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Friday, November 1, 2013

Texas' largest ancestry groups


German is the largest ancestry in Texas, the background of over 10% of residents. Here is a look at the state's 50 largest ancestries in 2010:
Rank
Ancestry
Texas Estimated Population
Percentage of Total Population

Total:
25,257,114
100.0%
1
German
2,629,301
10.4%
2
Irish
1,886,844
7.5%
3
English
1,686,422
6.7%
4
American
1,329,129
5.3%
5
French (except Basque)
544,476
2.2%
6
Italian
468,757
1.9%
7
Scottish
369,161
1.5%
8
Scotch-Irish
287,393
1.1%
9
Polish
271,559
1.1%
10
Dutch
224,491
0.9%
11
European
214,441
0.8%
12
Czech
202,673
0.8%
13
Swedish
151,418
0.6%
14
African
127,222
0.5%
15
Norwegian
126,355
0.5%
16
Welsh
96,675
0.4%
17
British
86,053
0.3%
18
Russian
80,082
0.3%
19
French Canadian
73,483
0.3%
20
Danish
48,220
0.2%
21
Nigerian
43,458
0.2%
22
Greek
42,756
0.2%
23
Hungarian
39,708
0.2%
24
Iranian
35,887
0.1%
25
Lebanese
32,277
0.1%
26
Canadian
32,042
0.1%
27
Swiss
30,723
0.1%
28
Portuguese
28,788
0.1%
29
Scandinavian
26,382
0.1%
30
Austrian
23,989
0.1%
31
Jamaican
23,284
0.1%
32
Czechoslovakian
20,467
0.1%
33
Arab
19,680
0.1%
34
Cajun
19,582
0.1%
35
Ukrainian
18,250
0.1%
36
Brazilian
15,090
0.1%
37
Romanian
14,733
0.1%
38
Finnish
14,652
0.1%
39
Ethiopian
14,513
0.1%
40
Other Arab
14,235
0.1%
41
Lithuanian
13,548
0.1%
42
Dutch West Indian
13,084
0.1%
43
Northern European
12,293
0.0%
44
Turkish
11,970
0.0%
45
Yugoslavian
11,735
0.0%
46
Belgian
11,006
0.0%
47
Eastern European
10,869
0.0%
48
Croatian
9,716
0.0%
49
Other Subsaharan African
9,275
0.0%
50
Slovak
8,927
0.0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 American Community Survey
B04006 People Reporting Ancestry, 1 year estimates