List of U.S. cities with large Polish-American populations

U.S. cities and communities with large

• New York City, New York - 213,447 (2.7%).^[1]
• Chicago, Illinois - 210,421 (7.3%).^[2]
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 65,508 (4.3%).^[3]
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin - 57,485 (9.6%).^[4]
• Los Angeles, California - 56,670 (1.5%).^[5]
• Cheektowaga, New York - 37,560 (39.9%).^[6]
• Buffalo, New York - 34,254 (11.7%).^[7]
• Phoenix, Arizona - 32,050 (2.4%).^[8]
• Toledo, Ohio - 31,792 (10.1%).^[9]
• Warren, Michigan - 28,370 (21%)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - 28,178 (8.4%).^[10]
• San Diego, California - 25,201 (2.1%).^[11]
• Cleveland, Ohio - 22,978 (4.8%).^[12]
• Sterling Heights, Michigan - 21,530 (17.35%)
• Houston, Texas - 19,290 (1%).^[13]
• Detroit, Michigan - 18,992 (2.0%).^[14]
• Omaha, Nebraska - 18,447.^[15]
• Baltimore, Maryland - 18,400 (2.8%).^[16]
• Parma, Ohio - 15,503 (18.1%).^[17]
• Grand Rapids, Michigan - 15,442 (7.8%).^[18]
• Amherst, New York - 15,136 (13%).^[19]
• Erie, Pennsylvania - 14,718 (14.2%).^[20]
• San Antonio, Texas - 14,475 (1.3%).^[21]
• San Francisco, California - 14,332 (1.8%).^[22]
• New Britain, Connecticut - 14,257 (19.9%).^[23]
• West Seneca, New York - 14,236 (31%).^[24]
• Boston, Massachusetts - 13,704 (2.3%).^[25]
• Seattle, Washington - 12,622 (2.2%).^[26]
• Las Vegas, Nevada - 12,188 (2.5%).^[27]
• South Bend, Indiana - 11,417 (10.7%).^[28]
• Scranton, Pennsylvania - 11,311 (14.8%).^[29]
• Jacksonville, Florida - 10,500 (1.4%).^[30]

Ranked by percentage

The following communities have more than 30% of the population as being of Polish ancestry, based on data extracted from the

• Pulawski Township, Michigan 65.7%
• Posen Township, Michigan 65.4%
  • Posen, Michigan 56.1%
• Sharon, Wisconsin 53.7%
• Bevent, Wisconsin 52.7%
• Sloan, New York 46.8%
• Dupont, Pennsylvania 46.6%
• Wallington, New Jersey 45.5%
• Alban, Wisconsin 44.7%
• Independence, Wisconsin 43.7%
• Linwood, Wisconsin 43.1%
• Stockton, Wisconsin 42.9%
• Swan River, Minnesota (Sobieski, Minnesota) 41.5%
• Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 41.2%
• Alberta, Minnesota 39.8%
• Newport, Pennsylvania 37.1%
• Reid, Wisconsin 37.0%
• Arcadia, Wisconsin 36.7%
• Lincoln, Michigan 36.2%
• Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania 35.1%
• Minto, North Dakota 34.8%
• Hull, Wisconsin 34.4%
• Bingham, Michigan
  34.1%
• Maple Grove, Wisconsin 33.8%
• Carson, Wisconsin 33.7%
• Ubly, Michigan 33.6%
• Duryea, Pennsylvania 32.8%
• Dickson City, Pennsylvania 32.6%
• Shenandoah, Pennsylvania 32.6%
• Harwood Heights, Illinois 32.5%
• Dwight, Michigan
  32.1%
• Kulpmont, Pennsylvania 32.1%
• Loup City, Nebraska 31.8%
• Pulaski, Wisconsin 31.7%
• Cheektowaga, New York 31.6%
• Depew, New York 31.2%
• Holding, Minnesota 30.9%
• Filer, Michigan 30.8%
• Angelica, Wisconsin 30.7%
• Whiting, Wisconsin 30.7%
• Pike Creek, Minnesota 30.6%
• Buena Vista, Wisconsin 30.3%
• Burbank, Illinois 30.3%
• New York Mills, New York 30.3%
• Rietbrock, Wisconsin 30.2%

See also

• Lists of U.S. cities with large ethnic population
• Poles in Omaha

References