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Largest Lebanese population, North Carolina counties

North Carolina counties ranked by the number of residents who are Lebanese ancestry, 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 67 counties in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 67 is 44. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Franklin County, NC, up 33 places to #16.

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SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Largest Lebanese population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPLEBANESE POPULATIONVS 2010
01▲1Wake County, NCNC1,257,2353,581+119%
02▼1Mecklenburg County, NCNC1,233,3833,411+69%
03▲2Guilford County, NCNC562,234918+72%
04▲15Onslow County, NCNC217,175606+98%
05▲9Buncombe County, NCNC277,417565+78%
06▼3New Hanover County, NCNC245,959507+152%
07▲2Forsyth County, NCNC401,718497+26%
08Union County, NCNC267,674377+117%
09▲1Orange County, NCNC152,498357+7%
10▼6Durham County, NCNC347,240327+97%
11▼5Cumberland County, NCNC338,473279+18%
12Hoke County, NCNC56,939259–
13▲17Johnston County, NCNC256,448247+87%
14▲3Iredell County, NCNC211,798238+56%
15▼3Davie County, NCNC45,855217+136%
16▲33Franklin County, NCNC82,037208+530%
17▲16Rowan County, NCNC155,096194+304%
18▲11Brunswick County, NCNC174,702193+168%
19▲5Alamance County, NCNC186,177149−1%
20▼4Pitt County, NCNC182,936148−14%
21▼6Wayne County, NCNC122,278141+91%
22▼2Gaston County, NCNC246,558136+77%
23▲20Currituck County, NCNC33,158127–
24▲2Catawba County, NCNC170,172122+154%
25▲22Chatham County, NCNC85,111105–
26▼13Craven County, NCNC105,02598−52%
27▼16Cabarrus County, NCNC249,72596−38%
28▲8Lincoln County, NCNC98,65471+294%
29▲19Haywood County, NCNC63,36970–
30▼2Harnett County, NCNC150,13759+26%
31Swain County, NCNC14,02458–
32Robeson County, NCNC119,94156+167%
33▲24Watauga County, NCNC54,78646−59%
34▼9Carteret County, NCNC70,46944−68%
35▲2Edgecombe County, NCNC49,12143–
36▲5Burke County, NCNC88,65536−22%
37Halifax County, NCNC46,53434+209%
38Cherokee County, NCNC30,83029+142%
39▼8Henderson County, NCNC122,37528+17%
40Northampton County, NCNC16,49127–
41▼14Davidson County, NCNC180,18225−43%
42▲17Pamlico County, NCNC12,75823+188%
43▼25Dare County, NCNC38,24522−64%
44▲11Granville County, NCNC61,42122−61%
45▲15Avery County, NCNC18,11021−76%
46Jackson County, NCNC45,03920−31%
47▼40Moore County, NCNC110,61920−95%
48▼2Macon County, NCNC39,23218−18%
49▼26Pender County, NCNC72,11118−45%
50▲3Lee County, NCNC70,25818−79%
51▲7Anson County, NCNC21,75815−40%
52Beaufort County, NCNC44,67015−81%
54▼22Lenoir County, NCNC55,83713−41%
55Sampson County, NCNC61,50412−95%
56▼11Wilson County, NCNC81,15012−91%
57Caldwell County, NCNC81,10511–
58Mitchell County, NCNC15,06210–
59▼21Rockingham County, NCNC94,19510–
60▼9Warren County, NCNC18,89810–
61Scotland County, NCNC33,3229−18%
62▼8McDowell County, NCNC45,1989−25%
63▼21Richmond County, NCNC42,04170%
64Person County, NCNC40,6366–
65Hyde County, NCNC4,5545–
66▼26Polk County, NCNC20,5334–
67Rutherford County, NCNC65,7454−94%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES