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Originally Posted by Docere
Italian American
Richmond NY 31%*
Putnam NY 29.1%*
Gloucester NJ 25.9%
Ocean NJ 25.9%*
Suffolk NY 25.5%*
Monmouth NJ 24.8%*
Lawrence PA 24.4%
Sussex NJ 23.5%*
Lackawanna PA 23.3%
Middlesex CT 22.9%
Hunterdon NJ 22.4%*
Morris NJ 22.3%*
Dutchess NY 21.9%*
New Haven CT 21.4%
Kent RI 21.1%
Litchfield CT 21%
Washington RI 21.1%
Warren NJ 20.9%
Bristol RI 20.8%
Pike PA 20.4%*
Nassau NY 20.1%*
Schenectady NY 19.5%
Herkimer NY 19.4%
Ulster NY 19.3%
Westmoreland PA 18.9%
Mahoning OH 18.5%
Saratoga NY 18.4%
Cape May NJ 18.3%
Beaver PA 18.1%
Niagara NY 18%
Washington PA 18%
Atlantic NJ 17.8%
Monroe NY 17.7%
Westchester NY 17.7%*
Bergen NJ 17.6%*
Berkshire MA 17.6%
Elk PA 17.6%
Iron MI 17.2%
Onondaga NY 17.2%
Luzerne PA 17.1%
Oneida NY 17.1%
Delaware PA 17%
Fairfield CT 16.9%*
Providence RI 16.9%
Tolland CT 16.8%
Columbia NY 16.5%
Greene NY 16.5%
Camden NJ 16.4%
Essex MA 16.4%
Plymouth MA 16.4%
Montgomery NY 16.3%
Albany NY 16.2%
Erie NY 16.2%
Allegheny PA 16.1%
Burlington NJ 16.1%
Fulton NY 16.1%
Lake OH 16.1%
Monroe PA 16.1%
Bucks PA 15.9%
Genesse NY 15.9%
Rensselear NY 15.9%
Orange NY 15.8%*
Montgomery PA 15.5%
Hartford CT 15.2%
Rockingham NH 15.2%
Chester PA 15%
* New York metro
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I grew up in Beaver County, PA (which is in the top half of this list). I definitely noticed that most of the people I grew up around were italian. I was one of the only friends I had in my group of people that wasn't fully or at least partially italian. I am primarily Czech with some English & Irish. I think every core county of the Pittsburgh metro is represented on the list above. I can tell you I ate a lot of good food growing up and I am in fact biased towards tan-complexion italian girls including my first crush.