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The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 61.4
- Missouri
- 40.1
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- 1St. Louis city62
- 2Jackson County58.4
- 3St. Louis County55.9
- 4Pemiscot County51.1
- 5McDonald County50.5
- 6Pulaski County50.3
- 7Mississippi County45.7
- 8Dunklin County43.6
- 9New Madrid County42.1
- 10Saline County41.3
- 11Boone County41
- 12Platte County39.8
- 13Clay County39.3
- 14Sullivan County37.6
- 15Cole County35.8
- 16Buchanan County35.3
- 17Newton County34.3
- 18Barry County34.2
- 19Jasper County33.8
- 20Scott County33.2
- 21Pettis County31.4
- 22St. Charles County30.5
- 23Cape Girardeau County29.3
- 24Cass County29.3
- 25Johnson County29.3
- 26Greene County28.7
- 27Phelps County27.4
- 28Taney County26.8
- 29Butler County25.6
- 30Howard County25.2
- 31Lawrence County24.9
- 32Adair County23.8
- 33DeKalb County23.7
- 34Audrain County23.5
- 35Randolph County23
- 36Cooper County22.4
- 37Callaway County22
- 38Moniteau County21.9
- 39Jefferson County21.2
- 40Franklin County20.7
- 41Texas County20.5
- 42Marion County20.4
- 43Pike County20.4
- 44Warren County19.6
- 45Lafayette County19.2
- 46St. Francois County18.9
- 47Barton County18.8
- 48Christian County18
- 49Laclede County17.9
- 50Livingston County17.4
- 51Polk County17.1
- 52Reynolds County16.9
- 53Dent County16.8
- 54Mercer County16.7
- 55Webster County16.5
- 56Henry County16.3
- 57Nodaway County16.2
- 58Howell County16.1
- 59Lewis County16
- 60Benton County15.9
- 61Monroe County15.8
- 62Bates County15.7
- 63Iron County15.7
- 64Maries County15.7
- 65Wright County15.6
- 66Washington County15.5
- 67Crawford County15.4
- 68Lincoln County15.4
- 69Clinton County15.3
- 70Morgan County15.3
- 71Caldwell County15.2
- 72Macon County15.1
- 73Dade County15
- 74Grundy County15
- 75Camden County14.9
- 76Cedar County14.9
- 77Ray County14.9
- 78Madison County14.7
- 79Shannon County14.7
- 80Douglas County14.5
- 81Montgomery County14.5
- 82Andrew County14.4
- 83Wayne County14.4
- 84Ripley County14.3
- 85Stone County14.2
- 86Atchison County14
- 87Carter County14
- 88Vernon County14
- 89Chariton County13.9
- 90Oregon County13.9
- 91Stoddard County13.8
- 92Ralls County13.7
- 93St. Clair County13.7
- 94Dallas County13.1
- 95Holt County12.8
- 96Miller County12.8
- 97Carroll County12.7
- 98Gentry County12.6
- 99Hickory County12.6
- 100Perry County12.6
- 101Linn County12.2
- 102Shelby County12.2
- 103Bollinger County12.1
- 104Ozark County12.1
- 105Harrison County11.9
- 106Ste. Genevieve County11.8
- 107Gasconade County11
- 108Schuyler County11
- 109Knox County10
- 110Clark County9.9
- 111Daviess County9.5
- 112Putnam County9.5
- 113Worth County9.1
- 114Scotland County7.8
- 115Osage County6.7
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest diversity index in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 64854 (Noel, MO) has the highest: 75.1.
Which zip code has the lowest diversity index in Missouri?
63013 (Beaufort, MO) has the lowest: 0.
What is the diversity index for the United States?
61.4; in Missouri it is 40.1.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
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