TENNESSEE
Negroes per Square Mile, 1900
| Square Miles in State | 41,750 | |
| Average Negroes per Mile | 11.2 | |
| Average Whites per Mile | 36.8 |
KENTUCKY
Negro Percentage of Population, 1900
| Total Negroes | 284,706 | |
| Total Whites | 1,862,309 | |
| Negroes form 13.3% of total |
KENTUCKY
Negroes per Square Mile, 1900
| Square Miles in State | 40,000 | |
| Average Negroes per Mile | 7.1 | |
| Average Whites per Mile | 46.5 |
ARKANSAS
Negro Percentage of Total Population, 1900
| Negro Percentage in State | 28 | |
| Total Whites in State | 944,850 | |
| Total Negroes in State | 366,856 | |
| ———— | ||
| 1,301,706 |
ARKANSAS
Negroes per Square Mile, 1900
| Square Miles in State | 53,045 | |
| Average Negroes per Sq. Mile | 6.9 | |
| Average Whites per Sq. Mile | 17.8 |
LOUISIANA
Negro Percentage of Total Population, 1900
| Total Whites in State | 729,612 | |
| Total Negroes in State | 650,804 | |
| ———— | ||
| 1,380,416 | ||
| Negroes form 47.1% of total |
LOUISIANA
Negroes per Square Mile, 1900
| Square Miles in State | 45,420 | |
| Average Negroes per Mile | 14.3 | |
| Average Whites per Mile | 16.1 |
EASTERN TEXAS
| Whites in District | 1,747,052 | |
| Negroes in District | 608,301 | |
| Negro Percentage in State | 20.4 | |
| In District Covered | 25 |
EASTERN TEXAS
Negroes per Square Mile, 1900
| Square Miles included | 60,453 | |
| Average Negro | .10 | |
| Average White | 28.8 |
Includes all Counties with one Negro per Square Mile
Footnotes:
[1] See article by A. H. Stone. Atlantic Monthly, May, 1903.
[2] "The Negro in Maryland."
[3] The Negro in the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta.
[4] Bulletin, Department of Labor, No. 35.
[5] The Future of the American Negro.
[6] Olmsted, F. L.—The Cotton Kingdom.
[7] Olmsted, F. T. The Cotton Kingdom.
[8] Negroes of Litwalton, Va.—Bulletin Department of Labor, No. 37.
[9] Rents a mule.
[10] Bulletin, Department of Labor, No. 35.
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