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Queens County, NY; Alameda County, CA; Solano County, CA; Fort Bend County, TX; Kings County, NY (Brooklyn); New York County, NY; Los Angeles County, CA; Broward County, FL; Montgomery County, MD; and Hudson County, NJ in no particular order
Queens County, NY; Alameda County, CA; Solano County, CA; Fort Bend County, TX; Kings County, NY (Brooklyn); New York County, NY; Los Angeles County, CA; Broward County, FL; Montgomery County, MD; and Hudson County, NJ in no particular order
You left out Harris County, TX; Dallas County, TX; and Cook County, IL.
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20 Most Diverse Counties in the US:
01 Queens, NY (New York City Metro Area)
02 Alameda, CA (Oakland)
03 Kings, NY (New York City Metro Area)
04 Robeson, NC
05 Fort Bend, TX (Houston Metro Area)
06 Hudson, NJ
07 New York, NY (Manhattan)
08 Harris, TX (Houston Metro Area)
09 Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Metro Area)
10 Dallas, TX (Dallas Metro Area)
11 San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Metro Area)
12 Solano, CA (San Francisco Metro Area)
13 Santa Clara, CA (San Jose Metro Area)
14 Cook, IL (Chicago Metro Area)
15 Essex, NJ (Newark)
16 San Joaquin, CA
17 Bronx, NY (New York City Metro Area)
18 San Mateo, CA (San Francisco-Oakland Metro Area)
19 San Bernardino, CA (Los Angeles Metro Area)
20 Fresno, CA
How do you define "diverse"? Gwinnett County, GA should probably be on that list -- it's like 25 percent white, 25 percent black, 25 percent hispanic and 25 percent asian.
It goes by Spanish Harlem for everyone pretty much. There are so many diverse hispanics living in the area, so that's why it goes by that name.
My understanding is that "Spanish Harlem" was populated largely by Puerto Ricans dating back to the 1950's. Prior to that a small chunk of the area was referred to as "Italian Harlem". Today there is broader array of Hispanics/Latinos....in Spanish Harlem. The name is a throwback to another era when anyone who spoke Spanish in the US might be referred to as Spanish.
How do you define "diverse"? Gwinnett County, GA should probably be on that list -- it's like 25 percent white, 25 percent black, 25 percent hispanic and 25 percent asian.
Where did you get those numbers? The most recent figures (2008) I see say the breakdown is:
50% White (non-hispanic)
22% Black
14% Asian
18% Latino/Hispanic (of any race)
Gwinnett County has the largest Latino and Asian populations in the state of Georgia.
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