District of Columbia, all US territories, and in many urban areas throughout the country. Non-Hispanic whites are also not the majority in several southwestern states.

Overall the highest concentration of those referred to as "Non-Hispanic Whites" by the Census Bureau are found in the Midwest, New England, the northern Rocky Mountain states, Kentucky, West Virginia, and East Tennessee. The lowest concentration of whites was found in southern and mid-Atlantic states.

Although all large geographical areas are dominated by White Americans, much larger differences can be seen between specific parts of large cities.

States with the highest percentages of White Americans, as of 2007:
Vermont 96.2%
Maine 95.5%
New Hampshire 95.0%
West Virginia 94.3%
Iowa 92.9%
Idaho 92.1%
Wyoming 91.6%
Minnesota 90.94%
North Dakota 90.9%
States with the highest percentages of non-Hispanic Whites, as of 2007:
Vermont 95.4%
Maine 94.8%
West Virginia 93.7%
New Hampshire 93.4%
IowaSunshine Coast Council, in partnership with Regional Development Australia Sunshine Coast, recently engaged KPMG Demographics led by Bernard Salt to explore the Long Distance Commuter Workforce (LDC) based at the Sunshine Coast.

“Sunshine Coast Airport has previously undertaken a number of surveys that indicated there was strong demand for flights north from the Sunshine Coast,” Mayor Mark Jamieson said.

“In fact, more Sunshine Coast workers commute regularly up north than go to Brisbane to work.

“The report confirmed that in South East Queensland the Sunshine Coast is one of the top providers of long-distance commuter workers into the Bowen and Surat Basins.

“In fact, LDC worker numbers for the Sunshine Coast have grown by 62% from 2006 to 2011, much higher than the Australia-wide average of 37%.

Economic Development (aviation) portfolio councillor Stephen