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Can someone else do Connecticut, they got a lot of black people too.
2017 Connecticut
1) Bridgeport- 52,035 35.5% Black
2) Hartford- 46,645 37.8% Black
3) New Haven- 44,940 34.3% Black
4) Waterbury 21,725 20.0% Black
5) Stamford- 19, 625 15.0% Black
6) East Hartford- 14,090 28.0% Black
7) Hamden 13,300 21.7% Black
These 14 towns account for roughly 500,000 Black people (or about 60% of all blacks in Southern New England) in about 260 square miles. New England segregation is fascinating.
Last edited by BostonBornMassMade; 08-14-2018 at 11:28 AM..
1) Bridgeport- 52,035 35.5% Black
2) Hartford- 46,645 37.8% Black
3) New Haven- 44,940 34.3% Black
4) Waterbury 21,725 20.0% Black
5) Stamford- 19, 625 15.0% Black
6) East Hartford- 14,090 28.0% Black
7) Hamden 13,300 21.7% Black
These 14 towns account for roughly 500,000 Black people (or about 60% of all blacks in Southern New England) in about 260 square miles. New England segregation is fascinating.
A lot of that has to do with how urban the southern half of the region is too.
These 14 towns account for roughly 500,000 Black people (or about 60% of all blacks in Southern New England) in about 260 square miles. New England segregation is fascinating.
What percentage of whites do those 14 towns account for? I wouldn't be too surprised if it were a pretty big number.
What percentage of whites do those 14 towns account for? I wouldn't be too surprised if it were a pretty big number.
I gurs, they’re Certainly significant bu twhites are a minority and all of those towns except for Cambridge 60% Worcester 55% and Hamden 60%. about 35%\40% of those towns is Latino Mostly Puerto Rican and Dominican. I can get the stats later but I would think whites are about 35% of those towns on average. So on paper the towns are very diverse but in reality there’s just so many suburbs and New England that are 85% or more white. And the whites live in the most far flung and suburban parts of the small cities.
As of 2016, the highest MSAs of over 50,000 people as a percentage of black population are
1. Albany GA 52.06% black
2. Pine Bluff AR 49.5%
3. Sumter SC 46.07%
4. Rocky Mount NC 44.2%
5. Memphis TN 43.8%
6. Macon-Bibb County GA 43.3%
7. Montgomery AL 41.3%
8. Florence SC 40.6%
9. Columbus GA-AL 37.7%
10 Hinesville GA 36.04%
Utah, going to do by metro because there aren't alot of black people here.
Salt Lake Metro (1,200,000):
24,515
Ogden Metro (665,000):
9,646
Provo Metro (617,000):
4,928
St. George Metro (165,662):
1,490
Logan Metro (138,000):
1242
I got these statistics using U.S. quickfacts through the census bureau.
As of 2016, the highest MSAs of over 50,000 people as a percentage of black population are
1. Albany GA 52.06% black
2. Pine Bluff AR 49.5%
3. Sumter SC 46.07%
4. Rocky Mount NC 44.2%
5. Memphis TN 43.8%
6. Macon-Bibb County GA 43.3%
7. Montgomery AL 41.3%
8. Florence SC 40.6%
9. Columbus GA-AL 37.7%
10 Hinesville GA 36.04%
So, from this list, Greenville MS would be first for areas with at least 50,000 people. Orangeburg SC would be second, then Vicksburg MS, Roanoke Rapids NC in NE NC at #4 and then Albany GA 5th.
Yeah along with Upper Darby / Cheltenham for Philly and Wilkinsburg / Woodland Hills for Pittsburgh
Woodland Hills is not a municipality, it is a school district that serves ~6 boroughs.
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