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| In The Year 2000 According to the 2000 United States Census[7] the states with the highest percentage of people of Swiss ancestry are the following: 1.Utah - 1.28% 2.Wisconsin - 0.91% 3.Idaho - 0.87% 4.Oregon - 0.76% 5.Indiana - 0.64% |
| immigrants Bern, Idaho Bern, Kansas Berne, Indiana Bernville, Pennsylvania Central City, Colorado Denver, Colorado Grayson County, Virginia Gruetli-Laager, Tennessee Helvetia, West Virginia Highland, Illinois Hohenwald, Tennessee Holmes County, Ohio Midway, Utah Monroe, Wisconsin Mt. Angel, Oregon Naperville, Illinois New Bern, North Carolina New Glarus, Wisconsin Newbern, Virginia Payson, Utah Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tell City, Indiana Sacramento, California Sugarcreek, Ohio Vernon, Texas Zurich, Montana |
A record number of Swiss joined the huge emigration waves to the United States in the 1880s. This influx would change American attitudes toward immigration for good. Read More |
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