Ranking of West Virginia Counties By Population with Czech Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 2.60K people in West Virginia with Czech ancestry. Among all West Virginia counties, Monongalia County had the highest population with Czech ancestry (544), followed by Ohio County (227), and Kanawha County (225).

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

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

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

Data Source: US Census Bureau.

Ranking of West Virginia Counties By Population with Czech Ancestry in 2021

Monongalia County

Ohio County

Kanawha County

Brooke County

Jefferson County

Berkeley County

Wayne County

Marion County

Morgan County

Mercer County

Ranking of West Virginia Counties By Population with Czech Ancestry in 2021

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Rank	County	Population
1	Monongalia County	544
2	Ohio County	227
3	Kanawha County	225
4	Brooke County	183
5	Jefferson County	171
6	Berkeley County	128
7	Wayne County	112
8	Marion County	87
9	Morgan County	80
10	Mercer County	67
11	Cabell County	58
11	Greenbrier County	58
11	Harrison County	58
12	Lincoln County	49
13	Clay County	47
14	Marshall County	43
15	Hancock County	42
15	Wood County	42
16	Jackson County	40
16	Putnam County	40
17	Pocahontas County	32
17	Randolph County	32
18	Braxton County	30
19	Preston County	27
20	Raleigh County	26
21	Doddridge County	23
22	Wirt County	21
23	McDowell County	17
24	Fayette County	12
25	Barbour County	11
25	Hardy County	11
25	Pleasants County	11
26	Upshur County	9
27	Roane County	7
28	Gilmer County	6
28	Nicholas County	6
28	Tyler County	6
29	Calhoun County	4
29	Lewis County	4
30	Mason County	1