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Largest Japanese population, Colorado cities

Colorado cities ranked by the number of residents who are Japanese, from the 2024 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV. This list covers the 70 cities in Colorado that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 70 is 49. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Erie, CO, up 42 places to #17.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPJAPANESE POPULATIONVS 2020

01Denver, COCO740,6131,564+4%

02▲1Colorado Springs, COCO494,743828+1%

03▼1Aurora, COCO410,053758−10%

04▲4Westminster, COCO116,182541+58%

05Boulder, COCO105,689371−19%

06▼2Lakewood, COCO156,927278−60%

07▲21Grand Junction, COCO71,827277+215%

08▼2Fort Collins, COCO171,500272−34%

09Thornton, COCO147,766263−20%

10Arvada, COCO122,901254−9%

11Centennial, COCO108,658252−5%

12▲5Gleneagle, COCO6,440246+61%

13▲6Ken Caryl, COCO33,233235+91%

14▼1Highlands Ranch, COCO102,257210+6%

15▼1Broomfield, COCO79,174205+7%

16▲2Superior, COCO13,637192+54%

17▲42Erie, COCO40,904159+894%

18▼11Longmont, COCO100,109142−61%

19▼3Greenwood, COCO15,323132−19%

20▲2Parker, COCO65,985132+16%

21▼6Greeley, COCO115,073127−29%

22▲4West Pleasant View, COCO5,051123+35%

23▲13Louisville, COCO20,581122+135%

24▲9Frederick, COCO18,241108+50%

25▼1Pueblo, COCO110,40497−1%

26▲29Gunbarrel, COCO10,05174+311%

27▼15Brighton, COCO45,39570−66%

28▲2Dakota Ridge, COCO33,75369−17%

29Black Forest, COCO15,73868–

30▲7Woodmoor, COCO8,93465+27%

31▼8Security-Widefield, COCO37,34560−40%

32Castle Rock, COCO83,81558−28%

33▼12Littleton, COCO46,24655−55%

34Monument, COCO13,81351–

35Four Square Mile, COCO23,02449–

36▼16Lafayette, COCO30,11649−60%

37▲3Wheat Ridge, COCO32,08144−8%

38▼3Lone Tree, COCO15,27841−36%

39▼5Loveland, COCO81,38740−44%

40▼13Cimarron Hills, COCO19,81738−57%

41Evans, COCO22,50038–

42▲20Columbine, COCO25,47836+157%

43▼1Northglenn, COCO38,89336−14%

44▲23Shaw Heights, COCO5,56534+278%

45Craig, COCO8,87433–

46▲23Golden, COCO20,39032+357%

47Berthoud, COCO14,08029–

48▼4Pueblo West, COCO35,68128−15%

49▲12Windsor, COCO43,84028+87%

50▼19Durango, COCO19,73327−67%

51▼12Mead, COCO7,04225−48%

52▼4Sherrelwood, COCO18,69223−15%

53▼2Eaton, COCO5,84820+5%

54▲4Castle Pines, COCO15,58318+13%

55▼2Berkley, COCO10,78917−6%

56▼4Firestone, COCO20,12917−11%

57▼3Fort Carson, COCO18,01912−33%

58▼13Stonegate, COCO8,90612−63%

59▼34Air Force Academy, COCO6,72710−90%

60Cherry Hills, COCO6,38910–

61Welby, COCO16,1979–

62▲6Alamosa, COCO9,84980%

63Gunnison, COCO6,8368–

64Wellington, COCO12,1698–

65▼18Evergreen, COCO8,6027−75%

66▼37Cherry Creek, COCO10,7216−93%

67Delta, COCO9,8026–

68▼4The Pinery, COCO11,8716−54%

69▼12Carbondale, COCO6,7625−71%

70▲2Montrose, COCO21,5835+400%

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