Ranking of Missouri Counties By Percentage of Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021

Updated on April 16, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, there were 13.53K people in Missouri with Yugoslavian ancestry (0.22% of Missouri population). Among all Missouri counties, St. Louis County had the highest percentage of its population with Yugoslavian ancestry (0.91%), followed by Jefferson County (0.58%), and St. Louis city (0.48%).

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

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

Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of Missouri Counties By Percentage of Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021
St. Louis County
Jefferson County
St. Louis city
Laclede County
St. Francois County
Mercer County
Boone County
Douglas County
Ray County
Platte County
Ranking of Missouri Counties By Percentage of Population with Yugoslavian Ancestry in 2021
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Rank County Percentage of Pop. (%)
1 St. Louis County 0.91
2 Jefferson County 0.58
3 St. Louis city 0.48
4 Laclede County 0.27
5 St. Francois County 0.24
6 Mercer County 0.17
7 Boone County 0.14
7 Douglas County 0.14
8 Ray County 0.13
9 Platte County 0.12
10 Clay County 0.10
11 Buchanan County 0.08
12 St. Charles County 0.06
12 Saline County 0.06
13 Morgan County 0.05
14 Bollinger County 0.04
14 Butler County 0.04
14 Cass County 0.04
15 Greene County 0.03
15 Lincoln County 0.03
15 Pettis County 0.03
15 Washington County 0.03
16 Christian County 0.02
16 Franklin County 0.02
16 Jackson County 0.02
16 Jasper County 0.02
17 Cole County 0.01
17 Howard County 0.01
17 Macon County 0.01
17 Montgomery County 0.01
18 Newton County 0.003