The Cambodian-American population

Today we take a look at the Cambodian-American population. California has the largest population, while Massachusetts is home to the highest percentage of Cambodians: 

		Cambodian-American Population			Cambodian-American Population, as a Percent of Total Population
	United States	264,080	1	Massachusetts	0.45%
1	California	95,589	2	Washington	0.36%
2	Massachusetts	29,213	3	Rhode Island	0.36%
3	Washington	24,123	4	California	0.26%
4	Pennsylvania	16,708	5	Minnesota	0.18%
5	Texas	14,109	6	Pennsylvania	0.13%
6	Minnesota	9,400	7	Oregon	0.09%
7	New York	6,689	8	Colorado	0.09%
8	Florida	6,106		United States	0.09%
9	Virginia	5,735	9	Alaska	0.08%
10	Colorado	4,443	10	Utah	0.07%
11	North Carolina	4,135	11	Virginia	0.07%
12	Maryland	3,816	12	Hawaii	0.07%
13	Rhode Island	3,765	13	South Carolina	0.07%
14	Oregon	3,496	14	Maryland	0.07%
15	Illinois	3,380	15	Texas	0.06%
16	Georgia	3,379	16	New Hampshire	0.05%
17	Ohio	3,363	17	Connecticut	0.05%
18	South Carolina	3,089	18	North Carolina	0.04%
19	Michigan	2,764	19	Tennessee	0.04%
20	Tennessee	2,619	20	Nevada	0.04%
21	Wisconsin	2,138	21	Wisconsin	0.04%
22	Utah	2,054	22	Kansas	0.04%
23	Arizona	1,974	23	Georgia	0.03%
24	Connecticut	1,634	24	New York	0.03%
25	Nevada	1,077	25	Florida	0.03%
26	Kansas	1,052	26	Arizona	0.03%
27	Hawaii	967	27	Iowa	0.03%
28	Iowa	934	28	Ohio	0.03%
29	Missouri	772	29	Michigan	0.03%
30	Kentucky	753	30	Illinois	0.03%
31	New Hampshire	715	31	Kentucky	0.02%
32	Louisiana	639	32	Louisiana	0.01%
33	Alabama	597	33	Missouri	0.01%
34	Alaska	547	34	Alabama	0.01%
35	New Jersey	418	35	Indiana	0.01%
36	Indiana	396	36	Oklahoma	0.00%
37	Oklahoma	186	37	New Jersey	0.00%
38	Arkansas	29	38	Arkansas	0.00%
39	District of Columbia	0	39	Delaware	0.00%
40	New Mexico	0	40	District of Columbia	0.00%
41	Delaware	NA	41	Idaho	0.00%
42	Idaho	NA	42	Maine	0.00%
43	Maine	NA	43	Mississippi	0.00%
44	Mississippi	NA	44	Montana	0.00%
45	Montana	NA	45	Nebraska	0.00%
46	Nebraska	NA	46	New Mexico	0.00%
47	North Dakota	NA	47	North Dakota	0.00%
48	South Dakota	NA	48	South Dakota	0.00%
49	Vermont	NA	49	Vermont	0.00%
50	West Virginia	NA	50	West Virginia	0.00%
51	Wyoming	NA	51	Wyoming	0.00%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 American Community Survey
B02006 Asian Alone by Selected Groups, 1 year estimates
C02006 Asian Alone by Selected Groups, 1 year estimates

Gottscheers

Gottscheers are a German speaking immigrant group that hail from what is now Slovenia. The Gottscheers were uprooted from their homeland after World War II. Many settled in New York City. Each year they celebrate their culture in at a "Volkfest" in Long Island, a tradition that has continued for nearly 70 years.

Astoria, Queens

Scenes from Astoria, Queens. While it's one of New York city's traditionally Greek-American enclaves, many new immigrant groups live there also now.

The Cretan's Association

 Athens Video Superstore

 Cafe Boulis

 Omonia Next Door bakery

Greek On The Street food truck

Titan Foods

Greek-Americans anxious about the stability of their homeland

Greek- Americans in New York ponder the fate of their homeland as Greek voters cast ballots on a referendum to accept an international fiscal bailout.