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Least segregated, Pennsylvania counties

Pennsylvania counties with the lowest CensusEasy Segregation Score, where residents of every race are spread most evenly across neighborhoods (2024 ACS). This list covers the 67 counties in Pennsylvania that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 67 is 31. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Cameron County, PA, up 43 places to #8.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPSEGREGATION SCOREVS 2020
01▲5Fulton County, PAPA14,48313−32%
02Potter County, PAPA15,89715−9%
03Perry County, PAPA46,80615−8%
04▲1Tioga County, PAPA40,50215−11%
05▲2Jefferson County, PAPA43,25515−17%
06▲4Susquehanna County, PAPA38,23717−18%
07▲6Juniata County, PAPA23,40319−23%
08▲43Cameron County, PAPA4,21120−56%
09▼5Bradford County, PAPA59,60020+19%
10▲15Crawford County, PAPA81,79220−37%
11▼10Bedford County, PAPA47,48020+51%
12▲6Armstrong County, PAPA63,69821−29%
13▼1Venango County, PAPA49,34621−11%
14▲7Snyder County, PAPA39,65522−31%
15▼4Warren County, PAPA37,03822−9%
16Elk County, PAPA29,92622−18%
17▲6Columbia County, PAPA66,19323−28%
18▼10Wyoming County, PAPA25,79023+21%
19▲5Butler County, PAPA200,16924−25%
20▼6Adams County, PAPA107,59424−6%
21▼12Clinton County, PAPA37,87025+26%
22▲31Pike County, PAPA62,80827−40%
23▲11Westmoreland County, PAPA349,32428−23%
24▲9Sullivan County, PAPA5,85628−21%
25▲5Bucks County, PAPA647,82828−14%
26Blair County, PAPA119,54128−12%
27▲1Washington County, PAPA210,80228−12%
28▼13Clarion County, PAPA36,68029+7%
29▼9Monroe County, PAPA167,17929−7%
30▼1Cumberland County, PAPA277,27029−10%
31▼12Montgomery County, PAPA877,64329−6%
32▲12Montour County, PAPA17,86829−32%
33▲5McKean County, PAPA38,98430−23%
34▼12Mifflin County, PAPA46,12731−1%
35▼4Chester County, PAPA557,11631−4%
36▼9Franklin County, PAPA160,65231−3%
37Fayette County, PAPA123,02132−13%
38▲19Clearfield County, PAPA78,10033−29%
39▼3Northumberland County, PAPA89,92034−8%
40▲7Schuylkill County, PAPA145,08535−20%
41▼24Carbon County, PAPA65,86835+26%
42▼10Wayne County, PAPA51,703350%
43▼2Centre County, PAPA157,39335−14%
44▼5Lackawanna County, PAPA216,50235−10%
45▲14Lawrence County, PAPA83,91136−24%
46Indiana County, PAPA82,87837−14%
47▼7Northampton County, PAPA324,41137−6%
48▼13Lycoming County, PAPA112,58738+3%
49▼4Somerset County, PAPA72,00438−13%
50▼8York County, PAPA473,19738−8%
51▼1Lebanon County, PAPA146,38038−14%
52▼4Lancaster County, PAPA563,15939−12%
53▼10Beaver County, PAPA166,03239−7%
54▲4Cambria County, PAPA128,96839−18%
55▲1Forest County, PAPA6,61440−14%
56▼2Mercer County, PAPA107,86040−13%
57▼8Allegheny County, PAPA1,225,03541−9%
58▲3Greene County, PAPA33,88541−15%
59▼7Erie County, PAPA265,83242−7%
60▼5Dauphin County, PAPA293,35144−4%
61▼1Luzerne County, PAPA332,12645−7%
62Lehigh County, PAPA384,38346−9%
63▲1Huntingdon County, PAPA43,00146−13%
64▼1Union County, PAPA42,31349−4%
65▲1Delaware County, PAPA580,93751−6%
66▼1Berks County, PAPA440,07254−1%
67Philadelphia County, PAPA1,574,28155−7%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES