Hawaii Census Data Comparison Tool: Compare Cities, Counties and ZIP Codes

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
1.	Makaha Valley Census Designated Place	Honolulu	84.5
2.	Kalaeloa Census Designated Place	Honolulu	83.5
3.	Helemano Census Designated Place	Honolulu	82.4
4.	Iroquois Point Census Designated Place	Honolulu	81.7
5.	Halaula Census Designated Place	Hawaii	81.6
6.	Ainaloa Census Designated Place	Hawaii	81.2
7.	Kealakekua Census Designated Place	Hawaii	81.1
8.	Nanawale Estates Census Designated Place	Hawaii	80.9
9.	Kapaau Census Designated Place	Hawaii	80.8
10.	Ocean Pointe Census Designated Place	Honolulu	80.5
11.	Mountain View Census Designated Place	Hawaii	80.4
12.	Makaha Census Designated Place	Honolulu	80.3
13.	Hawaiian Paradise Park Census Designated Place	Hawaii	79.9
14.	Kapaa Census Designated Place	Kauai	79.9
15.	Makakilo Census Designated Place	Honolulu	79.9
16.	Haliimaile Census Designated Place	Maui	79.7
17.	Hawaiian Beaches Census Designated Place	Hawaii	79.7
18.	Captain Cook Census Designated Place	Hawaii	79.6
19.	Schofield Barracks Census Designated Place	Honolulu	79.6
20.	Wailuku Census Designated Place	Maui	79.4

Hawaii Census Data Comparison Tool

Ranking Cities and Towns by Diversity Index (last updated July 1, 2024)

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