Zoomed out, columns mark the Asian hubs: counties where at least 1 in 10 residents is Asian American, plus the biggest Asian communities by headcount. Zoom into a city and its neighborhoods (census tracts) that are at least 25% Asian rise up as blocks.
Height is the Asian share of all residents. Color and flag show the single biggest Asian group there. Tap a chip at the bottom to spotlight one group.
Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates (tables B02018, B02011, B01003). People who report more than one group count in each. Neighborhood numbers are survey estimates and can be rough for small groups. Boundaries: Census TIGERweb. Basemap: OpenFreeMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Flags are a shorthand for heritage, not citizenship. Vietnamese communities are shown with the yellow heritage flag that many Vietnamese Americans use, and groups without a country flag (like Hmong and Sikh Americans) get a name badge.