Ranking of Arkansas Counties By Percentage of Population with Dutch West Indian Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 1.29K people in Arkansas with Dutch West Indian ancestry (0.04% of Arkansas population). Among all Arkansas counties, Newton County had the highest percentage of its population with Dutch West Indian ancestry (0.74%), followed by Montgomery County (0.67%), and Sevier County (0.52%).

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

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

Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of Arkansas Counties By Percentage of Population with Dutch West Indian Ancestry in 2021
Newton County
Montgomery County
Sevier County
Scott County
Lafayette County
Polk County
Hempstead County
Little River County
Howard County
Conway County
Ranking of Arkansas Counties By Percentage of Population with Dutch West Indian Ancestry in 2021
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Rank County Percentage of Pop. (%)
1 Newton County 0.74
2 Montgomery County 0.67
3 Sevier County 0.52
4 Scott County 0.28
5 Lafayette County 0.24
5 Polk County 0.24
6 Hempstead County 0.22
6 Little River County 0.22
7 Howard County 0.21
8 Conway County 0.20
9 Miller County 0.19
10 Pike County 0.18
11 Boone County 0.16
12 Fulton County 0.15
12 Yell County 0.15
13 Greene County 0.14
13 Perry County 0.14
13 Sebastian County 0.14
14 Pope County 0.13
15 Franklin County 0.09
15 Poinsett County 0.09
16 Logan County 0.07
16 Monroe County 0.07
17 Crawford County 0.06
17 Cross County 0.06
17 Garland County 0.06
18 Madison County 0.05
19 Hot Spring County 0.04
20 Baxter County 0.02
20 Washington County 0.02
21 Benton County 0.01
21 Craighead County 0.01
21 Lonoke County 0.01
21 Saline County 0.01
21 Sharp County 0.01