Ranking of Idaho Counties By Percentage of Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 31.54K people in Idaho with Danish ancestry (1.74% of Idaho population). Among all Idaho counties, Madison County had the highest percentage of its population with Danish ancestry (5.68%), followed by Franklin County (5.61%), and Caribou County (5.51%).

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

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

Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of Idaho Counties By Percentage of Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021
Madison County
Franklin County
Caribou County
Fremont County
Teton County
Custer County
Bingham County
Valley County
Cassia County
Butte County
Ranking of Idaho Counties By Percentage of Population with Danish Ancestry in 2021
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Rank County Percentage of Pop. (%)
1 Madison County 5.68
2 Franklin County 5.61
3 Caribou County 5.51
4 Fremont County 5.31
5 Teton County 4.22
6 Custer County 3.82
7 Bingham County 3.70
8 Valley County 3.34
9 Cassia County 3.33
10 Butte County 3.30
11 Bear Lake County 3.27
12 Bonneville County 2.94
13 Bannock County 2.87
14 Oneida County 2.08
15 Minidoka County 2.05
16 Payette County 2.04
17 Jefferson County 1.95
18 Lemhi County 1.89
19 Gem County 1.87
20 Lincoln County 1.83
21 Washington County 1.65
22 Ada County 1.39
23 Power County 1.35
24 Elmore County 1.23
25 Owyhee County 1.21
26 Twin Falls County 1.19
27 Canyon County 1.12
28 Jerome County 1.07
29 Boise County 1.06
30 Clearwater County 1.01
31 Latah County 0.96
32 Adams County 0.90
33 Boundary County 0.87
34 Kootenai County 0.82
35 Idaho County 0.76
36 Bonner County 0.75
37 Gooding County 0.73
38 Clark County 0.72
39 Nez Perce County 0.67
40 Blaine County 0.63
41 Benewah County 0.52
42 Shoshone County 0.40
43 Camas County 0.29
44 Lewis County 0.22