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List of U.S. cities with large African American populations

This is a list of the several U.S. cities over 100,000 people that have populations over 30% African American. The list is ranked by the perspective percentage of African American population. Note that there are exactly 19 cities with populations over 100,000 that have majority (over 50%) African-American populations. These majority (over 50%) African-American cities are located in the following 13 states: Alabama, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, as well as the District of Columbia.

Cities whose population is at least 23.7 % Black

The following data was sourced from the 2010 U.S. Census.^{[citation needed]}

Rank	City	Percentage Black	Black Population
1	Detroit, Michigan	82.7	590,226
2	Jackson, Mississippi	79.4	137,716
3	Miami Gardens, Florida	76.3	81,776
4	Birmingham, Alabama	73.4	155,791
5	Baltimore, Maryland	63.7	395,781
6	Memphis, Tennessee	63.3	409,687
7	New Orleans, Louisiana	60.2	206,871
8	Montgomery, Alabama	56.6	116,524
9	Flint, Michigan	56.6	57,939
10	Savannah, Georgia	55.4	75,507
11	Augusta, Georgia	54.7	107,182
12	Shreveport, Louisiana	54.7	109,022
13	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	54.5	125,155
14	Atlanta, Georgia	54.0	226,894
15	Cleveland, Ohio	53.3	211,672
16	Portsmouth, Virginia	53.3	50,878
17	Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	52.4	25,957
18	Newark, New Jersey	52.4	145,085
19	Washington, D.C.	50.7	305,125
20	Richmond, Virginia	50.6	103,342
21	Mobile, Alabama	50.6	98,691
22	St. Louis, Missouri	49.2	157,160
23	Beaumont, Texas	47.3	55,931
24	North Charleston, South Carolina	47.2	45,964
25	Jackson, Tennessee	45.7	29,802
26	Elmont, New York	45.5	15,109
27	Cincinnati, Ohio	44.8	133,039
28	Inglewood, California	43.9	48,164
29	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	43.4	661,839
30	Norfolk, Virginia	43.1	104,672
31	Dayton, Ohio	42.9	60,705
32	East Chicago, Indiana	42.9	12,736
33	Suffolk, Virginia	42.7	36,120
34	Little Rock, Arkansas	42.3	81,889
35	Columbia, South Carolina	42.2	54,537
37	Fayetteville, North Carolina	41.9	84,040
38	Rochester, New York	41.7	87,897
39	Durham, North Carolina	41.0	93,517
40	Newport News, Virginia	40.7	73,514
41	Greensboro, North Carolina	40.6	109,586
42	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	40.0	237,769
43	Hartford, Connecticut	38.7	48,331
44	Buffalo, New York	38.6	100,774
45	Bronx, New York[1]	36.5	505,200
46	New Haven, Connecticut	35.4	45,938
47	Tallahassee, Florida	35.0	63,475
48	Charlotte, North Carolina	35.0	256,241
49	Chattanooga, Tennessee	34.9	58,507
50	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	34.7	79,598
51	Brooklyn, New York[1]	34.3	860,083
52	High Point, North Carolina	33.0	34,394
53	Chicago, Illinois	32.9	887,608
54	Compton, California	32.9	31,688
55	Paterson, New Jersey	31.7	46,314
56	Huntsville, Alabama	31.2	56,229
57	Jacksonville, Florida	30.7	252,421
58	Greenville, South Carolina	30.0	17,519
59	Kansas City, Missouri	29.9	137,540
60	Oakland, California	28.0	109,471
61	Hawthorne, California	27.7	23,385
62	Richmond, California	26.6	27,542
63	South Bend, Indiana	26.6	26,906
64	Charleston, South Carolina	25.4	30,491
65	Altadena, California	23.7	10,136