Người Mỹ gốc Scandinavia

Danh sách người Mỹ gốc Scandinavia theo tiểu bang

Hạng	Tiểu bang	Tổng cộng [3]	Tỷ lệ
-	Hoa Kỳ	11.269.320	3,8%
1	Minnesota	1.580.776	32,1%
2	California	1.510.541	3,6%
3	Washington	739.043	12,5%
4	Wisconsin	728.248	13,5%
5	Illinois	575.991	4,6%
6	Michigan	403.888	4,0%
7	Texas	359.360	1,4%
8	Florida	355.458	2,1%
9	Oregon	339.031	9,9%
10	Iowa	338.161	11,5%
11	Utah	333.405	14,9%
12	Colorado	291.488	5,9%
13	Arizona	281.388	4,3%
14	New York	254.474	1,3%
15	North Dakota	231.875	36,1%
16	Massachusetts	182.339	2,8%
17	Nebraska	177.522	9,9%
18	South Dakota	172.941	21,5%
19	Pennsylvania	169.294	1,3%
20	Ohio	164.005	1,4%
21	Montana	136.688	14,1%
22	Idaho	136.620	8,9%
23	Missouri	135.340	2,2%
24	Virginia	130.099	1,6%
25	Kansas	124.017	4,4%
26	New Jersey	119.267	1,3%
27	Indiana	118.989	1,8%
28	North Carolina	110.362	1,1%
29	Nevada	102.638	3,9%
30	Connecticut	100.530	2,8%
31	Georgia	97.209	1,0%
32	Maryland	79.656	1,4%
33	Tennessee	75.615	1,2%
34	Oklahoma	62.145	1,7%
35	Alaska	61.259	8,9%
36	Wyoming	51.755	9,7%
37	New Hampshire	47.955	3,6%
38	Maine	44.955	3,4%
39	Alabama	43.899	0,9%
40	South Carolina	43.306	0,9%
41	New Mexico	41.073	2,0%
42	Arkansas	38.308	1,3%
43	Kentucky	34.592	0,8%
44	Hawaii	30.976	2,4%
45	Louisiana	29.175	0,6%
46	Rhode Island	26.476	2,5%
47	Mississippi	19.501	0,6%
48	Vermont	18.378	2,9%
49	Tây Virginia	14.519	0,8%
50	Delaware	11.232	1,2%
-	District of Columbia	7.523	1,3%
-	Puerto Rico	641	0,0%

Danh sách số dân nói nhóm ngôn ngữ Scandinavia theo tiểu bang

Hạng	Tiểu bang	Tổng cộng[4]	Tỷ lệ
-	Hoa Kỳ	200.630	0,0%
1	California	32.745	0,1%
2	Minnesota	17.998	0,3%
3	Florida	14.628	0,0%
4	New York	13.543	0,0%
5	Washington	12.524	0,2%
6	Michigan	8.825	0,0%
7	Texas	7.849	0,0%
8	Illinois	7.528	0,0%
9	Wisconsin	6.929	0,2%
10	Massachusetts	6.599	0,1%
11	New Jersey	5.518	0,0%
12	Oregon	4.510	0,1%
13	Utah	3.838	0,1%
14	North Dakota	3.364	0,5%
15	Iowa	2.407	0,0%

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