Lebanese Population by State 2025

Lebanese Americans are most heavily concentrated in Michigan, where they make up 0.68% of the state’s population, or over 68,000 people. Massachusetts follows closely behind, with a Lebanese American population of approximately 31,000, or 0.44% of the state’s population. New Hampshire and Rhode Island have smaller Lebanese American populations, but they still account for 0.42% and 0.35% of their respective populations.

The distribution of Lebanese Americans across the United States is relatively widespread, with at least a small presence in every state. However, the highest concentrations can be found in states with larger metropolitan areas such as California, Florida, and Texas, where populations exceed 40,000. In contrast, states like Alaska and Wyoming have the smallest populations, with fewer than 250 Lebanese Americans each. Overall, Lebanese Americans represent less than 1% of the population in every state, but their contributions to American society and culture can be seen throughout the country.