Slavic Americans

Slavic Americans are Americans of Slavic descent although many non-Slavic groups such as Ashkenazi Jews are counted as Slavic.

East Slavic Americans

• / Belarusian Americans
• Russian Americans
• Rusyn Americans (Ruthenian Americans)
• Ukrainian Americans

South Slavic Americans

• Bosnian Americans
• Bulgarian Americans
• Croatian Americans
• Macedonian Americans
• Montenegrin Americans
• Serbian Americans
• Slovenian Americans

West Slavic Americans

• Czech Americans
• Kashubian Americans
• Polish Americans
• Silesian Americans (Texas Silesian)
• Slovak Americans
• Sorbian Americans

Communities with large Slavic population ranked by percentage

Bulgarian ^[1]

• Bowdon, Georgia 2.7%
• Rosemont, Illinois 2.7%
• Point Reyes Station, California 2.3%
• Crozet, Virginia 2.1%
• Schiller Park, Illinois 1.8%

Croatian ^[2]

• Bessemer, Pennsylvania 9.5%
• Ellsworth, Pennsylvania 7.1%
• Empire, Louisiana 6.8%
• Versailles, Pennsylvania 6.7%
• Braddock Hills, Pennsylvania 5.8%

Czech ^{[3] [4]}

• Conway, North Dakota 55.2%
• Munden, Kansas 46.8%
• West, Texas 40.9%
• Oak Creek Township, Nebraska 38.2%
• Wilber, Nebraska 37.3%

Russian ^{[5] [6]}

• Nikolaevsk, Alaska 67.5%
• Pikesville, Maryland 19.30%
• Roslyn Estates, New York 18.60%
• Hewlett Harbor, New York 18.40%

Polish ^{[7] [8] [9] [10]}

• Pulawski Township, Michigan 65.7%
• Posen Township, Michigan 65.4%
  • Posen, Michigan 56.1%
• Sharon, Wisconsin 53.7%
• Bevent, Wisconsin 52.7%
• Sloan, New York 46.8%

Serbian ^[11]

• Export, Pennsylvania 6.2%
• Midland, Pennsylvania 5.8%
• Industry, Pennsylvania 4.5%
• Ohioville, Pennsylvania 3.7%
• Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 3.7%

Ukrainian ^[12]

• Cass Township, Pennsylvania 14.30%
• Belfield, North Dakota 13.60%
• Gulich Township, Pennsylvania 12.70%
• Gilberton, Pennsylvania 12.40%
• Wilton, North Dakota 10.30%

References

External links

• Slavic American National Convention
• Slavic-American Chamber of Commerce