Serbian American

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Serbian American
Српски Американци
Srpski Amerikanci
Notable Serbian Americans:
Rod Blagojevich · Milla Jovovich · George Voinovich
 · Lance Sijan · Nikola Tesla
Flag of Serbia Flag of the United States
Total population

Serbs
140,337 Americans [1]

Regions with significant populations
Languages
American English, Serbian
Religion
Serbian Orthodox, other Christian, others
Related ethnic groups
Serbs, Croatian Americans

Serbian Americans are citizens of the United States who are of Serbian ancestry.

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[edit] Demographics

[edit] Numbers

According to the 2004 U.S. census, 140,337 Americans declared as Serbian descent. The metropolitan area around Chicago, Illinois, is of particular note for its large Serbian community. This can be seen in a number of architecturally notable church complexes such as St. Simeon Mirotochivi in the East Side neighborhood and New Gračanica monastery in Third Lake.[2] Other substantial Serbian-American communities are New York City, Buffalo, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles as well Southern California (i.e. Orange County, San Diego and the Coachella Valley) by recent Serbian and Bosnian immigration, and Phoenix, Arizona since the 1980s.

[edit] Concentrations

The States with the largest Serbian-American populations are:

Pennsylvania   18,316
Illinois 17,893
Ohio 16,859
California 12,760
Indiana 9,238
New York 4,997

The communities where the highest percentage of residents claimed Serbian ancestry in the 2000 census were:

  1. Export, Pennsylvania 0.2
  2. Midland, Pennsylvania 0.8
  3. Industry, Pennsylvania 0.5
  4. Ohioville, Pennsylvania 0.7
  5. Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 0.7
  6. Schererville, Indiana 0.6
  7. Buhl, Minnesota 0.4
  8. Greenway Township, Minnesota 0.4
  9. Raccoon Township, Pennsylvania 0.0
  10. Aliquippa, Pennsylvania 0.0

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