Family neighborhoods where no single group is a majority in Queens
Residential neighborhoods with more children than most, where no one of five census groups makes up half the residents.
How we chose these
- A residential neighborhood.
- No census group makes up 50% or more of residents. The five groups: Hispanic or Latino of any race, and non-Hispanic White, Black, Asian and all others (American Community Survey 2018–2022, table B03002).
- A share of residents under 18 at or above the median of residential neighborhoods.
15 in Queens, A–Z
- College Point40%largest group22%under 18
- Elmhurst49%largest group21%under 18
- Far Rockaway-Bayswater40%largest group30%under 18
- Fresh Meadows-Utopia49%largest group21%under 18
- Glendale49.8%largest group21%under 18
- Jamaica34%largest group22%under 18
- Jamaica Hills-Briarwood38%largest group21%under 18
- Kew Gardens Hills47%largest group25%under 18
- Maspeth47%largest group22%under 18
- Oakland Gardens-Hollis Hills42%largest group22%under 18
- Ozone Park40%largest group23%under 18
- Ozone Park (North)45%largest group22%under 18
- Pomonok-Electchester-Hillcrest29%largest group21%under 18
- Richmond Hill43%largest group21%under 18
- Rockaway Beach-Arverne-Edgemere46%largest group27%under 18
Not a ranking: every entry here meets the same rule. Back to Queens neighborhoods→