Ranking of Mississippi Cities and Places By Percentage of Population with Dutch Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 12.43K people in Mississippi with Dutch ancestry (0.42% of Mississippi population). Among all Mississippi cities and places with a population of at least 10K, Long Beach city had the highest percentage of its population with Dutch ancestry (2.62%), followed by Brandon city (2.24%), and Hernando city (1.23%).

The chart and table below shows the top 10 cities with high percentage of its population having Dutch ancestry.

You can see similar information for other states and for other ancestry groups in Mississippi.

Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of Mississippi Cities and Places By Percentage of Population with Dutch Ancestry in 2021
Long Beach city
Brandon city
Hernando city
Olive Branch city
Corinth city
Biloxi city
Ocean Springs city
Petal city
Ridgeland city
Gulfport city
Ranking of Mississippi Cities and Places By Percentage of Population with Dutch Ancestry in 2021
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Rank Ciy or Place Percentage of Pop. (%)
1 Long Beach city 2.62
2 Brandon city 2.24
3 Hernando city 1.23
4 Olive Branch city 1.16
5 Corinth city 0.93
6 Biloxi city 0.83
7 Ocean Springs city 0.74
8 Petal city 0.69
9 Ridgeland city 0.68
10 Gulfport city 0.64
11 Natchez city 0.51
12 Southaven city 0.43
13 Starkville city 0.42
14 Vicksburg city 0.40
15 Columbus city 0.37
16 Madison city 0.35
17 D'Iberville city 0.33
18 Clinton city 0.31
18 Pascagoula city 0.31
19 Hattiesburg city 0.30
20 Tupelo city 0.29
21 Oxford city 0.25
22 Horn Lake city 0.23
22 Moss Point city 0.23
23 Meridian city 0.18
24 Jackson city 0.17
25 McComb city 0.16
26 Byram city 0.15
26 Flowood city 0.15
26 West Point city 0.15
27 Picayune city 0.13
28 Gautier city 0.10
29 Brookhaven city 0.08
29 Pearl city 0.08
30 Canton city 0.04
31 Clarksdale city 0.03
32 Greenville city 0.01