Pennsylvania 2020 Census Population Density By County Map

Updated on October 16, 2023.

The population density of Pennsylvania from the 2020 Census was 290.61, based on data from the US Census Bureau.

Philadelphia County had the highest population density (11,936.88), followed by Delaware County (3,138.1), and then Montgomery County (1,773.51). On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest population density were: Cameron County (11.48), Sullivan County (12.98), and Potter County (15.16).

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Hover over or click on the counties to see the population density for each county. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

Pennsylvania 2020 Census Population Density By County
Pennsylvania 2020 Census Population Density By County
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County Population Density
Adams 200.22
Allegheny 1713.23
Armstrong 100.35
Beaver 386.97
Bedford 47.00
Berks 500.76
Blair 233.82
Bradford 52.26
Bucks 1069.78
Butler 245.43
Cambria 194.14
Cameron 11.48
Carbon 169.80
Centre 142.66
Chester 712.03
Clarion 61.98
Clearfield 70.34
Clinton 42.17
Columbia 133.95
Crawford 82.91
Cumberland 475.67
Dauphin 545.66
Delaware 3138.10
Elk 37.48
Erie 339.06
Fayette 162.89
Forest 16.32
Franklin 201.91
Fulton 33.27
Greene 62.43
Huntingdon 50.41
Indiana 100.61
Jefferson 68.19
Juniata 60.07
Lackawanna 470.35
Lancaster 585.84
Lawrence 240.85
Lebanon 395.92
Lehigh 1084.63
Luzerne 365.98
Lycoming 92.92
McKean 41.27
Mercer 164.53
Mifflin 112.26
Monroe 276.69
Montgomery 1773.51
Montour 139.25
Northampton 846.30
Northumberland 200.25
Perry 83.13
Philadelphia 11936.88
Pike 107.42
Potter 15.16
Schuylkill 183.73
Snyder 120.86
Somerset 68.95
Sullivan 12.98
Susquehanna 46.67
Tioga 36.20
Union 135.09
Venango 74.83
Warren 43.64
Washington 244.28
Wayne 70.48
Westmoreland 345.10
Wyoming 65.60
York 504.71