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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, New York counties · 1990

New York counties ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (1990 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 62 counties in New York that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 62 is 94.3%.

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RELATEDHighest Asian household income Highest Black household income Highest Hispanic household income Highest White (non-Hispanic) household income Largest White (non-Hispanic) population Largest Black population

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS –

01Hamilton County, NYNY5,00699.0%–

02Herkimer County, NYNY59,21998.9%–

03Lewis County, NYNY26,47998.4%–

04Tioga County, NYNY47,45398.2%–

05Yates County, NYNY24,54798.1%–

06Warren County, NYNY65,02098.0%–

07Allegany County, NYNY46,80097.9%–

08Oswego County, NYNY118,56997.9%–

09Schuyler County, NYNY16,92497.8%–

10Chenango County, NYNY45,71597.7%–

11Steuben County, NYNY91,85597.7%–

12Delaware County, NYNY44,30597.4%–

13Fulton County, NYNY52,21697.3%–

14Cortland County, NYNY45,85097.3%–

15Schoharie County, NYNY30,17697.1%–

16Madison County, NYNY67,12097.1%–

17Saratoga County, NYNY241,34396.9%–

18Otsego County, NYNY60,58996.8%–

19Seneca County, NYNY32,88396.4%–

20Ontario County, NYNY113,13096.3%–

21St. Lawrence County, NYNY105,48896.2%–

22Cattaraugus County, NYNY75,39096.0%–

23Genesee County, NYNY58,41695.8%–

24Livingston County, NYNY61,43895.6%–

25Broome County, NYNY195,73695.1%–

26Putnam County, NYNY99,02895.1%–

27Wayne County, NYNY91,25094.8%–

28Essex County, NYNY36,43894.7%–

29Chautauqua County, NYNY124,12694.7%–

30Washington County, NYNY59,35394.4%–

31Columbia County, NYNY60,16894.3%–

32Cayuga County, NYNY74,36594.2%–

33Rensselaer County, NYNY160,51093.8%–

34Montgomery County, NYNY50,04693.6%–

35Clinton County, NYNY78,13892.7%–

36Wyoming County, NYNY39,74192.6%–

37Schenectady County, NYNY162,58192.4%–

38Chemung County, NYNY80,41592.2%–

39Niagara County, NYNY208,91292.0%–

40Oneida County, NYNY226,39291.6%–

41Greene County, NYNY47,23891.3%–

42Orleans County, NYNY39,82590.5%–

43Ulster County, NYNY183,33090.5%–

44Jefferson County, NYNY111,54090.2%–

45Franklin County, NYNY46,50089.4%–

46Tompkins County, NYNY104,04789.1%–

47Onondaga County, NYNY466,58488.6%–

48Albany County, NYNY321,22587.9%–

49Dutchess County, NYNY300,70886.0%–

50Suffolk County, NYNY1,546,09085.8%–

51Erie County, NYNY946,74185.0%–

52Sullivan County, NYNY80,58684.8%–

53Orange County, NYNY417,66984.8%–

54Nassau County, NYNY1,398,93982.9%–

55Monroe County, NYNY750,50682.9%–

56Richmond County, NYNY501,29080.2%–

57Rockland County, NYNY357,39779.9%–

58Westchester County, NYNY1,015,74373.4%–

59New York County, NYNY1,664,86249.0%–

60Queens County, NYNY2,358,18248.3%–

61Kings County, NYNY2,653,96340.3%–

62Bronx County, NYNY1,406,33222.9%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS