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Largest Lithuanian population, Michigan cities

Michigan cities ranked by the number of residents who are Lithuanian 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 132 cities in Michigan that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 132 is 48. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Jackson, MI, up 83 places to #42.

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Largest Lithuanian population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPLITHUANIAN POPULATIONVS 2010
01Grand Rapids, MIMI201,183760−39%
02▲1Dearborn, MIMI105,611750+42%
03▼1Ann Arbor, MIMI122,233726+61%
04Livonia, MIMI92,603545−14%
05▲2St. Clair Shores, MIMI57,872469+45%
06▲7Rochester Hills, MIMI77,5393500%
07▲4Walker, MIMI25,881346−12%
08▲8Farmington Hills, MIMI83,291328−44%
09▲6Dearborn Heights, MIMI60,664318+17%
10▼4Detroit, MIMI649,095311+19%
11▲1Westland, MIMI82,333310−4%
12▼7Royal Oak, MIMI57,583304−14%
13▼4Novi, MIMI67,319259+102%
14▲11Southgate, MIMI28,931251−30%
15▼5Warren, MIMI137,138238−60%
16▲10Trenton, MIMI17,849237+243%
17▲54Grosse Pointe Farms, MIMI9,735216+145%
18▼10Kentwood, MIMI54,776216+11%
19New Haven, MIMI6,749194–
20▲28Saline, MIMI9,001191+355%
21▲3Sterling Heights, MIMI133,931187−40%
22▲14Forest Hills, MIMI28,695182−26%
23▲6Norton Shores, MIMI25,088170+62%
24▼5Fenton, MIMI11,774167+439%
25▲2Westwood, MIMI8,867165+211%
26▲5Lansing, MIMI113,884154−36%
27▼10Wyoming, MIMI78,588148−5%
28▼6East Lansing, MIMI49,355145−31%
29▲58Haslett, MIMI18,559125−11%
30▼7Kalamazoo, MIMI72,683123−46%
31▲24Marquette, MIMI21,944108−2%
32▲11Berkley, MIMI15,145105+102%
33▲7Troy, MIMI88,733103−77%
34Portage, MIMI49,86299−20%
35Byron Center, MIMI7,40392+820%
36▼16Northview, MIMI15,26890−36%
37▲31Grand Blanc, MIMI7,88087–
38▲18Madison Heights, MIMI28,29782+116%
39▲26Holt, MIMI25,31681+153%
40▲12Midland, MIMI42,80680+208%
41▲17Grosse Pointe Woods, MIMI15,79274+85%
42▲83Jackson, MIMI31,02274−31%
43▲10Jenison, MIMI17,58274+7%
44▲63Ypsilanti, MIMI19,76671−26%
45▲61Rochester, MIMI12,82470−44%
46▲33Cutlerville, MIMI18,78069+156%
47▼14Plymouth, MIMI9,16469+82%
48▼10Southfield, MIMI76,11168−75%
49▲83Riverview, MIMI11,94767+40%
50▲28Houghton, MIMI8,56066+136%
51▼21Allen Park, MIMI27,44561−56%
52▼17Battle Creek, MIMI52,02159−36%
53▲33Grand Haven, MIMI11,03859+354%
54▲61Petoskey, MIMI5,77258+205%
55▲61Wixom, MIMI17,31358−31%
56▲8Wyandotte, MIMI24,07256−33%
57▼18Lincoln Park, MIMI38,52955−74%
58▼17Grandville, MIMI17,01854+35%
59▲15Roseville, MIMI46,86354+69%
60▲70Tecumseh, MIMI8,60853+96%
61▼40Oak Park, MIMI29,07251−72%
62▼48Okemos, MIMI26,39651−27%
63▲22Port Huron, MIMI28,27351−20%
64Traverse City, MIMI15,83251−16%
65▼20Waverly, MIMI23,57549+4%
66▼34Birmingham, MIMI21,92348−60%
67▲34Howell, MIMI9,89646−47%
68▲9Grosse Pointe, MIMI5,49045+13%
69Whitmore Lake, MIMI7,87845+105%
70▼28Taylor, MIMI61,27944−88%
71▼53Farmington, MIMI11,40941−51%
72▲41Cadillac, MIMI10,43840+344%
73▼26Allendale, MIMI26,67939−64%
74▼1Hillsdale, MIMI8,00239+225%
75▲33Iron Mountain, MIMI7,46938–
76▼1St. Joseph, MIMI7,89338+31%
77▲41Belding, MIMI6,00037–
78▼21Auburn Hills, MIMI25,92536−66%
79▲4Rockford, MIMI6,31336–
80▲2Chelsea, MIMI5,42435–
81▼18Clawson, MIMI11,31235−26%
82▲15Huntington Woods, MIMI6,27435−20%
83Alma, MIMI9,30434–
84▼47Garden City, MIMI26,28034−70%
85▲18Wayne, MIMI17,06533+154%
86▼16Fraser, MIMI14,49632−40%
87Hudsonville, MIMI7,96432–
88▲26Flint, MIMI79,30630−32%
89▼39Mount Pleasant, MIMI20,92527−39%
90Three Rivers, MIMI7,91025+67%
91▼63Ludington, MIMI7,63424−78%
92Milan, MIMI5,97324+60%
93▼1Milford, MIMI6,52024+9%
94▲26Eastpointe, MIMI33,81423−64%
95▼35Gladstone, MIMI5,18923–
96▼12Grosse Pointe Park, MIMI11,09523−69%
97▲38Monroe, MIMI20,07623−36%
98Flushing, MIMI8,17522−15%
99▼1Pontiac, MIMI62,07722–
100▲12Utica, MIMI5,11422–
101▲21Center Line, MIMI8,50321−19%
102▲32Bay City, MIMI31,86819−14%
103▼44Ferndale, MIMI19,21219−88%
104▲17Bridgeport, MIMI6,88418−61%
105▼16Burton, MIMI29,31318–
106▼1Muskegon, MIMI37,22418−83%
107▲2New Baltimore, MIMI12,12318−33%
108Davison, MIMI5,03917–
109▼37Beverly Hills, MIMI10,44916−70%
110▼61Mount Clemens, MIMI15,41915−62%
111Freeland, MIMI7,55714–
112▲21Woodhaven, MIMI12,50314−77%
113Alpena, MIMI10,08812−61%
114▼63Brighton, MIMI7,90412−89%
115▼69Saginaw, MIMI42,86312−87%
116▼23Ishpeming, MIMI6,20511−48%
117▼50Escanaba, MIMI12,25710+11%
118▼14Hamtramck, MIMI27,2619−90%
119Lake Fenton, MIMI6,4179–
120▲9Menominee, MIMI8,1759−18%
121▼60Holland, MIMI35,3728−85%
122Marysville, MIMI9,8688−11%
123▼21South Monroe, MIMI6,9608−20%
124▼58East Grand Rapids, MIMI11,6637–
125▼37South Lyon, MIMI12,1077−56%
126Coldwater, MIMI14,2166–
127▼3Harper Woods, MIMI14,8606−50%
128Temperance, MIMI8,9146–
129▲9Hazel Park, MIMI14,9375−92%
130▼86Adrian, MIMI20,1914–
131Marshall, MIMI6,8002−78%
132▲7Greenville, MIMI9,2561−90%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES