The Diversity Index is a scale of 0 to 100 that represents the likelyhood that two persons, chosen at random from the same area, belong to different race or ethnic groups. If an area's entire population belongs to one race AND one ethnic group, then the area has zero diversity. An area's diversity index increases to 100 when the population is evenly divided into two or more race/ethnic groups.
Name | County | Diversity Index | |
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1. | Fulton Census Designated Place | Keweenaw | 4.5 |
2. | Village of Ahmeek | Keweenaw | 4.7 |
3. | Bear Lake Census Designated Place | Kalkaska | 6.5 |
4. | Painesdale Census Designated Place | Houghton | 7.6 |
5. | City of Omer | Arenac | 7.7 |
6. | Village of Kinde | Huron | 7.8 |
7. | Greenland Census Designated Place | Ontonagon | 7.9 |
8. | Alden Census Designated Place | Antrim | 8.1 |
9. | Hubbard Lake Census Designated Place | Alcona | 8.1 |
10. | Lost Lake Woods Census Designated Place | Alcona | 8.2 |
11. | Amasa Census Designated Place | Iron | 8.4 |
12. | Presque Isle Harbor Census Designated Place | Presque Isle | 9.1 |
13. | Dollar Bay Census Designated Place | Houghton | 9.6 |
14. | Village of Minden City | Sanilac | 9.7 |
15. | Village of Westphalia | Clinton | 9.7 |
16. | Village of Owendale | Huron | 9.8 |
17. | Village of Copper City | Houghton | 10.2 |
18. | Village of Stanwood | Mecosta | 10.5 |
19. | Village of Empire | Leelanau | 10.8 |
20. | Glen Arbor Census Designated Place | Leelanau | 10.8 |