US Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry By State in 2021 (ACS-5yrs)

Updated on March 1, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, the US population with Yugoslavian ancestry was 231.25K, which was 0.07% of the total US population.

Among US states, California had the highest number of people with Yugoslavian ancestry (20.56K), followed by New York (19.31K), and Illinois (17.93K).

The chart below shows the number and percentage of people with Yugoslavian ancestry for each state. The information can also be found in the table below.

You can see similar information for other ancestry groups in the US.

Related Topics: US Census 2021 Topic List.

Data Source: US Census Bureau.

US Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry By State in 2021

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US population with Yugoslavian Ancestry By State in 2021

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State	Population	% of State Pop. (%)
Alabama	595	0.01
Alaska	264	0.04
Arizona	6574	0.09
Arkansas	422	0.01
California	20560	0.05
Colorado	4150	0.07
Connecticut	4457	0.12
Delaware	244	0.03
Florida	15699	0.07
Georgia	6958	0.07
Hawaii	353	0.02
Idaho	1925	0.11
Illinois	17933	0.14
Indiana	3124	0.05
Iowa	7687	0.24
Kansas	630	0.02
Kentucky	4096	0.09
Louisiana	801	0.02
Maine	328	0.02
Maryland	1350	0.02
Massachusetts	2635	0.04
Michigan	15177	0.15
Minnesota	5811	0.10
Mississippi	646	0.02
Missouri	13532	0.22
Montana	1533	0.14
Nebraska	974	0.05
Nevada	3011	0.10
New Hampshire	1360	0.10
New Jersey	5237	0.06
New Mexico	448	0.02
New York	19314	0.10
North Carolina	3599	0.04
North Dakota	619	0.08
Ohio	7908	0.07
Oklahoma	605	0.02
Oregon	2848	0.07
Pennsylvania	9798	0.08
Rhode Island	57	0.01
South Carolina	1652	0.03
South Dakota	701	0.08
Tennessee	2501	0.04
Texas	9313	0.03
Utah	4283	0.13
Vermont	1002	0.16
Virginia	4179	0.05
Washington	9016	0.12
West Virginia	531	0.03
Wisconsin	3810	0.07
Wyoming	823	0.14
District of Columbia	172	0.03