The Amish Population 2026: All 33 States Ranked Largest to Smallest

Photo: Don Burke

As of 2026, over 410,000 horse-and-buggy Amish live in 33 states. Scroll on for the full list, from the largest Amish population (Pennsylvania) to smallest (Alabama).

And for more on Amish in each state, check out the linked state guides for each entry. Numbers via the Young Center for Anabaptist & Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College (source link at bottom).

1. Pennsylvania

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Photo: Don Shenk

Pennsylvania Amish Population: 96,535

The Amish in Pennsylvania Guide


2. Ohio

Holmes County, Ohio. Photo: Don Burke

Ohio Amish Population: 87,760

The Amish in Ohio Guide


3. Indiana

LaGrange County, Indiana. Photo: Jim Halverson

Indiana Amish Population: 68,025

The Amish in Indiana Guide


4. Wisconsin

Vernon County, Wisconsin. Photo: Dorothy Robson/Westby Times

Wisconsin Amish Population: 28,940

The Amish in Wisconsin Guide


5. New York

Chautauqua County, New York. Photo: Karen Johnson-Weiner

New York Amish Population: 26,320

The Amish in New York Guide


6. Michigan

Clare County, Michigan. Photo: Jim Halverson

Michigan Amish Population: 21,110

The Amish in Michigan Guide


7. Missouri

Windsor, Missouri. Photo: Don Burke

Missouri Amish Population: 19,360

The Amish in Missouri Guide


8. Kentucky

Graves County, Kentucky. Photo: Don Burke

Kentucky Amish Population: 17,222

The Amish in Kentucky Guide


9. Iowa

Kalona, Iowa. Photo: Don Burke

Iowa Amish Population: 11,180

The Amish in Iowa Guide


10. Illinois

Johnson County, Illinois. Photo: Don Burke

Illinois Amish Population: 9,395

The Amish in Illinois Guide


11. Minnesota

Fillmore County, Minnesota

Minnesota Amish Population: 5,520

The Amish in Minnesota Guide


12. Tennessee

Ethridge, Tennessee. Photo: Don Burke

Tennessee Amish Population: 4,610

The Amish in Tennessee Guide


13. Kansas

Parsons, Kansas. Photo: Don Burke

Kansas Amish Population: 3,085

The Amish in Kansas Guide


14. Virginia

Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Virginia Amish Population: 2,605

The Amish in Virginia Guide


15. Delaware

Amish home kitchen. Dover, Delaware

Delaware Amish Population: 2,155

The Amish in Delaware Guide


16. Maryland

Maryland Amish Buggy
St. Mary’s County, Maryland

Maryland Amish Population: 2,020

The Amish in Maryland Guide


17. Montana

West Kootenai Benefit Auction. Rexford, Montana. Photo: Andrea D.

Montana Amish Population: 1,630

The Amish in Montana Guide


18. Maine

Unity, Maine Community Market. Photo: Judy Stavisky

Maine Amish Population: 1,330

The Amish in Maine Guide


19. West Virginia

Amish variety store. Summers County, West Virginia

West Virginia Amish Population: 1,185

The Amish in West Virginia Guide


20. Colorado

Westcliffe, Colorado

Colorado Amish Population: 1,000

The Amish in Colorado Guide


21. Oklahoma

Welch, Oklahoma. Photo: Don Burke

Oklahoma Amish Population: 790

The Amish in Oklahoma Guide


22. Nebraska

Orchard, Nebraska. Photo: Tom Geist

Nebraska Amish Population: 713

The Amish in Nebraska Guide


23. Wyoming

From “Western States Amish Directory 2020”

Wyoming Amish Population: 600

The Amish in Wyoming Guide


24. North Carolina

Ellenboro, North Carolina

North Carolina Amish Population: 265

The Amish in North Carolina Guide


25. Arkansas

Fulton County, Arkansas. Photo: Don Burke

Arkansas Amish Population: 250

The Amish in Arkansas Guide


26. Vermont

Brownington, Vermont. Photo: Mike Dougherty/VTDigger

Vermont Amish Population: 230

The Amish in Vermont


27. South Dakota

Tripp, South Dakota (defunct community). Photo: Tom Geist

South Dakota Amish Population: 215

The Amish in South Dakota Guide


28. Mississippi

Pontotoc County, Mississippi

Mississippi Amish Population: 155

The Amish in Mississippi Guide


29. Idaho

Lemhi County, Idaho. Photo by Cydney McFarland/Idaho State Journal

Idaho Amish Population: 125

The Amish in Idaho


30. Florida

Pinecraft, Florida

Florida Amish Population: 100

The Amish in Florida Guide


31. Texas

Bee County, Texas. Photo: Bob Rosier

Texas Amish Population: 60

The Amish in Texas Guide


32. New Mexico

New Mexico Amish Population: 35

The Amish in New Mexico


33. Alabama

Alabama Amish Population: 20

The Amish in Alabama


Amish Population Outside the US

While the vast majority of horse-and-buggy Amish live in the United States, they also have a presence in three other countries: Canada, Bolivia, and Mexico.

Source: The Young Center for Anabaptist & Pietist Studies (Elizabethtown College) 2026 Amish population numbers.

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3 Comments

  1. Tracey

    Printable

    Is this list printable, just the state & pop.??

    1. Erik Wesner

      So these numbers come from the Young Center website, where they’re posted in alphabetical order (https://groups.etown.edu/amishstudies/population-2025/).

      What I did here is put them in numerical order. I did the same thing on this page in a simple clean list, which might be more what you’re looking for – look at the bottom of this page: https://amishamerica.com/amish-state-guide/

  2. Reply

    Get at it Ohio….we got beat by Pennsylvania. They have 9,085 more Amish. I wonder if they did estimates for the wealthiest settlements what that would look like?