Ranking of Alabama Counties By Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 5.15K people in Alabama with Danish ancestry. Among all Alabama counties, Shelby County had the highest population with Danish ancestry (889), followed by Jefferson County (644), and Mobile County (595).

The chart and table below shows the top 10 counties with high number of people with Danish ancestry.

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

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Related Topics: Alabama ACS-5Yrs Estimates, 2021 Topic List.

Data Source: US Census Bureau.

Ranking of Alabama Counties By Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021

Shelby County

Jefferson County

Mobile County

Madison County

Baldwin County

Autauga County

Limestone County

Calhoun County

Lee County

St. Clair County

Ranking of Alabama Counties By Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021

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Rank	County	Population
1	Shelby County	889
2	Jefferson County	644
3	Mobile County	595
4	Madison County	439
5	Baldwin County	389
6	Autauga County	241
7	Limestone County	236
8	Calhoun County	226
9	Lee County	200
10	St. Clair County	177
11	Elmore County	154
12	Montgomery County	100
13	Lauderdale County	87
14	Morgan County	81
15	Dale County	76
16	Cullman County	70
16	Tuscaloosa County	70
17	Talladega County	63
18	Etowah County	48
18	Houston County	48
19	Russell County	43
20	Dallas County	37
21	Blount County	35
22	Crenshaw County	24
23	Marshall County	21
24	Jackson County	19
25	Barbour County	16
26	Covington County	14
27	Lowndes County	12
28	Bullock County	11
29	Cherokee County	10
30	Fayette County	9
30	Geneva County	9
31	Escambia County	8
32	DeKalb County	7
33	Coffee County	6
33	Marion County	6
33	Washington County	6
34	Hale County	5
34	Pike County	5
35	Franklin County	4
35	Wilcox County	4
36	Macon County	3
36	Tallapoosa County	3