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Polish American Communities

Polish-Americans comprise a multigenerational ethnic community. Names listed in this category include: Polish-American enclaves with cultural organizations; media outlets; and broadly defined community resources.

Arizona
- Phoenix metropolitan area
California
- Greater Los Angeles Area
- San Francisco Bay Area-(115,601) 1.6%
Connecticut
- New Britain
Florida
- Miami
- Tampa
Illinois
- Algonquin
- Bridgeview (22.4%)
- Brookfield
- Burbank (25.8%)
- Calumet City
- Chicago
  - Archer Heights
  - Avondale
    - Jackowo
    - Wacławowo
  - Belmont Cragin
  - Forest Glen
  - Hegewisch
  - Jefferson Park
  - Logan Square
  - Norwood Park (28.8%)
  - Portage Park
  - West Town
- Chicago Heights
- Cicero
- Des Plaines
- Du Bois
- Elmwood Park (21.7%)
- Goodings Grove (20.6%)
- Harwood Heights (32.5%)
- Hickory Hills (21.4%)
- Joliet
- Justice (21.6%)
- Lemont (25.2%)
- Lemont Township (24.7%)
- Lyons
- Naperville
- Niles (22%)
- Norridge (29.2%)
- Oak Lawn
- Park Ridge
- Posen (21.4%)
- Radom
- River Grove (27.2%)
- Stickney Township (25.1%)
- Willow Springs (21.7%)
Indiana
- East Chicago
- Fort Wayne
- Hammond
- Hudson Township (25.6%)
- Merrillville
- Michigan City
- Munster
- Portage
- South Bend
- Warren Township (25%)
- Whiting
Maryland
- Baltimore
  - Canton
  - Fells Point
  - Highlandtown
  - Joseph Lee
  - Locust Point
- Bel Air
- Fallston
- Middle River
- Parkville
Massachusetts
- Adams (23%)
- Beverly
- Boston
  - Dorchester
  - Hyde Park
  - South Boston
- Chelsea
- Chicopee
- Deerfield (20.5%)
- Dudley
- Easthampton
- Fall River
- Hadley (25.2%)
- Hatfield (28.9%)
- Holyoke
- Ludlow
- Lynn
- Montgomery
- Palmer
  - Bondsville (29%)
- South Deerfield (23%)
- Springfield
  - Indian Orchard
- Taunton
- Webster
- Whately (21.7%)
  - Whittenton
- Worcester
Michigan
- Alpena (23.3%)
- Alpena Township (21.8%)
- Bingham Township (34.1%)
- Boyne Valley Township (22.7%)
- Bronson
- Chester Township (20.4%)
- Detroit
  - Poletown
- Dwight Township (32.1%)
- Filer Charter Township (30.8%)
- Fraser Township (20.5%)
- Hamtramck (25.7%)
- Hume Township (28.1%)
- Lincoln Township (36.2%)
- Long Rapids Township (21.2%)
- Ludington (10%)
- Manistee (23.7%)

- Maple Ridge Township (25.6%)
- Mount Forest Township (21.8%)
- Parisville
- Pinconning Township (20.4%)
- Port Austin Township (25%)
- Portsmouth Township (29.4%)
- Posen Township (61.3%)
- Presque Isle Township (20.5%)
- Rogers City (24.2%)
- Rogers Township (27.2%)
- Sand Beach Township (20%)
- Sherman Township (23.3%)
- Sterling Heights
- Ubly
- Verona Township (26.9%)
- Warren
- Wyandotte (23%)
Minnesota
- Alberta
- Alberta Township (39.8%)
  - Brennyville
- Browerville
- Columbia Heights
- Culdrum Township
  - Flensburg
- Elmdale Township (22.3%)
  - Elmdale
- Gilmanton Township
  - Gilman
- Hale Township (22.4%)
- Holding Township (30.9%)
  - Holdingford
  - Opole
  - St. Anna
- Langola Township (23.1%)
- Northeast, Minneapolis
- Pike Creek Township (30.6%)
  - Little Falls
- Pulaski Township
  - Harding
- Royalton (23.8%)
- Swan River Township (41.5%)
  - Sobieski
- Swanville Township
  - Swanville
- Two Rivers Township
  - Bowlus
  - North Prairie
- Winona
Missouri
- Eureka
- Kansas City
- St. Louis
Nebraska
- Loup City (31.8%)
- Omaha
  - Sheelytown
  - South Omaha
- Sherman County
New Jersey
- Bayonne (17.9%)
- Clifton
- East Brunswick Township
- Garfield (22.9%)
- Manville (23.1%)
- South Amboy (20.6%)
- Trenton
- Union Township
- Linden
- Wallington (45.5%)
New York
- Alden (21.5%)
- Amsterdam (20.5%)
- Auburn
- Buffalo
- Cheektowaga (31.6%)
- Copiague
- Depew (31.2%)
- Dunkirk (24.1%)
- Elma (22.8%)
- Hagaman (20.5%)
- Lackawanna (25.2%)
- Lancaster (town) (27.7%)
- Lancaster (village) (23.5%)
- New York City
  - Greenpoint, Brooklyn
  - Williamsburg, Brooklyn
  - Maspeth, Queens
  - New Dorp, Staten Island
- New York Mills (30.3%)
- Pine Island
- Pulaski
- Riverhead
- Schenectady
- Sheridan (20.5%)
- Sloan (46.8%)
- Syracuse
- Utica
- Watervliet
- West Seneca (23.5%)
- Yorkville (27.1%)
North Carolina
- Warsaw
North Dakota
- Warsaw
Ohio
- Greater Cleveland
  - Brecksville
  - Cuyahoga Heights
  - Garfield Heights (22%)
  - Independence (25.4%)
  - Newburgh Heights (23.1%)
  - Parma
  - Slavic Village
- Short Creek Township (20.2%)
- Toledo
Oklahoma
- Coalgate

- Harrah
Oregon
- Portland
Pennsylvania
- Ashley (27.1%)
- Avoca (28.8%)
- Bear Creek Township (20.5%)
- Blakely (20.6%)
- Blossburg (20.3%)
- Carbondale Township (25.1%)
- Cleveland Township (23.6%)
- Coal Township (23.7%)
- Conyngham Township (23.5%)
- Dickson City (32.6%)
- Dorrance Township (21.2%)
- Dupont (46.6%)
- Duryea (32.8%)
- Edwardsville (22.6%)
- Erie
- Glen Lyon (35.1%)
- Hanover Township (24.5%)
- Hazleton (14.1%)
- Kline Township (22.7%)
- Kulpmont (32.1%)
- Laflin (20.3%)
- Larksville (28.6%)
- Luzerne (23.8%)
- Mayfield (28%)
- Moosic (21.3%)
- Mount Carmel (23.8%)
- Mount Carmel Township (20.2%)
- Nanticoke (41.2%)
- Newport Township (37.1%)
- Old Forge (20.7%)
- Olyphant (22.2%)
- Philadelphia
  - Port Richmond
- Pittsburgh
  - Polish Hill
- Plains Township (28.1%)
- Plymouth (24.9%)
- Plymouth Township (28.6%)
- Portage Township (22.1%)
- Pringle (27.6%)
- Ringtown (23%)
- Scott Township (20.8%)
- Scranton
- Shenandoah (32.6%)
- Slocum Township (26.7%)
- Sugar Notch (28.8%)
- Swoyersville (24.9%)
- Taylor (20.4%)
- Throop (23.7%)
- Union Township (20.1%)
- Washington Township (20.9%)
- West Mahanoy Township (21.9%)
- West Wyoming (28.3%)
- Wilkes-Barre (28.2%)
- Wright Township (21.1%)
Texas
- Brenham
- Chappell Hill
- Dallas
- Houston
- Panna Maria
- St. Hedwig (25.7%)
Washington
- Seattle
West Virginia (during the late 19th century, the state attracted a large influx of Polish coal miners)
- Charleston
- Fairmont
- Huntington
- Parkersburg
- Weirton
- Wheeling
Wisconsin
- Alban (44.7%)
- Amherst (town) (27.9%)
- Amherst (village) (23.4%)
- Angelica (30.7%)
- Arcadia (city) (30%)
- Arcadia (town) (36.7%)
- Bevent (52.7%)
- Buena Vista (30.3%)
- Carson (33.7%)
- Chase (26.2%)
- Cudahy (20.8%)
- Dewey (46.1%)
- Eaton (21.7%)
- Eau Pleine (22.6%)
- Edgar (23.4%)
- Emmet (20.8%)
- Goodman (24.5%)
- Green Bay
- Greenfield (20.7%)
- Hale (20.8%)
- Hull (34.4%)
- Independence (43.7%)
- Kenosha
- Knowlton (27.9%)
- Kronenwetter (24.1%)
- Linwood (43.1%)
- Lublin
- Maple Grove (33.8%)
- Milwaukee
  - Lincoln Village, Milwaukee
- Morgan (20.5%)
- Mosinee (22.8%)
- Norrie (29.6%)
- Plover (town) (25.5%)
- Plover (village) (22.4%)
- Pulaski (31.7%)
- Reid (37%)
- Rietbrock (30.2%)
- Ringle (24.6%)
- Rosholt
- Sharon (53.7%)
- South Milwaukee (20.7%)
- St. Francis (22.6%)
- Stockton (42.9%)
- Stevens Point (22.5%)
- Thorp (29.2%)
- Weyerhaeuser
- West Allis
- Whiting (30.7%)

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