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Largest Vietnamese population, North Carolina counties

North Carolina counties ranked by the number of residents who are Vietnamese, 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 66 counties in North Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 66 is 133. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Johnston County, NC, up 36 places to #17.

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SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Largest Vietnamese population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPVIETNAMESE POPULATIONVS 2020
01Mecklenburg County, NCNC1,233,38310,439+15%
02Wake County, NCNC1,257,2357,683+5%
03Guilford County, NCNC562,2346,572+25%
04Durham County, NCNC347,2401,154−16%
05▲1Cumberland County, NCNC338,473994+3%
06▲4Gaston County, NCNC246,558853+76%
07▲8Cabarrus County, NCNC249,725690+112%
08Catawba County, NCNC170,172684+11%
09▲3Forsyth County, NCNC401,718569+24%
10▼5Union County, NCNC267,674565−44%
11▲6Orange County, NCNC152,498513+69%
12▲25Iredell County, NCNC211,798503+492%
13▼2Alamance County, NCNC186,177444−4%
14▲5Moore County, NCNC110,619434+80%
15▼8Onslow County, NCNC217,175392−51%
16▼2Rowan County, NCNC155,096325−5%
17▲36Johnston County, NCNC256,448323+773%
18▲29Wilson County, NCNC81,150314+630%
19▲19Pasquotank County, NCNC42,201290+287%
20▲5New Hanover County, NCNC245,959265+69%
21▼5Pitt County, NCNC182,936262−14%
22▼4Davidson County, NCNC180,182252+2%
23▲7Lincoln County, NCNC98,654239+90%
24▲10Craven County, NCNC105,025226+138%
25▼3Carteret County, NCNC70,469225+24%
26▼3Hoke County, NCNC56,939185+2%
27▲4Halifax County, NCNC46,534180+51%
28▲28Stanly County, NCNC68,830178+612%
29▲6Buncombe County, NCNC277,417177+90%
30▼9Surry County, NCNC72,287173−14%
31▼4Sampson County, NCNC61,504149+10%
32▲25Caldwell County, NCNC81,105135+463%
33▲32Wayne County, NCNC122,278133+1109%
34▲33Anson County, NCNC21,758132+1550%
35Lenoir County, NCNC55,837128–
36▲25Macon County, NCNC39,232126+641%
37▼4Rutherford County, NCNC65,745120+17%
38▲1Henderson County, NCNC122,375118+59%
39Columbus County, NCNC50,487106–
40▼20Robeson County, NCNC119,94199−57%
41▼32Lee County, NCNC70,25891−82%
42▼13Harnett County, NCNC150,13789−32%
43▼11Watauga County, NCNC54,78678−25%
44▼18Ashe County, NCNC27,51477−43%
45▼9Camden County, NCNC11,31574−18%
46Vance County, NCNC42,63872–
47▲24Duplin County, NCNC51,57172+2300%
48▼3Davie County, NCNC45,85569+44%
49McDowell County, NCNC45,19867–
50▲16Beaufort County, NCNC44,67066+633%
51▼38Randolph County, NCNC149,51659−84%
52▲11Haywood County, NCNC63,36957+338%
53▼2Nash County, NCNC99,36555+34%
54▼30Richmond County, NCNC42,04154−68%
55▼13Burke County, NCNC88,65543−26%
56▼15Madison County, NCNC22,55322−69%
57Currituck County, NCNC33,15818–
58▲6Polk County, NCNC20,53316+45%
59▼31Rockingham County, NCNC94,19512−91%
60Cleveland County, NCNC103,3259–
61▼12Dare County, NCNC38,2459−78%
62▼18Scotland County, NCNC33,3228−84%
63▼20Franklin County, NCNC82,0377−86%
64▼4Transylvania County, NCNC34,2116−68%
65▼17Brunswick County, NCNC174,7021−98%
66▲6Perquimans County, NCNC13,49010%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES