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The above map shows U.S. cities with the highest percentages of people of Serbian ancestry. Move your mouse over points on the map to see city names and percentages, and to link to in-depth community information.

SERBIAN

The largest wave of Serbian migration to America occurred from 1880 to World War I.

In the 2000 census, 140,337 people in the U.S. claimed Serbian ancestry.

ePodunk mapped the top communities by percentage of population. The map and the following list show communities in which 1,000 or more people listed an ancestry group, and in which at least 2 percent of those people said they were Serbian.

The links at left lead to information on other ethnicities.

Community	Place type	% Serbian
Export, PA	borough	6.2
Midland, PA	borough	5.8
Industry, PA	borough	4.5
Ohioville, PA	borough	3.7
Wilmerding, PA	borough	3.7
Schererville, IN	town	3.6
Buhl, MN	city	3.4
Greenway, MN	township	3.4
Raccoon, PA	township	3.0
Aliquippa, PA	city	3.0
Ogden Dunes, IN	town	2.9
Hopewell, PA	township	2.8
Irwin, PA	borough	2.8
Center, PA	township	2.6
Lake, IN	township	2.5
Coleraine, MN	city	2.4
Cross Creek, PA	township	2.4
Countryside, IL	city	2.4
East Taylor, PA	township	2.4
Brighton, PA	township	2.4
Mingo Junction, OH	village	2.4
Winfield, IN	town	2.3
Conemaugh, PA	township	2.3
Keewatin, MN	city	2.3
Saint John, IN	township	2.2
Weirton, WV	city	2.2
Burritt, IL	township	2.1
Lyons, IL	village	2.1
Monaca, PA	borough	2.1
Harmony, PA	township	2.1
Steelton, PA	borough	2.0

Sources: 2000 Census, U.S. Census Bureau; Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups, ed. Stephan Thernstrom; Ancestry: 2000, U.S. Census Bureau (June 2004); ePodunk

Mapping by Daniel Shorter

-- October 2005

Other resources:

· Serbia Genealogy Forum
· South Slavic Collections - Library of Congress
· Immigration & ship records

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