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List of U.S. communities with African American majority populations
The following is a list of United States cities, towns, and unincorporated areas (Census Designated Places) in which a majority (over 50%) of the population is African American or Black, according to data from the 2000 Census. This list does not include cities such as Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in which, according to the 2000 Census, merely a plurality (as opposed to a majority) of the residents are African American. The list below is organized by state and, within each state, by population size. The percentage of each city's population that is African American is listed in parentheses next to the city's name.

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Alabama

Places with over 100,000 people

Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Hurtsboro (70.3%)
  • La Fayette (67.3%)
  • Lanett (53.6%)
  • Lipscomb (65.6%)
  • Lisman (91.4%)
  • Livingston (60.8%)
  • Loachapoka (61.2%)
  • Macedonia (91.8%)
  • McMullen (100.0%)
  • Marion (62.5%)
  • Memphis (97.0%)
  • Midfield (59.5%)
  • Midway (88.8%)
  • Mosses (97.8%)
  • Mount Vernon (53.0%)
  • Newbern (77.1%)
  • North Courtland (97.5%)
  • Oak Hill (64.9%)
  • Pickensville (63.0%)
  • Ridgeville (79.1%)
  • Selma (69.7%)
  • Selmont-West Selmont (91.4%)
  • Shorter (81.7%)
  • Thomaston (50.1%)
  • Triana (86.5%)
  • Tuskegee (95.5%)
  • Union (92.1%)
  • Union Springs (74.4%)
  • Uniontown (88.2%)
  • Vredenburgh (89.0%)
  • White Hall (98.0%)
  • Yellow Bluff (92.8%)
  • York (78.3%)

    • Arkansas

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Lake Village (56.2%)
  • Luxora (56.0%)
  • Madison (89.0%)
  • Marianna (74.1%)
  • Marvell (58.1%)
  • McAlmont (70.5%)
  • McNeil (58.3%)
  • Menifee (84.6%)
  • Mitchellville (98.2%)
  • Montrose (71.9%)
  • Osceola (51.0%)
  • Parkdale (66.8%)
  • Parkin (68.5%)
  • Perla (63.5%)
  • Reed (96.4%)
  • Rondo (70.0%)
  • Rosston (57.7%)
  • Stamps (54.5%)
  • Strong (53.6%)
  • Sunset (91.1%)
  • Sweet Home (74.0%)
  • Tollette (98.5%)
  • Turrell (78.8%)
  • Twin Groves (72.1%)
  • Wabbaseka (84.2%)
  • Waldo (58.7%)
  • Washington (61.5%)
  • West Helena (65.7%)
  • Widener (67.2%)
  • Wilmar (71.8%)
  • Wilmot (75.2%)
  • Winchester (64.9%)
  • Woodson (73.9%)
  • Wrightsville (74.6%)

    • California

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Connecticut

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Delaware

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    District of Columbia

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Florida

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Jacob City (95.0%)
  • Lake Lucerne (83.8%; incorporated into the city of Miami Gardens in 2003)
  • Madison (62.4%)
  • Mangonia Park (76.7%)
  • Melrose Park (82.7%; incorporated into the city of Fort Lauderdale in 2002)
  • Midway, Gadsden County (94.4%)
  • Midway, Seminole County (93.6%)
  • Monticello (50.9%)
  • Naranja (57.5%)
  • Norland (79.5%; incorporated into the city of Miami Gardens in 2003)
  • Opa-Locka (69.6%)
  • Opa-locka North (75.0%; incorporated into the city of Miami Gardens in 2003)
  • Pahokee (56.1%)
  • Pinewood (71.1%)
  • Quincy (64.2%)
  • Richmond Heights (89.8%)
  • Scott Lake (91.2%; incorporated into the city of Miami Gardens in 2003)
  • South Bay (66.9%)
  • West Perrine (73.4%)
  • West Little River (57.2%)
  • Westview (75.6%)

    • Georgia

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Fort Gaines (67.9%)
  • Fort Valley (74.7%)
  • Geneva (52.6%)
  • Georgetown (Quitman County) (60.0%)
  • Gordon (51.6%)
  • Greensboro (62.0%)
  • Greenville (73.2%)
  • Gresham Park (95.6%)
  • Harrison (79.4%)
  • Helena (54.2%)
  • Hilltop (87.8%)
  • Hiltonia (69.8%)
  • Ideal (66.2%)
  • Irwinton (57.1%)
  • Jeffersonville (62.4%)
  • Junction City (60.3%)
  • Keysville (62.2%)
  • Lincoln Park (95.0%)
  • Lithonia (79.6%)
  • Louisville (65.9%)
  • Lumber City (51.4%)
  • Lumpkin (70.4%)
  • Luthersville (51.9%)
  • Manassas (59.0%)
  • Marshallville (78.4%)
  • McIntyre (57.5%)
  • Meigs (66.8%)
  • Midville (66.7%)
  • Midway-Hardwick (72.6%)
  • Millen (59.3%)
  • Montezuma (69.8%)
  • Monticello (53.5%)
  • Morgan (66.5%)
  • Morven (52.1%)
  • Newton (53.9%)
  • Norwood (62.5%)
  • Ocilla (59.4%)
  • Oglethorpe (70.3%)
  • Oliver (50.6%)
  • Panthersville (96.3%)
  • Pelham (56.1%)
  • Phillipsburg (94.5%)
  • Pineview (62.8%)
  • Plains (59.8%)
  • Quitman (66.4%)
  • Reynolds (50.6%)
  • Riceboro (88.7%)
  • Richland (62.5%)
  • Riverdale (67.4%)
  • Rochelle (52.8%)
  • Salem (96.8%)
  • Sandersville (59.0%)
  • Sardis (55.3%)
  • Sharon (71.4%)
  • Shellman (68.9%)
  • Siloam (73.1%)
  • Smithville (70.3%)
  • Soperton (51.8%)
  • Sparta (83.7%)
  • Stone Mountain (69.2%)
  • Sylvester (60.0%)
  • Talbotton (77.8%)
  • Tennille (56.9%)
  • Thomasville (55.4%)
  • Thomson (56.3%)
  • Toomsboro (53.7%)
  • Twin City (53.6%)
  • Unadilla (62.1%)
  • Union City (69.3%)
  • Unionville (97.0%)
  • Vienna (66.9%)
  • Wadley (77.1%)
  • Walthourville (55.1%)
  • Warrenton (69.4%)
  • Warwick (61.2%)
  • Washington (60.8%)
  • Waycross (53.5%)
  • Waynesboro (62.6%)
  • West Point (57.8%)
  • Woodbury (56.5%)
  • Woodland (77.8%)
  • Woodville (69.5%)
  • Wrens (65.2%)
  • Wrightsville (53.5%)

    • Illinois

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Indiana

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Kentucky

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Louisiana

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Lucky (69.3%)
  • Mansfield (64.3%)
  • Mansura (60.3%)
  • Maringouin (79.4%)
  • Marion (54.1%)
  • Merrydale (90.2%)
  • Minden (52.2%)
  • Monticello (63.8%)
  • Napoleonville (69.8%)
  • Natchez (91.9%)
  • Natchitoches (53.0%)
  • New Roads (59.3%)
  • New Sarpy (51.6%)
  • Newellton (64.7%)
  • North Vacherie (75.4%)
  • Opelousas (69.1%)
  • Palmetto (58.5%)
  • Pioneer (52.6%)
  • Port Allen (54.0%)
  • Powhatan (78.7%)
  • Rayville (67.3%)
  • Reserve (53.9%)
  • Richwood (88.2%)
  • Ringgold (55.3%)
  • Roseland (65.0%)
  • Sicily Island (54.5%)
  • South Mansfield (73.9%)
  • St. Gabriel (72.0%)
  • St. Joseph (68.6%)
  • St. Martinville (62.8%)
  • Sunset (52.4%)
  • Supreme (84.4%)
  • Tallulah (74.8%)
  • Tangipahoa (91.6%)
  • Ville Platte (58.7%)
  • Waggaman (54.4%)
  • Wallace (93.9%)
  • Washington (56.3%)
  • Waterproof (87.4%)
  • West Ferriday (57.6%)
  • White Castle (76.8%)
  • Wilson (79.8%)
  • Winnsboro (58.5%)
  • Woodmere (65.8%)

    • Maryland

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Lake Arbor (88.7%)
  • Lanham-Seabrook (63.6%)
  • Landover (92.0%)
  • Landover Hills (64.2%)
  • Largo (92.7%)
  • Marlow Heights (88.5%)
  • Marlton (55.5%)
  • Mitchellville (78.5%)
  • Morningside (51.3%)
  • Mount Rainier (62.1%)
  • New Carrollton (67.5%)
  • North Brentwood (82.1%)
  • Princess Anne (62.9%)
  • Rosaryville (59.6%)
  • Seat Pleasant (96.7%)
  • Springdale (92.8%)
  • Temple Hills (85.0%)
  • Walker Mill (95.0%)
  • Woodlawn, Prince George's County (72.3%)
  • Woodmore (64.9%)

    • Michigan

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Mississippi

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Glendora (92.3%)
  • Gloster (55.0%)
  • Goodman (65.8%)
  • Greenwood (65.4%)
  • Gunnison (86.7%)
  • Hazlehurst (68.6%)
  • Heidelberg (73.3%)
  • Hickory (55.1%)
  • Hollandale (83.2%)
  • Holly Springs (76.2%)
  • Indianola (73.4%)
  • Inverness (59.4%)
  • Isola (63.7%)
  • Itta Bena (81.3%)
  • Jonestown, Coahoma County (96.3%)
  • Kilmichael (53.4%)
  • Lake (55.2%)
  • Lambert (82.8%)
  • Laurel (55.0%)
  • Leland (67.0%)
  • Lexington (67.3%)
  • Louise (54.3%)
  • Louisville (52.5%)
  • Lula (77.3%)
  • Lumberton (53.6%)
  • Maben (57.9%)
  • McComb (58.4%)
  • Macon (67.3%)
  • Magnolia (53.8%)
  • Marks (64.7%)
  • Mayersville (88.1%)
  • Merigold (56.9%)
  • Metcalfe (97.6%)
  • Moorhead (79.0%)
  • Morgan City (83.3%)
  • Moss Point (70.6%)
  • Mound Bayou (98.4%)
  • Mount Olive (52.0%)
  • Natchez (54.5%)
  • Newton (54.7%)
    		•
  • North Tunica (94.9%)
  • Oakland (75.9%)
  • Okolona (59.6%)
  • Pace (82.7%)
  • Pickens (87.7%)
  • Port Gibson (80.0%)
  • Renova (96.0%)
  • Rolling Fork (69.2%)
  • Rosedale (82.0%)
  • Roxie (58.9%)
  • Ruleville (80.8%)
  • Sardis (56.4%)
  • Schlater (60.6%)
  • Scooba (54.9%)
  • Shannon (54.2%)
  • Shaw (92.1%)
  • Shelby (91.1%)
  • Shubuta (73.9%)
  • Shuqualak (69.6%)
  • Sidon (83.3%)
  • Silver City (78.3%)
  • Sledge (76.0%)
  • State Line (56.9%)
  • Summit (66.2%)
  • Sunflower (71.3%)
  • Tchula (95.9%)
  • Terry (50.5%)
  • Tutwiler (87.3%)
  • Utica (66.4%)
  • Vaiden (71.1%)
  • Verona (57.7%)
  • Waynesboro (57.3%)
  • Webb (61.3%)
  • Weir (53.7%)
  • West Point (56.2%)
  • Winona (50.7%)
  • Winstonville (97.8%)
  • Woodville (74.6%)
  • Yazoo City (69.7%)

    • Missouri

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    New Jersey

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    New York

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    North Carolina

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Light Oak (82.2%)
  • Maxton (64.1%)
  • Middleburg (63.6%)
  • Morven (76.9%)
  • Mount Olive (54.3%)
  • Navassa (86.6%)
  • Northwest (71.8%)
  • Oxford (51.4%)
  • Parmele (85.9%)
  • Pinetops (57.2%)
  • Plymouth (63.1%)
  • Polkton (56.3%)
  • Princeville (97.5%)
  • Rich Square (55.9%)
  • Robersonville (61.5%)
  • Roper (75.2%)
  • Rowland (68.0%)
  • Scotland Neck (68.0%)
  • Seaboard (71.2%)
  • Sharpsburg (58.7%)
  • Silver City (94.6%)
  • South Weldon (84.5%)
  • Spring Lake (51.1%)
  • Wadesboro (56.4%)
  • Washington (50.5%)
  • Weldon (62.7%)
  • Whitakers (58.3%)
  • Williamston (57.5%)
  • Windsor (53.0%)
  • Winton (68.0%)

    • Ohio

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Oklahoma

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Pennsylvania

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    South Carolina

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Kline (57.6%)
  • Lake City (71.4%)
  • Lancaster Mill (53.3%)
  • Lane (90.4%)
  • Lynchburg (73.6%)
  • Manning (62.4%)
  • Marion (66.2%)
  • Mayesville (86.0%)
  • McCormick (64.1%)
  • Mount Carmel (89.9%)
  • Mullins (61.6%)
  • Orangeburg (67.5%)
  • Pamplico (52.5%)
  • Pinewood (56.4%)
  • Promised Land (95.9%)
  • Quinby (56.2%)
  • Rembert (75.6%)
  • Richburg (74.7%)
  • Ridge Spring (63.9%)
  • Ridgeville (58.7%)
  • Rowesville (60.9%)
  • St. Andrews (52.7%)
  • St. Matthews (61.5%)
  • St. Stephen (58.2%)
  • Santee (70.7%)
  • Scotia (73.6%)
  • Scranton (56.1%)
  • Sellers (85.6%)
  • Shiloh (58.3%)
  • Society Hill (54.0%)
  • South Sumter (89.9%)
  • Stuckey (79.5%)
  • Summerton (57.2%)
  • Timmonsville (77.3%)
  • Vance (84.6%)
  • Varnville (60.3%)
  • Wagener (61.5%)
  • Waterloo (56.2%)
  • Wilkinson Heights (95.7%)
  • Willington (82.5%)
  • Winnsboro (58.5%)
  • Woodford (50.5%)
  • Yemassee (55.3%)

    • Tennessee

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Texas

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    Virginia

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    West Virginia

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people

    National rankings

    Places with over 100,000 people

    Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

    Places with fewer than 25,000 people
  • Goodlow, Texas (95.08%)
  • Walker Mill, Maryland (94.99%)
  • Haywood City, Missouri (94.98%)
  • North Tunica, Mississippi (94.90%)
  • Beverly Hills, Missouri (94.53%)
  • Allport, Arkansas (94.49%)
  • Wallace, Louisiana (93.86%)
  • Friars Point, Mississippi (93.85%)
  • North Lilbourn, Missouri (93.68%)
  • Lawnside, New Jersey (93.61%)
  • Coral Hills, Maryland (93.56%)
  • Prairie View, Texas (93.51%)
  • Highland Park, Michigan (93.44%)
  • Langston, Oklahoma (93.29%)
  • Crawford, Mississippi (93.13%)
  • Jericho, Arkansas (92.93%)
  • Capitol Heights, Maryland (92.85%)
  • Yellow Bluff, Alabama (92.82%)
  • Springdale, Maryland (92.79%)
  • Norwood Court, Missouri (92.74%)
  • Hobson City, Alabama (92.71%)
  • Gifford, South Carolina (92.70%)
  • Largo, Maryland (92.69%)
  • Northwoods, Missouri (92.66%)
  • Eastover, South Carolina (92.41%)
  • Benton Harbor, Michigan (92.40%)
  • Howardville, Missouri (92.40%)
  • Glendora, Mississippi (92.28%)
  • Hillcrest Heights, Maryland (92.18%)
  • Carlisle, South Carolina (92.14%)
  • Pagedale, Missouri (92.09%)
  • Shaw, Mississippi (92.08%)
  • Union, Alabama (92.07%)
  • Wellston, Missouri (92.07%)
  • Greater Landover, Maryland (92.03%)
  • Natchez, Louisiana (91.94%)
  • Washington Park, Illinois (91.94%)
  • College Station, Arkansas (91.78%)
  • Macedonia, Alabama (91.75%)
  • Killona, Louisiana (91.72%)
  • Lake View, Arkansas (91.71%)
  • Tangipahoa, Louisiana (91.57%)
  • Lisman, Alabama (91.42%)
  • Sunset, Arkansas (91.09%)
  • Shelby, Mississippi (91.08%)
  • Kettering, Maryland (90.62%)
  • Lane, South Carolina (90.43%)
  • Warrensville Heights, Ohio (90.41%)
  • Fairfield, Alabama (90.23%)

    • See also

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