Cities with lots of White People (low crime, move to, suburban)

[cottonwood2420]

Originally Posted by lndigo

Boise, Portland, OR, Madison, Scranton, Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City

Are you kidding?

[Billiam]

^^ According to Wikipedia SLC is 79% white

[internat]

That is correct, 79,2 % (2000).

Source: http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/49/4967000.html

I wonder how many of those are Hispanic.

Originally Posted by Billiam

^^ According to Wikipedia SLC is 79% white

[picsesmauve957]

Originally Posted by mpope409

SAN FRANCISCO...

SEATTLE...

Yeah right, go do some reserach

[picsesmauve957]

I would say Sanibel, FL is pretty white, white people make up 99% of the population.

[Galounger]

I found the Ohio State Campus area of Columbus to not be so much overwhelmingly white but underwhelmingly black. I once after wondering 'where are all the black people?' sat in a restaraunt there and counted like 30 some people on the sidewalk outside before I saw a black face ( saw plenty of Indian, and Asians however). But that was in the early 90s may have changed by now.

[internat]

Is Seattle not quite white for a large city? Where else?

Originally Posted by picsesmauve957

Yeah right, go do some reserach

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by internat

That is correct, 79,2 % (2000).

Source: http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/49/4967000.html

I wonder how many of those are Hispanic.

City-Data says 70.6% white and 18.8% Hispanic for SLC. "White" is usually considered non-Hispanic for population statistics.

[davfar]

How about ANY town in CT besides Hartford, New Haven, New Britain, and Bridgeport. I think (dont quote me) all four of those cities are over 40% hispanic (Puerto Rican)!

[streetcreed]

I found the Ohio State Campus area of Columbus to not be so much overwhelmingly white but underwhelmingly black. I once after wondering 'where are all the black people?' sat in a restaraunt there and counted like 30 some people on the sidewalk outside before I saw a black face ( saw plenty of Indian, and Asians however). But that was in the early 90s may have changed by now.

Well Columbus is a decently big city. Ohio State has no reputation as being an African-American school. The school has tried to change that, but it is very white/asian/internationally diversity (not so much African.) Now, Columbus as a city/metro is pretty diverse and doesn't really seperate the different minorities up. Columbus didn't start to attract much immigration until the 90s and early 2000s. Since 2000 Columbus' minority population has increased a lot and now Columbus gets immigration than any other city in Ohio.