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Id be interested to see if the thought process is the same with some of the more data driven posters. I have my opinion below based on size, diversity, and concentration. Within tiers, Im listing them in order as well (based on my opinion). These are done by CSA but MSA where no CSA exists. It doesn't include Honolulu because I'm not 100% where it would fall. I have done all over 200k. If you guys have suggestions for those under 200k, Im all ears!:
Tier 1: LA, San Francisco Bay Area, and New York City
Los Angeles - Asian Population: 2,455,544 - 13.1% of population
-189.092 - Asian Indian
-640,579 - Chinese
-560,489 - Filipino
-147,177 - Japanese
-343,716 - Korean
-312,634 - Vietnamese
-261,917 - Other Asian Groups
San Francisco Bay Area - Asian Population: 2,076,830 - 23.8% of population
-379,690 - Asian Indian
-696,782 - Chinese
-450,440 - Filipino
-75,745 - Japanese
-78,940 - Korean
-210,826 - Vietnamese
-184,407 - Other Asian
New York City/Tri-State Area - Asian Population: 2,375,437 - 10.0% of population
-720,890 - Asian Indian
-812,410 - Chinese
-226,397 - Filipino
-43,239 - Japanese
-227,665 - Korean
-42,253 - Vietnamese
-303,183 - Other Asian
Tier 2: Chicago and Washington DC:
Washington DC - Asian Population: 782,327 - 8.1% of population
-208,915 - Asian Indian
-140,196 - Chinese
-88,697 - Filipino
-14,595 - Japanese
-106,622 - Korean
-80,727 - Vietnamese
-142,593 - Other Asian
Chicago - Asian Population: 614,051 - 6.2% of population
-210,507 - Asian Indian
-118,805 - Chinese
-116,209 - Filipino
-15,809 - Japanese
-48,041 - Korean
-25,200 - Vietnamese
-79,480 - Other Asian
Tier 3: Seattle and Houston
Seattle - Asian Population: 506,617 - 11.0% of population
-77,619 - Asian Indian
-115,512 - Chinese
-88,985 - Filipino
-31,702 - Japanese
-56,801 - Korean
-63,270 - Vietnamese
-72,728 - Other Asian
Houston - Asian Population: 501,881 - 7.3% of Population
-127,346 - Asian Indian
-100,885 - Chinese
-49,154 - Filipino
-7,488 - Japanese
-13,131 - Korean
-120,351 - Vietnamese
-83,533 - Other Asian
Tier 4: Boston and Dallas:
Boston - Asian Population: 474,727 - 5.8% of Population
-107,728 - Asian Indian
-177,684 - Chinese
-16,948 - Filipino
-9,103 - Japanese
-25,804 - Korean
-51,804 - Vietnamese
-83,121 - Other Asian
Dallas - Asian Population: 454,548 - 6.2% of Population
-162,787 - Asian Indian
-54,726 - Chinese
-33,276 - Filipino
-7,817 - Japanese
-26,935 - Korean
-84,995 - Vietnamese
-85,018 - Other Asian
Tier 5: San Diego, Philadelphia, Sacramento, and, Atlanta:
San Diego - Asian Population: 387,242 - 11.7% of Population
-34,212 - Asian Indian
-63,630 - Chinese
-163,960 - Filipino
-17,209 - Japanese
-23,109 - Korean
-49,414 - Vietnamese
-35,850 - Other Asian
Philadelphia - Asian Population: 390,818 - 5.4% of Population
-127,312 - Asian Indian
-93,673 - Chinese
-36,093 - Filipino
-5,432 - Japanese
-36,961 - Korean
-40,081 - Vietnamese
-51,266 - Other Asian
Sacramento - Asian Population: 318,972 - 12.5% of Population
-64,313 - Asian Indian
-65,744 - Chinese
-61,062 - Filipino
-14,004 - Japanese
-10,683 - Korean
-74,423 - Other Asian
Atlanta - Asian Population: 330,871 - 5.2% of Population
-119,504 - Asian Indian
-47,052 - Chinese
-11,166 - Filipino
-7,174 - Japanese
-45,081 - Korean
-42,020 - Vietnamese
-58,975 - Other Asian
Tier 6: Minneapolis, Las Vegas, and Detroit (if Arabs counted as Asian then Detroit would place two tiers higher):
Minneapolis - Asian Population: 232,620 - 6.0% of Population
-42,415 - Asian Indian
-27,307 - Chinese
-7,589 - Filipino
-2,643 - Japanese
-14,433 - Korean
-27,651 - Vietnamese
-110,582 - Other Asian
Las Vegas - Asian Population: 208,236 - 8.8% of Population
-10,766 - Asian Indian
-32,384 - Chinese
-108,280 - Filipino
-9,719 - Japanese
-13,297 - Korean
-9,463 - Vietnamese
-24,327 - Other Asian
Detroit - Asian Population: 215,156 - 4.0% of Population
-88,166 - Asian Indian
-42,284 - Chinese
-17,098 - Filipino
-9,327 - Japanese
-17,487 - Korean
-9,015 - Vietnamese
-30,749 - Other Asian
I see that you are going off of raw numbers. 5.6% is the national average so if we do it by percentages, the tiers breakout a little differently.
Above Average
Los Angeles - Asian Population: 2,455,544 - 13.1% of population
San Francisco Bay Area - Asian Population: 2,076,830 - 23.8% of population
New York City/Tri-State Area - Asian Population: 2,375,437 - 10.0% of population
Washington DC - Asian Population: 782,327 - 8.1% of population
Sacramento - Asian Population: 318,972 - 12.5% of Population
Houston - Asian Population: 501,881 - 7.3% of Population
San Diego - Asian Population: 387,242 - 11.7% of Population
Sacramento - Asian Population: 318,972 - 12.5% of Population
Las Vegas - Asian Population: 208,236 - 8.8% of Population
Average
Chicago - Asian Population: 614,051 - 6.2% of population
Boston - Asian Population: 474,727 - 5.8% of Population
Dallas - Asian Population: 454,548 - 6.2% of Population
Philadelphia - Asian Population: 390,818 - 5.4% of Population
Atlanta - Asian Population: 330,871 - 5.2% of Population
Minneapolis - Asian Population: 232,620 - 6.0% of Population
Below Average
Detroit - Asian Population: 215,156 - 4.0% of Population
Location: That star on your map in the middle of the East Coast, DMV
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Originally Posted by OyCrumbler
Arabs are generally counted as White within the US census. I think a lot of Detroit's "Other Asian" is Hmong, same with Minneapolis.
It would be interesting to know where the cut off point is and which countries are being consider as either Asian or Arab. Like does it stop at Iran/Pakistan etc.
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The US Census define white as anyone with predominant ancestry from Europe, Southwest Asia(mostly middle east), and even North Africa. Pakistanis, Indians, Bangladesh, and Sri Lankans are considered Asians, although most of them have a phenotype closer to that of Middle Easterners.
It would be interesting to know where the cut off point is and which countries are being consider as either Asian or Arab. Like does it stop at Iran/Pakistan etc.
I believe the census counts Pakistani as Asian, but not Iranians. Also interesting is that none of the former Soviet 'stans in Central Asia are considered Asian.
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