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Most Polish cities in the USA

Ranked by population - From Wikipedia

The following cities and municipalities are among those that have 10,000 or more residents who are of Polish ancestry (in descending order by Polish population):

New York City, New York - 213,447 (2.7%).[1]

Chicago, Illinois - 210,421 (7.3%).[2]

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 65,508 (4.3%).[3]

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - 57,485 (9.6%).[4]

Los Angeles, California - 56,670 (1.5%).[5]

Cheektowaga (town), New York - 37,560 (39.9%).[6]

Buffalo, New York - 34,254 (11.7%).[7]

Phoenix, Arizona - 32,050 (2.4%).[8]

Toledo, Ohio - 31,792 (10.1%).[9]

Warren, Michigan -28,370 (21%)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - 28,178 (8.4%).[10]

San Diego, California - 25,201 (2.1%).[11]

Cleveland, Ohio - 22,978 (4.8%).[12]

Sterling Heights, Michigan - 21,530 (17.35%)

Houston, Texas - 19,290 (1%).[13]

Detroit, Michigan - 18,992 (2.0%).[14]

Omaha, Nebraska - 18,447.[15]

Baltimore, Maryland - 18,400 (2.8%).[16]

Parma, Ohio - 15,503 (18.1%).[17]

Grand Rapids, Michigan - 15,442 (7.8%).[18]

Amherst, New York - 15,136 (13%).[19]

Erie, Pennsylvania - 14,718 (14.2%).[20]

San Antonio, Texas - 14,475 (1.3%).[21]

San Francisco, California - 14,332 (1.8%).[22]

New Britain, Connecticut - 14,257 (19.9%).[23]        My home town

West Seneca, New York - 14,236 (31%).[24]

Boston, Massachusetts - 13,704 (2.3%).[25]

Seattle, Washington - 12,622 (2.2%).[26]

Las Vegas, Nevada - 12,188 (2.5%).[27]

South Bend, Indiana - 11,417 (10.7%).[28]

Scranton, Pennsylvania - 11,311 (14.8%).[29]

Jacksonville, Florida - 10,500 (1.4%).[30] 