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				The following is a list of United States counties in which a majority (over 50%) of the population is African American or Black, according to data from the 2000 Census.[1] The list below is organized by state and the percentage of each county's population that is African American is listed in parentheses next to the county's name.
County-equivalents, such as independent cities (e.g., St. Louis, Missouri and any municipality in Virginia incorporated as a city), are included in this list.
Alabama
- Bullock County (69.5%)
 - Dallas County (69.4%)
 - Greene County (80.4%)
 - Hale County (58.3%)
 - Lowndes County (72.8%)
 - Macon County (81.5%)
 - Marengo County (51.7%)
 - Perry County (68.0%)
 - Sumter County (73.6%)
 - Wilcox County (72.2%)
 
Arkansas
- Chicot County (53.96%)
 - Lee County (57.24%)
 - Phillips County (59.04%)
 - St. Francis County (52%)
 - Crittenden County (51%)
 
Florida
- Gadsden County (57.1%)
 
Georgia
- Baker County (50.4%)
 - Burke County (51.0%)
 - Calhoun County (60.6%)
 - Clay County (60.5%)
 - Clayton County (51.6%)
 - DeKalb County (54.2%)
 - Dougherty County (60.1%)
 - Hancock County (77.8%)
 - Jefferson County (56.3%)
 - Macon County (59.5%)
 - Randolph County (59.5%)
 - Stewart County (61.5%)
 - Talbot County (61.6%)
 - Taliaferro County (60.3%)
 - Terrell County (60.7%)
 - Warren County (59.5%)
 - Washington County (53.2%)
 
Louisiana
- East Carroll Parish (67.3%)
 - Madison Parish (60.3%)
 - Orleans Parish (67.3%)
 - St. Helena Parish (52.4%)
 - Tensas Parish (55.4%)
 - West Feliciana Parish (50.5%)
 
Maryland
- Baltimore City (64.3%)
 - Prince George's County (62.7%)
 
Mississippi
- Adams County (52.8%)
 - Bolivar County (65.1%)
 - Claiborne County (84.1%)
 - Clay County (56.3%)
 - Coahoma County (69.2%)
 - Copiah County (51.0%)
 - Hinds County (61.1%)
 - Holmes County (78.7%)
 - Humphreys County (71.5%)
 - Issaquena County (62.8%)
 - Jasper County (52.9%)
 - Jefferson County (86.5%)
 - Jefferson Davis County (57.4%)
 - Kemper County (58.1%)
 - Leflore County (67.7%)
 - Marshall County (50.4%)
 - Noxubee County (69.3%)
 - Quitman County (68.6%)
 - Sharkey County (69.3%)
 - Sunflower County (69.9%)
 - Tallahatchie County (59.4%)
 - Tunica County (70.2%)
 - Washington County (64.6%)
 - Wilkinson County (68.2%)
 - Yazoo County (54.0%)
 
Missouri
- Saint Louis City (51.2%)
 
North Carolina
- Anson County (51.6%)
 - Bertie County (62.3%)
 - Edgecombe County (57.5%)
 - Halifax County (52.6%)
 - Hertford County (59.6%)
 - Northampton County (59.4%)
 - Warren County (54.5%)
 
South Carolina
- Allendale County (71.0%)
 - Bamberg County (62.5%)
 - Clarendon County (53.1%)
 - Fairfield County (59.1%)
 - Hampton County (55.7%)
 - Jasper County (52.7%)
 - Lee County (63.6%)
 - McCormick County (53.9%)
 - Marion County (53.4%)
 - Marlboro County (50.7%)
 - Orangeburg County (60.9%)
 - Williamsburg County (66.3%)
 
Tennessee
- Haywood County (50%)
 - Shelby County (52%)
 
Virginia
- Brunswick County (56.9%)
 - Charles City County (54.9%)
 - Emporia City (56.2%)
 - Franklin City (52.3%)
 - Greensville County (59.8%)
 - Petersburg City (79.0%)
 - Portsmouth City (50.6%)
 - Richmond City (57.2%)
 - Surry County (51.6%)
 - Sussex County (62.1%)
 
National Rankings
- Jefferson County, Mississippi (86.49%)
 - Macon County, Alabama (84.64%)
 - Claiborne County, Mississippi (84.11%)
 - Greene County, Alabama (80.34%)
 - Petersburg City, Virginia (78.97%)
 - Holmes County, Mississippi (78.66%)
 - Hancock County, Georgia (77.76%)
 - Lowndes County, Alabama (73.37%)
 - Sumter County, Alabama (73.17%)
 - Bullock County, Alabama (73.11%)
 - Wilcox County, Alabama (71.90%)
 - Humphreys County, Mississippi (71.51%)
 - Allendale County, South Carolina (71.00%)
 - Tunica County, Mississippi (70.15%)
 
See also
- List of U.S. cities with African American majority populations
 - Lists of U.S. cities with non-white majority populations
 - List of U.S. cities with large African-American populations - over 30% African-American cities ranked by percentage
 - List of U.S. counties with Hispanic majority populations