Communities in the United States with large West Indian populations.
Connecticut
Bloomfield, Connecticut Blue Hills, Connecticut
Florida Carol City, Florida Coconut Creek, Florida Coral Springs, Florida Cutler Bay, Florida Fort Lauderdale, Florida Hallandale Beach, Florida Hialeah, Florida Hollywood, Florida Homestead, Florida Kendall, Florida Kissimmee, Florida Lake Worth, Florida Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Lauderhill, Florida Little Haiti, Miami, Florida Little Havana, Miami, Florida Margate, Florida Miami, Florida Miami Gardens, Florida Miramar, Florida North Lauderdale, Florida North Miami Beach, Florida Oakland Park, Florida Orlando, Florida Pembroke Park, Florida Pembroke Pines, Florida Plantation, Florida Pompano Beach, Florida Port Saint Lucie, Florida Sunrise, Florida Tamarac, Florida Tampa, Florida West Palm Beach, Florida West Park, Florida Ybor City, Florida
Georgia parts of Atlanta, Georgia Clarkston, Georgia Lithonia, Georgia Stone Mountain, Georgia
Maryland
Park Heights, Baltimore Prince George's County, Maryland
Massachusetts
Dorchester, Boston "Little Jamaica", Boston, Massachusetts Mattapan, Boston Milton, MassachusettsMilton, Massachusetts#Demographics Randolph, Massachusetts Somerville, Massachusetts Brockton, Massachusetts Hyde Park, Massachusetts Roxbury, Massachusetts
New York Westbury, New York Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn Crown Heights, Brooklyn East Flatbush, Brooklyn Flatbush, Brooklyn Canarsie, Brooklyn Elmont, New York Jamaica, Queens Kew Gardens, Queens Lakeview, New York Laurelton, Queens Mount Vernon, New York Richmond Hill, Queens Roosevelt, New York Schenectady, New York Springfield Gardens, Queens Uniondale, New York Valley Stream, New York Wakefield, Bronx Williamsbridge, Bronx
Texas Greater Houston has about 15,000 Jamaicans
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