New Hampshire's largest ancestry groups

Irish-Americans were the largest ancestry group in New Hampshire in 2010. Here is a list of the 50 biggest ancestries in the state:

Rank	Ancestry	New Hampshire Estimated Population	Percentage of Total Population
	Total:	1,316,759	100.0%
1	Irish	282,668	21.5%
2	English	231,601	17.6%
3	French (except Basque)	210,263	16.0%
4	Italian	135,514	10.3%
5	French Canadian	111,280	8.5%
6	German	110,047	8.4%
7	American	71,147	5.4%
8	Scottish	57,787	4.4%
9	Polish	55,815	4.2%
10	Swedish	25,755	2.0%
11	Greek	21,002	1.6%
12	Portuguese	17,871	1.4%
13	Canadian	14,997	1.1%
14	Scotch-Irish	14,015	1.1%
15	Norwegian	12,585	1.0%
16	Dutch	11,894	0.9%
17	Russian	11,212	0.9%
18	European	10,389	0.8%
19	Lithuanian	8,422	0.6%
20	Welsh	8,399	0.6%
21	Finnish	8,350	0.6%
22	British	6,229	0.5%
23	Lebanese	4,763	0.4%
24	Swiss	3,572	0.3%
25	Ukrainian	3,559	0.3%
26	Armenian	3,506	0.3%
27	Czech	3,447	0.3%
28	Danish	3,294	0.3%
29	Hungarian	3,277	0.2%
30	Austrian	2,704	0.2%
31	Brazilian	2,583	0.2%
32	Scandinavian	2,220	0.2%
33	Belgian	1,527	0.1%
34	Slovak	1,505	0.1%
35	Czechoslovakian	1,251	0.1%
36	Jamaican	1,245	0.1%
37	Romanian	1,211	0.1%
38	African	1,195	0.1%
39	Yugoslavian	1,175	0.1%
40	Haitian	1,147	0.1%
41	Ghanaian	1,096	0.1%
42	Eastern European	1,040	0.1%
43	Other Subsaharan African	971	0.1%
44	Northern European	829	0.1%
45	Syrian	824	0.1%
46	Zimbabwean	808	0.1%
47	Sudanese	583	0.0%
48	Cape Verdean	534	0.0%
49	Albanian	529	0.0%
50	Australian	516	0.0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 American Community Survey

B04006 People Reporting Ancestry, 1 year estimates