The most interracial city in America is Houston, Texas followed by Germantown, Maryland, Jersey City, New Jersey and Stockton, California.
These cities appear frequently at the top of rankings for racial and ethnic diversity.
The rankings for racial and ethnic diversity can also vary because different studies also use different metrics, population sizes as well as time frames to measure the racial and ethnic diversity.
Houston Texas is ranked as the most interracial diverse large city in the United States and Germantown is rated as the most ethnically diverse city in the United States overall.
Jersey City has been identified by World Population Review as the most ethnically diverse city in the United States.
Houston, Texas is recognized for their linguistic, cultural and ethnic diversity.
Germantown, MD is a smaller city with a near equal split among it's major ethnic groups, including White, Black, Hispanic and Asian populations.
Jersey City, NK is home to a larger proportion of Hispanic and Asian residents than white residents.
And Stockton, CA, is a city in California that is noted for it's significant non white population, most particularly Hispanic residents.