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Largest Trinidadian & Tobagonian population, Georgia counties · 2010

Georgia counties ranked by the number of residents who are Trinidadian & Tobagonian ancestry, from the 2010 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV. This list covers the 39 counties in Georgia that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 39 is 43.

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Largest Trinidadian & Tobagonian population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRINIDADIAN & TOBAGONIAN POPULATIONVS –
01DeKalb County, GAGA774,3941,799–
02Gwinnett County, GAGA1,018,0991,093–
03Cobb County, GAGA793,345929–
04Fulton County, GAGA1,098,791719–
05Henry County, GAGA264,922438–
06Cherokee County, GAGA299,273213–
07Rockdale County, GAGA98,416207–
08Clayton County, GAGA297,471183–
09Newton County, GAGA125,583152–
10Walton County, GAGA112,696110–
11Richmond County, GAGA206,559100–
12Muscogee County, GAGA202,17199–
13Coweta County, GAGA160,24095–
14Douglas County, GAGA154,29387–
15Liberty County, GAGA70,31382–
16Forsyth County, GAGA282,80574–
17Bibb County, GAGA157,55671–
18Emanuel County, GAGA23,14766–
19Effingham County, GAGA74,39743–
20Paulding County, GAGA190,99643–
21Bulloch County, GAGA86,94940–
22Chatham County, GAGA311,85540–
23Carroll County, GAGA131,03630–
24Meriwether County, GAGA21,51630–
25Spalding County, GAGA70,77530–
26Camden County, GAGA60,14329–
27Oconee County, GAGA44,89328–
28Coffee County, GAGA44,40725–
29Clarke County, GAGA129,92120–
30Bryan County, GAGA52,06216–
31Fayette County, GAGA125,15614–
32Lowndes County, GAGA122,86713–
33McIntosh County, GAGA11,98913–
34Columbia County, GAGA169,18912–
35Decatur County, GAGA29,43212–
36Dougherty County, GAGA82,61611–
37Floyd County, GAGA101,37810–
38Monroe County, GAGA32,02310–
39Franklin County, GAGA25,9485–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS