Ranking of Mississippi 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 1.86K people in Mississippi with Danish ancestry. Among all Mississippi counties, DeSoto County had the highest population with Danish ancestry (207), followed by Harrison County (197), and Jackson County (133).

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 Mississippi.

Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of Mississippi Counties By Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021
DeSoto County
Harrison County
Jackson County
Lamar County
Madison County
Hinds County
Lafayette County
Rankin County
Pontotoc County
Lowndes County
Ranking of Mississippi Counties By Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021
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Rank County Population
1 DeSoto County 207
2 Harrison County 197
3 Jackson County 133
4 Lamar County 120
5 Madison County 119
6 Hinds County 117
7 Lafayette County 106
8 Rankin County 96
9 Pontotoc County 95
10 Lowndes County 73
11 Oktibbeha County 70
12 Lee County 65
13 Pearl River County 62
14 Warren County 59
15 Hancock County 57
16 Tishomingo County 31
17 Claiborne County 27
17 Greene County 27
18 Panola County 23
19 Wayne County 20
20 Jones County 17
20 Stone County 17
21 Adams County 14
22 Pike County 13
22 Smith County 13
23 Forrest County 11
24 Coahoma County 9
24 Monroe County 9
25 Bolivar County 8
25 Jefferson Davis County 8
25 Tate County 8
25 Union County 8
26 Lauderdale County 7
27 George County 5
27 Itawamba County 5
28 Prentiss County 2
28 Tippah County 2
29 Sunflower County 1