List of U.S. communities with African-American majority populations in 2010

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This list contains populated places in the United States listed with African-American majority populations in the 2010 census.

Alabama[]

• Bessemer (72%)
• Birmingham (73.4%)
• Montgomery (56.6%)
• Prichard (85.8%)

California[]

• Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles (78.5%)
• Broadway Heights, San Diego
• Ladera Heights (73.7%)
• View Park–Windsor Hills (84.8%)
• West Athens (52.4%)

District of Columbia[]

• Washington (50.7%)

Georgia[]

• Atlanta (54%)
• Savannah (55%)

Michigan[]

• Detroit (82.7%)
• Oak Park (57.4%)
• River Rouge (50.5%)
• Flint (56.6%)

Missouri[]

• Bel-Ridge (83.1%)
• Bellefontaine Neighbors (72.7%)
• Berkeley (81.8%)
• Beverly Hills (92.7%)
• Black Jack (82.1%)
• Castle Point (92.9%)
• Cool Valley (84.5%)
• Country Club Hills (90.9%)
• Dellwood (79.2%)
• Ferguson (67.4%)
• Flordell Hills (90.8%)
• Greendale (68.5%)
• Jennings (89.8%)
• Kinloch (94.6%)
• Moline Acres (92.1%)
• Normandy (69.7%)
• Northwoods (93.9%)

Ohio[]

• Cleveland (53.3%)

Texas[]

• DeSoto (68.6%)
• Lancaster (68.75%)

See also[]

• List of U.S. communities with African-American majority populations in 2000
• List of U.S. communities with Hispanic- or Latino-majority in the 2010 census