3 pts
32▲3Gautier, MSMS19,06953.1%−13.1 pts
33▼1Olive Branch, MSMS47,56352.7%−33.3 pts
34▼4Starkville, MSMS25,75452.7%−11.4 pts
35▼6Picayune, MSMS12,01952.1%−9.3 pts
36Tupelo, MSMS38,08751.9%−16.8 pts
37▼3Southaven, MSMS57,81950.7%−38.6 pts
38▲2Pascagoula, MSMS21,40948.0%−17.2 pts
39▼1Clinton, MSMS26,64047.3%−27.1 pts
40▼1Gulfport, MSMS76,50647.3%−13.6 pts
41▲3Philadelphia, MSMS6,85842.3%−12.6 pts
42Batesville, MSMS7,32542.2%−13.8 pts
43▲3Brookhaven, MSMS11,64641.7%−5.4 pts
44▼1Cleveland, MSMS10,13841.3%−8.3 pts
45▼4Ridgeland, MSMS24,75040.1%−36.2 pts
46▼1Hattiesburg, MSMS48,80239.5%−9.7 pts
47Grenada, MSMS12,08839.0%−10.1 pts
48▲1Kosciusko, MSMS6,72238.9%−14.5 pts
49▲4Louisville, MSMS5,92137.9%−7.4 pts
50▼2Horn Lake, MSMS26,74135.7%−45.6 pts
51▼1Natchez, MSMS14,88034.5%−9.4 pts
52▼1West Point, MSMS9,74331.0%−11.5 pts
53▲2Meridian, MSMS33,37030.3%−13.2 pts
54Columbus, MSMS22,79229.7%−13.6 pts
55▲2Laurel, MSMS17,66228.7%−11.6 pts
56▲3Greenwood, MSMS13,42925.6%−7.1 pts
57▲1Byram, MSMS12,70724.8%−60.4 pts
58▲5Holly Springs, MSMS6,40224.0%+1.3 pts
59▼3Vicksburg, MSMS19,83023.7%−13.7 pts
60▼8West Hattiesburg, MSMS6,71523.6%−50.5 pts
61▼1McComb, MSMS11,69723.4%−16.5 pts
62Forest, MSMS5,43323.0%−12.7 pts
63▼2Moss Point, MSMS11,74322.5%−5.3 pts
64▲3Canton, MSMS10,87319.6%+1.0 pts
65▲1Indianola, MSMS8,63715.0%−10.4 pts
66▼1Greenville, MSMS26,53014.9%−13.9 pts
67▲1Clarksdale, MSMS13,64313.4%−16.3 pts
68▼4Jackson, MSMS141,19613.3%−14.2 pts
69Yazoo City, MSMS9,8679.7%−12.5 pts
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES