20 Top Places for Babies Who May Fertilize Sales

By Allison Bell

September 15, 2017 at 01:18 PM

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The Census Bureau has just released a new batch of 2016 survey results on a topic drives many life insurance, long-term care insurance and retirement planning sales: births.

The agency posted a big file of birth data along with files on other topics, such as income, health insurance ownership and disability status.

The birth numbers file might be one of the most useful ones for marketers, because having a baby creates an obvious need for personal protection insurance products.

One problem: The file classifies people in households that earn just 200% of the federal poverty level, or $32,480 for a family of two in most of the country, as high-income.

For financial professionals, looking at the columns showing birth numbers broken out by the mom's education level may be a better way to identify communities with a large number of new parents who can afford more insurance.

Some people with weak finances have doctorates, and some self-made millionaires are grade school dropouts. But, on average, people with more education tend to earn more and buy more financial services products.

(Related: 4 Reasons Americans Skip LTC Insurance)

We crunched the new Census Bureau data and calculated the number of women with bachelor's degrees or graduate degrees who had given birth in the previous 12 months.

To put those numbers in context, we also created a 2016 birth rate index for highly educated moms: the number of women with bachelor's degrees or higher, in each community, who had given birth in the previous 12 months, per 1,000 female residents, ages 15 to 50, with all levels of education.

In the 480 places that are in the table, the raw number of highly educated new moms ranged from just 19, in Reading, Pennsylvania, up to 44,427, in New York City.

The 2016 birth rate index for highly educated moms ranged from a low of 0.8, in East Los Angeles, up to a high of 60, in one community in Texas.

Half of the places in the table had a birth rate index for highly educated moms over 16.6.

The communities with the 22 highest highly educated new mom index rates all had rates over 40.

The two communities that just missed being in the top 20 were Hoover, Alabama, and McKinney, Texas.

Of course, financial professionals should look at any "top 20″ or "bottom 20″ list with a skeptical eye. You can do your own analyses (and get copyright-free data you can include in your own presentations, blog posts and presentations) from the Census Bureau here.

For a look at the places that ranked in the top 20 in terms of their 2016 highly educated new mom index rates, along with a table giving data for all 480 communities, read on.

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20. Coral Springs, Florida

Number of women ages 15-50: 33,410

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher: 1,346

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 40.3

19. South Jordan, Utah

Number of women ages 15-50: 16,532

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 677

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 41.0

18. Lynchburg, Virginia

Number of women ages 15-50: 24,356

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,019

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 41.8

17. Sugar Land, Texas

Number of women ages 15-50: 19,992

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 856

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 42.8

16. Casas Adobes, Arizona

Number of women ages 15-50: 16,068

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 690

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 42.9

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15. Franklin, Tennessee

Number of women ages 15-50: 17,838

Births to women with bachelor's degrees: or higher 777

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 43.6

14. Carlsbad, California

Number of women ages 15-50: 26,600

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,174

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 44.1

13. Melbourne, Florida

Number of women ages 15-50: 15,631

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 716

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 45.8

12. Rockville, Maryland

Number of women ages 15-50: 16,202

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 752

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 46.4

11. Farmington Hills, Michigan

Number of women ages 15-50: 18,408

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 868

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 47.2

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10. Flower Mound, Texas

Number of women ages 15-50: 18,744

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 919

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 49.0

9. Mountain View, California

Number of women ages 15-50: 20,071

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,013

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 50.5

8. Sunnyvale, California

Number of women ages 15-50: 38,433

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 2,037

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 53.0

7. Missouri City, Texas

Number of women ages 15-50: 19,575

Births to women with bachelor's degrees: or higher 1,050

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 53.6

6. Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Number of women ages 15-50: 19,703

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,057

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 53.6

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5. Milpitas, California

Number of women ages 15-50: 18,768

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,045

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 55.7

4. Roswell, Georgia

Number of women ages 15-50: 20,695

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,178

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 56.9

3. Redondo Beach, California

Number of women ages 15-50: 15,420

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 883

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 57.3

2. Woodbury, Minnesota

Number of women ages 15-50: 16,510

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 951

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 57.6

1. Richardson, Texas

Number of women ages 15-50: 26,340

Births to women with bachelor's degrees or higher: 1,582

Births to women with bachelor's degree or higher, per 1,000 women ages 15-50: 60.1

The Top 20: 2016 Birth Data for Highly Educated Moms

Place	Number of Women Ages 15-50	Births to Mothers With a Bachelor's Degree or Higher	Highly Educated Moms Birth Rate Index
Abilene, Texas	29,936	263	8.8
Akron, Ohio	49,638	375	7.6
Alameda, California	17,447	606	34.7
Albany, Georgia	20,805	122	5.9
Albany, New York	29,005	524	18.1
Albuquerque, New Mexico	135,391	1,220	9.0
Alexandria, Virginia	46,113	1,492	32.4
Alhambra, California	20,067	325	16.2
Allentown, Pennsylvania	31,409	159	5.1
Amarillo, Texas	47,299	396	8.4
Anaheim, California	95,025	866	9.1
Anchorage, Alaska	75,699	1,113	14.7
Ann Arbor, Michigan	37,566	668	17.8
Antioch, California	29,337	292	10.0
Appleton, Wisconsin	19,136	228	11.9
Arden-Arcade, California	23,756	265	11.2
Arlington, Virginia	68,412	1,836	26.8
Arlington, Texas	102,871	1,217	11.8
Arvada, Colorado	27,624	698	25.3
Athens-Clarke County, Georgia	39,928	829	20.8
Atlanta, Georgia	133,853	2,455	18.3
Auburn, Washington	17,200	589	34.2
Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia	49,273	1,258	25.5
Aurora, Colorado	93,712	1,067	11.4
Aurora, Illinois	52,017	411	7.9
Austin, Texas	272,550	5,428	19.9
Avondale, Arizona	20,817	73	3.5
Bakersfield, California	96,399	1,798	18.7
Baltimore, Maryland	165,306	2,390	14.5
Baton Rouge, Louisiana	60,668	773	12.7
Baytown, Texas	18,246	122	6.7
Bellevue, Washington	34,191	769	22.5
Bellflower, California	20,496	135	6.6
Bellingham, Washington	26,487	470	17.7
Berkeley, California	37,937	659	17.4
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	19,467	407	20.9
Billings, Montana	25,110	331	13.2
Birmingham, Alabama	54,669	579	10.6
Boise City, Idaho	57,498	575	10.0
Bolingbrook village, Illinois	18,986	389	20.5
Boston, Massachusetts	208,005	3,755	18.1
Boulder, Colorado	31,944	674	21.1
Brandon, Florida	27,696	350	12.6
Bridgeport, Connecticut	37,781	177	4.7
Brockton, Massachusetts	23,552	423	18.0
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma	26,043	675	25.9
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota	21,253	517	24.3
Broomfield, Colorado	16,869	509	30.2
Brownsville, Texas	45,160	576	12.8
Bryan, Texas	20,676	273	13.2
Buena Park, California	21,995	414	18.8
Buffalo, New York	69,088	1,279	18.5
Burbank, California	25,792	861	33.4
Camarillo, California	15,978	236	14.8
Cambridge, Massachusetts	37,386	695	18.6
Cape Coral, Florida	37,112	623	16.8
Carlsbad, California	26,600	1,174	44.1
Carmel, Indiana	20,538	484	23.6
Carrollton, Texas	34,893	693	19.9
Cary, North Carolina	37,764	882	23.4
Casas Adobes, Arizona	16,068	690	42.9
Cedar Park, Texas	18,142	626	34.5
Cedar Rapids, Iowa	31,328	1,100	35.1
Centennial, Colorado	22,720	791	34.8
Centreville, Virginia	17,719	262	14.8
Chandler, Arizona	63,344	1,270	20.0
Charleston, South Carolina	39,201	1,125	28.7
Charlotte, North Carolina	236,150	5,162	21.9
Chattanooga, Tennessee	45,358	1,109	24.4
Cheektowaga, New York	17,006	249	14.6
Chesapeake, Virginia	57,982	2,198	37.9
Chicago, Illinois	751,123	12,907	17.2
Chico, California	27,159	115	4.2
Chino, California	18,063	317	17.5
Chula Vista, California	63,568	1,018	16.0
Cincinnati, Ohio	82,871	1,149	13.9
Citrus Heights, California	20,832	251	12.0
Clarksville, Tennessee	40,724	933	22.9
Cleveland, Ohio	93,874	306	3.3
Clifton, New Jersey	21,973	362	16.5
Clovis, California	26,069	222	8.5
College Station, Texas	40,270	864	21.5
Colorado Springs, Colorado	113,626	2,531	22.3
Columbia, Maryland	27,034	349	12.9
Columbia, Missouri	37,021	480	13.0
Columbia, South Carolina	37,981	418	11.0
Columbus, Georgia	48,612	605	12.4
Columbus, Ohio	238,478	4,900	20.5
Compton, California	25,337	264	10.4
Concord, California	29,293	733	25.0
Concord, North Carolina	22,216	357	16.1
Conway, Arkansas	19,520	427	21.9
Coral Springs, Florida	33,410	1,346	40.3
Corona, California	43,449	533	12.3
Corpus Christi, Texas	78,445	610	7.8
Costa Mesa, California	30,309	816	26.9
Dale City, Virginia	18,223	407	22.3
Dallas, Texas	350,114	5,726	16.4
Danbury, Connecticut	19,045	443	23.3
Davenport, Iowa	24,373	326	13.4
Davie, Florida	27,667	161	5.8
Dayton, Ohio	36,243	591	16.3
Dearborn, Michigan	21,662	405	18.7
Decatur, Illinois	16,545	241	14.6
Deerfield Beach, Florida	18,239	258	14.1
Denton, Texas	42,728	617	14.4
Denver, Colorado	191,555	4,440	23.2
Des Moines, Iowa	55,017	440	8.0
Detroit, Michigan	169,419	552	3.3
Dothan, Alabama	15,807	306	19.4
Downey, California	30,534	302	9.9
Duluth, Minnesota	21,414	464	21.7
Durham, North Carolina	74,962	1,941	25.9
East Los Angeles, California	33,133	25	0.8
East Orange, New Jersey	15,886	60	3.8
Edinburg, Texas	23,199	456	19.7
Edmond, Oklahoma	23,088	736	31.9
El Cajon, California	22,613	391	17.3
El Monte, California	27,501	166	6.0
El Paso, Texas	167,895	3,256	19.4
Elgin, Illinois	26,477	856	32.3
Elizabeth, New Jersey	34,292	450	13.1
Elk Grove, California	45,262	1,079	23.8
Enterprise, Nevada	37,669	561	14.9
Erie, Pennsylvania	24,545	223	9.1
Escondido, California	37,206	346	9.3
Eugene, Oregon	44,038	173	3.9
Evanston, Illinois	20,442	494	24.2
Evansville, Indiana	29,172	174	6.0
Everett, Washington	25,475	257	10.1
Fairfield, California	27,538	312	11.3
Fargo, North Dakota	30,841	591	19.2
Farmington Hills, Michigan	18,408	868	47.2
Fayetteville, Arkansas	26,132	716	27.4
Fayetteville, North Carolina	52,290	585	11.2
Federal Way, Washington	24,036	410	17.1
Fishers, Indiana	24,753	578	23.4
Flagstaff, Arizona	23,358	491	21.0
Flint, Michigan	24,048	83	3.5
Florence-Graham, California	16,453	217	13.2
Flower Mound, Texas	18,744	919	49.0
Folsom, California	16,110	592	36.7
Fontana, California	55,753	434	7.8
Fort Collins, Colorado	47,917	1,058	22.1
Fort Lauderdale, Florida	39,796	522	13.1
Fort Smith, Arkansas	20,289	178	8.8
Fort Wayne, Indiana	62,995	1,433	22.7
Fort Worth, Texas	224,796	4,768	21.2
Framingham, Massachusetts	19,782	670	33.9
Franklin, Tennessee	17,838	777	43.6
Frederick, Maryland	18,188	502	27.6
Fremont, California	59,186	1,245	21.0
Fresno, California	134,234	2,373	17.7
Frisco, Texas	44,317	1,405	31.7
Fullerton, California	35,793	451	12.6
Gainesville, Florida	45,184	315	7.0
Gaithersburg, Maryland	18,643	618	33.1
Garden Grove, California	43,324	498	11.5
Garland, Texas	58,292	917	15.7
Gastonia, North Carolina	18,866	353	18.7
Germantown, Maryland	24,144	502	20.8
Gilbert, Arizona	63,759	2,202	34.5
Glendale, Arizona	60,187	311	5.2
Glendale, California	51,030	1,222	23.9
Goodyear, Arizona	19,622	265	13.5
Grand Prairie, Texas	47,773	316	6.6
Grand Rapids, Michigan	50,876	805	15.8
Greeley, Colorado	27,822	444	16.0
Green Bay, Wisconsin	26,392	524	19.9
Greensboro, North Carolina	80,469	1,270	15.8
Greenville, South Carolina	18,875	658	34.9
Gresham, Oregon	25,824	61	2.4
Hammond, Indiana	20,864	40	1.9
Hampton, Virginia	33,759	246	7.3
Hartford, Connecticut	33,556	299	8.9
Hawthorne, California	24,444	800	32.7
Hayward, California	41,498	379	9.1
Henderson, Nevada	64,446	1,213	18.8
Hesperia, California	22,244	174	7.8
Hialeah, Florida	54,235	413	7.6
High Point, North Carolina	30,858	130	4.2
Highlands Ranch, Colorado	27,801	568	20.4
Hillsboro, Oregon	28,691	915	31.9
Hollywood, Florida	34,308	518	15.1
Hoover, Alabama	21,753	873	40.1
Houston, Texas	595,456	9,139	15.3
Huntington Beach, California	44,913	744	16.6
Huntsville, Alabama	48,658	982	20.2
Independence, Missouri	26,007	447	17.2
Indianapolis City , Indiana	219,908	3,748	17.0
Irvine, California	75,538	2,419	32.0
Irving, Texas	67,295	2,201	32.7
Jackson, Mississippi	45,783	522	11.4
Jackson, Tennessee	17,459	94	5.4
Jacksonville, Florida	221,980	5,092	22.9
Jacksonville, North Carolina	16,298	522	32.0
Jersey City, New Jersey	72,105	2,204	30.6
Joliet, Illinois	36,882	250	6.8
Kalamazoo, Michigan	22,717	180	7.9
Kansas City, Kansas	36,869	298	8.1
Kansas City, Missouri	122,192	2,312	18.9
Kenner, Louisiana	15,485	274	17.7
Kenosha, Wisconsin	23,040	142	6.2
Kent, Washington	31,719	439	13.8
Killeen, Texas	42,416	43	1.0
Kirkland, Washington	21,983	859	39.1
Knoxville, Tennessee	52,591	321	6.1
Lafayette, Indiana	19,583	540	27.6
Lake Forest, California	21,124	324	15.3
Lakeland, Florida	25,953	147	5.7
Lakewood, California	20,212	414	20.5
Lakewood, Colorado	37,776	670	17.7
Lancaster, California	41,665	225	5.4
Lansing, Michigan	32,842	740	22.5
Laredo, Texas	65,994	526	8.0
Largo, Florida	16,973	303	17.9
Las Vegas, Nevada	150,424	2,465	16.4
Lauderhill, Florida	19,037	186	9.8
Lawrence, Massachusetts	20,770	43	2.1
Lawton, Oklahoma	22,528	309	13.7
Layton, Utah	17,960	678	37.8
League City, Texas	26,287	901	34.3
Lee's Summit, Missouri	22,642	788	34.8
Lehigh Acres, Florida	28,528	384	13.5
Lewisville, Texas	28,212	576	20.4
Lexington-Fayette urban county, Kentucky	84,364	1,253	14.9
Lincoln, Nebraska	70,233	1,578	22.5
Little Rock, Arkansas	49,205	771	15.7
Livermore, California	21,887	475	21.7
Livonia, Michigan	19,354	499	25.8
Long Beach, California	128,901	1,570	12.2
Longmont, Colorado	23,360	319	13.7
Longview, Texas	17,065	71	4.2
Los Angeles, California	1,062,734	11,574	10.9
Louisville/Jefferson County metro government, Kentucky	147,652	2,521	17.1
Lowell, Massachusetts	29,894	350	11.7
Lubbock, Texas	66,248	1,920	29.0
Lynchburg, Virginia	24,356	1,019	41.8
Macon-Bibb County, Georgia	37,476	225	6.0
Madison, Wisconsin	76,107	1,802	23.7
Manchester, New Hampshire	26,857	471	17.5
Manteca, California	18,775	117	6.2
Maple Grove, Minnesota	15,631	499	31.9
McAllen, Texas	33,851	536	15.8
McKinney, Texas	42,056	1,691	40.2
Melbourne, Florida	15,631	716	45.8
Memphis, Tennessee	167,194	1,952	11.7
Menifee, California	19,960	549	27.5
Merced, California	21,665	151	7.0
Mesa, Arizona	118,402	1,253	10.6
Mesquite, Texas	36,660	209	5.7
Metairie, Louisiana	32,512	698	21.5
Miami Beach, Florida	19,162	442	23.1
Miami, Florida	112,650	1,371	12.2
Midland, Texas	33,309	721	21.6
Milpitas, California	18,768	1,045	55.7
Milwaukee, Wisconsin	163,629	1,696	10.4
Minneapolis, Minnesota	116,714	3,180	27.2
Miramar, Florida	40,456	487	12.0
Mission Viejo, California	20,729	508	24.5
Missouri City, Texas	19,575	1,050	53.6
Mobile, Alabama	47,542	502	10.6
Modesto, California	49,712	609	12.3
Montgomery, Alabama	51,091	1,005	19.7
Moreno Valley, California	57,194	159	2.8
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina	19,703	1,057	53.6
Mountain View, California	20,071	1,013	50.5
Murfreesboro, Tennessee	39,818	613	15.4
Murrieta, California	27,726	1,038	37.4
Nampa, Idaho	22,866	466	20.4
Napa, California	19,168	455	23.7
Naperville, Illinois	34,979	1,141	32.6
Nashua, New Hampshire	20,287	466	23.0
Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee	181,756	4,326	23.8
New Bedford, Massachusetts	23,350	313	13.4
New Orleans, Louisiana	105,056	2,173	20.7
New Rochelle, New York	20,069	653	32.5
New York, New York	2,274,926	44,427	19.5
Newark, New Jersey	77,389	910	11.8
Newport News, Virginia	46,440	1,038	22.4
Newton, Massachusetts	21,311	737	34.6
Norfolk, Virginia	61,360	891	14.5
Norman, Oklahoma	33,847	442	13.1
North Charleston, South Carolina	29,721	385	13.0
North Las Vegas, Nevada	62,890	209	3.3
North Richland Hills, Texas	17,227	457	26.5
Norwalk, California	26,104	93	3.6
Norwalk, Connecticut	21,820	619	28.4
Oakland, California	114,209	2,633	23.1
Oceanside, California	41,431	809	19.5
Odessa, Texas	28,418	33	1.2
Ogden, Utah	21,473	345	16.1
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	158,418	3,085	19.5
Olathe, Kansas	33,101	825	24.9
Omaha, Nebraska	109,007	2,522	23.1
Ontario, California	48,185	370	7.7
Orange, California	35,730	603	16.9
Orem, Utah	25,727	865	33.6
Orlando, Florida	79,917	1,418	17.7
Oshkosh, Wisconsin	16,822	179	10.6
Overland Park, Kansas	45,109	1,777	39.4
Oxnard, California	53,561	509	9.5
Palatine village, Illinois	15,946	605	37.9
Palmdale, California	39,250	408	10.4
Paradise, Nevada	58,074	600	10.3
Parma, Ohio	18,562	642	34.6
Pasadena, California	37,571	642	17.1
Pasadena, Texas	39,784	450	11.3
Pasco, Washington	17,118	46	2.7
Paterson, New Jersey	38,715	46	1.2
Pearland, Texas	31,438	450	14.3
Pembroke Pines, Florida	44,226	888	20.1
Peoria, Arizona	37,323	811	21.7
Peoria, Illinois	28,230	475	16.8
Pharr, Texas	19,930	265	13.3
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	421,376	7,783	18.5
Phoenix, Arizona	412,206	5,602	13.6
Pittsburg, California	17,253	314	18.2
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	81,347	1,492	18.3
Plano, Texas	71,632	2,225	31.1
Plantation, Florida	24,784	219	8.8
Pomona, California	39,861	211	5.3
Pompano Beach, Florida	24,150	115	4.8
Portland, Maine	18,292	511	27.9
Portland, Oregon	177,977	3,659	20.6
Portsmouth, Virginia	23,265	43	1.8
Providence, Rhode Island	54,393	234	4.3
Provo, Utah	40,528	906	22.4
Pueblo, Colorado	24,199	204	8.4
Quincy, Massachusetts	24,988	890	35.6
Racine, Wisconsin	19,350	245	12.7
Raleigh, North Carolina	135,722	2,474	18.2
Rancho Cordova, California	18,339	346	18.9
Rancho Cucamonga, California	44,113	1,463	33.2
Reading, Pennsylvania	22,206	19	0.9
Redding, California	20,421	304	14.9
Redlands, California	19,524	229	11.7
Redondo Beach, California	15,420	883	57.3
Redwood City, California	21,974	598	27.2
Reno, Nevada	60,913	1,304	21.4
Renton, Washington	24,917	476	19.1
Rialto, California	25,665	302	11.8
Richardson, Texas	26,340	1,582	60.1
Richmond, California	28,828	181	6.3
Richmond, Virginia	64,037	916	14.3
Rio Rancho, New Mexico	23,428	357	15.2
Riverside, California	90,531	855	9.4
Riverview, Florida	24,147	613	25.4
Roanoke, Virginia	23,911	142	5.9
Rochester, Minnesota	28,331	888	31.3
Rochester, New York	58,706	321	5.5
Rochester Hills, Michigan	16,476	346	21.0
Rock Hill, South Carolina	18,785	324	17.2
Rockford, Illinois	34,391	262	7.6
Rockville, Maryland	16,202	752	46.4
Rogers, Arkansas	17,107	280	16.4
Roseville, California	30,865	728	23.6
Roswell, Georgia	20,695	1,178	56.9
Round Rock, Texas	33,847	791	23.4
Sacramento, California	126,045	1,801	14.3
Salem, Oregon	41,543	1,067	25.7
Salinas, California	41,749	131	3.1
Salt Lake City, Utah	49,971	1,457	29.2
San Antonio, Texas	380,509	4,803	12.6
San Bernardino, California	57,609	166	2.9
San Buenaventura (Ventura), California	23,025	468	20.3
San Diego, California	371,312	7,242	19.5
San Francisco, California	236,358	5,869	24.8
San Jose, California	259,007	5,800	22.4
San Leandro, California	22,234	236	10.6
San Marcos, California	22,226	278	12.5
San Mateo, California	25,937	901	34.7
San Ramon, California	19,948	487	24.4
Sandy, Utah	22,715	656	28.9
Sandy Springs, Georgia	32,260	347	10.8
Santa Ana, California	86,549	666	7.7
Santa Barbara, California	22,636	328	14.5
Santa Clara, California	34,594	1,178	34.1
Santa Clarita, California	44,229	1,051	23.8
Santa Maria, California	25,838	179	6.9
Santa Monica, California	22,845	509	22.3
Santa Rosa, California	39,305	629	16.0
Savannah, Georgia	38,573	810	21.0
Schaumburg village, Illinois	17,021	404	23.7
Schenectady, New York	16,681	98	5.9
Scottsdale, Arizona	50,888	917	18.0
Scranton, Pennsylvania	17,862	208	11.6
Seattle, Washington	202,714	4,912	24.2
Shreveport, Louisiana	48,264	545	11.3
Silver Spring, Maryland	24,788	544	21.9
Simi Valley, California	30,999	591	19.1
Sioux City, Iowa	19,298	427	22.1
Sioux Falls, South Dakota	41,325	1,019	24.7
Skokie village, Illinois	13,907	347	25.0
Somerville, Massachusetts	30,000	401	13.4
South Bend, Indiana	25,739	299	11.6
South Gate, California	26,105	247	9.5
South Jordan, Utah	16,532	677	41.0
Sparks, Nevada	21,459	221	10.3
Spokane, Washington	51,845	914	17.6
Spring Hill, Florida	24,423	217	8.9
Spring Valley, Nevada	54,177	404	7.5
Springdale, Arkansas	19,000	364	19.2
Springfield, Illinois	26,784	696	26.0
Springfield, Massachusetts	41,192	113	2.7
Springfield, Missouri	45,694	324	7.1
St. Cloud, Minnesota	17,007	322	18.9
St. George, Utah	19,073	316	16.6
St. Joseph, Missouri	17,200	352	20.5
St. Louis, Missouri	84,189	1,364	16.2
St. Paul, Minnesota	79,156	1,543	19.5
St. Petersburg, Florida	62,819	980	15.6
Stamford, Connecticut	33,005	1,135	34.4
Sterling Heights, Michigan	31,646	1,038	32.8
Stockton, California	75,646	515	6.8
Suffolk, Virginia	21,038	323	15.4
Sugar Land, Texas	19,992	856	42.8
Sunnyvale, California	38,433	2,037	53.0
Sunrise, Florida	21,364	149	7.0
Sunrise Manor, Nevada	52,123	263	5.0
Syracuse, New York	40,672	454	11.2
Tacoma, Washington	51,784	474	9.2
Tallahassee, Florida	65,397	1,749	26.7
Tampa, Florida	101,777	1,318	12.9
Temecula, California	27,819	317	11.4
Tempe, Arizona	52,055	539	10.4
The Hammocks, Florida	19,060	712	37.4
The Woodlands, Texas	23,854	810	34.0
Thornton, Colorado	35,246	795	22.6
Thousand Oaks, California	29,299	541	18.5
Toledo, Ohio	68,194	968	14.2
Toms River, New Jersey	19,653	306	15.6
Topeka, Kansas	29,798	249	8.4
Torrance, California	35,982	861	23.9
Tracy, California	22,952	139	6.1
Trenton, New Jersey	19,920	262	13.2
Troy, Michigan	18,760	726	38.7
Tucson, Arizona	135,357	1,418	10.5
Tulsa, Oklahoma	98,327	1,220	12.4
Turlock, California	18,864	127	6.7
Tustin, California	21,721	267	12.3
Tyler, Texas	25,219	319	12.6
Union City, California	18,602	335	18.0
Union City, New Jersey	18,196	302	16.6
Upland, California	18,665	112	6.0
Urban Honolulu, Hawaii	79,836	2,081	26.1
Vacaville, California	22,707	283	12.5
Vallejo, California	28,212	180	6.4
Vancouver, Washington	42,147	413	9.8
Victorville, California	29,311	61	2.1
Virginia Beach, Virginia	112,623	2,215	19.7
Visalia, California	31,903	522	16.4
Vista, California	26,345	48	1.8
Waco, Texas	37,416	157	4.2
Waldorf, Maryland	21,636	339	15.7
Warren, Michigan	33,229	412	12.4
Warwick, Rhode Island	18,910	366	19.4
Washington, District of Columbia	206,729	5,535	26.8
Waterbury, Connecticut	28,407	202	7.1
Waterloo, Iowa	14,661	455	31.0
Waukegan, Illinois	23,433	535	22.8
West Covina, California	24,702	711	28.8
West Jordan, Utah	27,620	318	11.5
West Valley City, Utah	33,757	216	6.4
Westland, Michigan	20,148	337	16.7
Westminster, California	21,371	254	11.9
Westminster, Colorado	27,321	290	10.6
Whittier, California	21,568	67	3.1
Wichita, Kansas	93,246	1,593	17.1
Wichita Falls, Texas	23,334	157	6.7
Wilmington, Delaware	17,707	82	4.6
Wilmington, North Carolina	32,724	442	13.5
Winston-Salem, North Carolina	60,997	996	16.3
Woodbury, Minnesota	16,510	951	57.6
Worcester, Massachusetts	50,979	1,359	26.7
Wyoming, Michigan	19,655	144	7.3
Yakima, Washington	20,431	265	13.0
Yonkers, New York	49,708	805	16.2
Yuma, Arizona	21,306	129	6.1
Source: American Community Survey