Ranking of Georgia Counties By Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 6.96K people in Georgia with Yugoslavian ancestry. Among all Georgia counties, Gwinnett County had the highest population with Yugoslavian ancestry (3.43K), followed by DeKalb County (619), and Fulton County (543).

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

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

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

Data Source: US Census Bureau.

Ranking of Georgia Counties By Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021

Gwinnett County

DeKalb County

Fulton County

Hall County

Cherokee County

Paulding County

Forsyth County

Cobb County

Glynn County

Walton County

Ranking of Georgia Counties By Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021

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Rank	County	Population
1	Gwinnett County	3430
2	DeKalb County	619
3	Fulton County	543
4	Hall County	362
5	Cherokee County	298
6	Paulding County	253
7	Forsyth County	249
8	Cobb County	172
9	Glynn County	85
10	Walton County	82
11	Columbia County	77
12	Liberty County	75
13	Catoosa County	69
14	Walker County	62
15	Chatham County	52
16	Henry County	49
17	Whitfield County	40
18	Gordon County	38
19	Turner County	36
20	Lowndes County	28
21	Chattooga County	27
21	Jackson County	27
22	Bibb County	26
23	Brooks County	24
23	Union County	24
24	Jenkins County	23
25	Houston County	20
25	Wayne County	20
26	Lee County	17
26	Newton County	17
26	Oconee County	17
27	Camden County	16
28	Haralson County	12
28	Lumpkin County	12
29	Butts County	10
29	Richmond County	10
30	Dade County	9
31	Fayette County	8
31	Tattnall County	8
32	Dougherty County	7
33	Sumter County	3
34	Screven County	2