Amish Population 2026: The Top 10 States

Photo: Don Burke

The Amish population continues growing at a high rate, with over 410,000 Amish people living in America in over 700 communities.

The Amish are currently found in 33 states. But which states have the largest Amish populations? Scroll on for the latest list, with figures by the Young Center for Anabaptist & Pietist Studies (Elizabethtown College).


1. Pennsylvania

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Photo: Don Burke

Pennsylvania Amish Population: 96,535

The Amish in Pennsylvania Guide

The 10 Largest Pennsylvania Amish Communities


2. Ohio

Holmes County, Ohio. Photo: Don Burke

Ohio Amish Population: 87,760

The Amish in Ohio Guide

The 10 Largest Ohio Amish Communities


3. Indiana

LaGrange County, Indiana. Photo: Jim Halverson

Indiana Amish Population: 68,025

The Amish in Indiana Guide

The 10 Largest Indiana Amish Communities


4. Wisconsin

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

Wisconsin Amish Population: 28,940

The Amish in Wisconsin Guide

The 10 Largest Wisconsin Amish Communities


5. New York

Brown-topped buggies in a New York community. Photo: Karen Johnson-Weiner

New York Amish Population: 26,320

The Amish in New York Guide

The 10 Largest New York Amish Communities


6. Michigan

Clare County, Michigan. Photo: Jim Halverson

Michigan Amish Population: 21,110

The Amish in Michigan Guide

The 10 Largest Michigan Amish Communities


7. Missouri

Jamesport, Missouri. Photo: Don Burke

Missouri Amish Population: 19,360

The Amish in Missouri Guide

The 10 Largest Missouri Amish Communities


8. Kentucky

Graves County, Kentucky. Photo: Don Burke

Kentucky Amish Population: 17,222

The Amish in Kentucky Guide

The 10 Largest Kentucky Amish Communities


9. Iowa

Kalona, Iowa. Photo: Don Burke

Iowa Amish Population: 11,180

The Amish in Iowa Guide

The 10 Largest Iowa Amish Communities


10. Illinois

Jefferson County, Illinois. Photo: Don Burke

Illinois Amish Population: 9,395

The Amish in Illinois Guide


Population figures provided by the Young Center at Elizabethtown College annual population numbers.

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2 Comments

  1. Mike Buckley

    Amish moving

    Hey Erik, there are a lot of moving to Montana. You might look into that I live in Wayne County, Indiana and the lawn has been moving out that way.

  2. Margaret Heiderer

    Readstown

    How can there be 490 Amish in Readstown? That’s more than the population listed on Readstown’s sign.