List of the United States cities with large Polish-American populations

U.S. cities and communities with large Polish American populations are largely concentrated in the Upper Midwestern United States, Chicago metropolitan area and the New York metropolitan area, with Wisconsin accounting for the largest number of communities with large Polish populations.

City	Population Count	Population Percentage	Source
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, 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	3.8%	^[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]
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]

Ranked by population