Louisiana White Alone Population By County in 2010

Updated on January 29, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2010, the White Alone population in Louisiana was 2,907,937 and represented 63.99% of the total Louisiana population (4,544,635).

Among Louisiana counties, Jefferson Parish had the highest number of people who identified as White Alone (290,565), followed by East Baton Rouge Parish (221,153), and St. Tammany Parish (199,277). Tensas Parish had the lowest (2,236).

In the map below, we show the number and percentage of each county's White Alone population, as well as the gender percentages when you interact with the map. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

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Louisiana White Alone Population By County in 2010
Louisiana White Alone Population By County in 2010
County
White Alone Population
% of County Population
Jefferson 290,565 67.16
East Baton Rouge 221,153 50.16
St. Tammany 199,277 84.96
Lafayette 157,449 70.76
Calcasieu 138,235 71.62
Caddo 126,995 49.68
Orleans 119,574 34.38
Livingston 119,201 92.87
Ouachita 93,850 60.96
Bossier 87,621 74.48
Rapides 84,665 64.27
Tangipahoa 81,833 67.37
Ascension 81,100 75.17
Terrebonne 80,498 72.16
Lafourche 78,566 81.25
Acadia 49,593 80.15
Vermilion 47,626 82
St. Landry 47,246 56.58
Iberia 46,194 63.38
Vernon 41,119 77.97
St. Charles 37,334 70.69
St. Martin 34,939 66.85
St. Mary 33,732 61.83
Washington 31,727 67.39
Beauregard 29,661 82.78
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