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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, Vermont cities · 2000

Vermont cities ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (2000 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 12 cities in Vermont that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share by state
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RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS 1990
01Rutland, VTVT15,36397.1%−2%
02Bennington, VTVT9,24596.5%−2%
03Barre, VTVT8,21496.1%−3%
04Montpelier, VTVT7,82395.4%−3%
05St. Johnsbury, VTVT5,85995.3%−3%
06St. Albans, VTVT6,93995.2%−2%
07Essex Junction, VTVT10,92194.7%−2%
08South Burlington, VTVT21,39493.0%−5%
09Brattleboro, VTVT7,65792.1%−4%
10Middlebury, VTVT7,22092.0%−4%
11Burlington, VTVT44,01991.5%−5%
12Winooski, VTVT8,23990.0%−8%
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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS