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| Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2016 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates. The numbers have been normalized based on the state population. Notes that this data does claim margins for error so numbers may not be 100% accurate. |
Ranking of Estimated Percent of People Reporting Irish Ancestry By Estimated 2016 State/Territory Population*
*Data is not exact. Each state is estimated and is subject to a margin of error
*Meaning if a state is listed to have 5% Irish Ancestry, 5% of that state's total population is considered Irish Ancestry
1. New Hampshire with 21.04%
2. Massachusetts with 20.56%
3. Rhode Island with 17.77%
4. Vermont with 17.54%
5. Maine with 16.87%
6. Pennsylvania with 16.11%
7. Connecticut with 15.1%
8. Delaware with 14.63%
9. Montana with 13.95%
10. New Jersey with 13.69%
11. West Virginia with 13.66%
12. Iowa with 13.57%
13. Ohio with 12.88%
14. Missouri with 12.79%
15. Nebraska with 12.24%
16. Kentucky with 11.72%
17. Kansas with 11.59%
18. Illinois with 11.41%
19. New York with 11.4%
20. Colorado with 11.22%
21. Oregon with 11.16%
22. Wisconsin with 10.99%
23. Oklahoma with 10.8%
24. Indiana with 10.71%
25. Michigan with 10.56%
26. Washington with 10.49%
27. Maryland with 10.39%
28. Minnesota with 10.35%
29. Arkansas with 9.96%
30. Tennessee with 9.3%
31. South Carolina with 9.25%
32. Virginia with 9.2%
33. Idaho with 9%
34. Arizona with 8.79%
35. Florida with 8.7%
36. Alabama with 8.38%
37. Nevada with 8.29%
38. North Carolina with 8.11%
39. Georgia with 7.56%
40. Louisiana with 7%
41. District of Columbia with 6.68%
42. Texas with 6.4%
43. California with 6.15%
44. New Mexico with 6.13%
45. Utah with 5.82%
Not Pictured:
46. Hawaii with 4.45%
States With No Data:
Alaska
Mississippi
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
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