Where do Cambodian-Americans live?

Ever wonder where most Cambodian-Americans have settled? Well, the U.S. Census Bureau knows all!

The fainter the color, the fewer people who claimed full or partial Cambodian descent on the 2010 survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau. The white areas have few, or too few to count. 

A list of states, in order of most self-reported Cambodian-Americans: 

1. California — 102,317
2. Massachusetts — 28,424
3. Washington — 22,934
4. Texas — 14,347
5. Pennsylvania — 14,118
6. Minnesota — 9,543
7. Virginia — 7,306
8. Florida — 6,267
9. Rhode Island — 5,961
10. Georgia — 5,423
11. New York — 5,114
12. Ohio — 4,570
13. Illinois — 4,366
14. North Carolina — 4,345
15. Oregon — 3,934
16. Connecticut — 3,308
17. Maryland — 3,137
18. Colorado — 2,803
19. Arizona — 2,635
20. Utah — 2,328
21. Michigan — 2,219
22. Tennessee — 1,949
23. Maine — 1,691
24. New Jersey — 1,667
25. Nevada — 1,630
26. South Carolina — 1,617
27. Kansas — 1,409
28. Missouri — 1328
29. Wisconsin — 1,294
30. Iowa — 1,057
31. Indiana — 1,019
32. Kentucky — 910
33. Alabama — 827
34. New Hampshire — 807
35. Louisiana — 735
36. Hawaii — 705
37. Oklahoma — 504
38. Alaska — 328
39. Mississippi — 302
40. Nebraska — 243
41. Arkansas — 230
42. Idaho — 199
43. New Mexico — 154
44. South Dakota — 125
45. Vermont — 117
46. Delaware — 113

Do you know any Cambodian-Americans in Montana or North Dakota? What's it like?

CORRECTION: The original graphic omitted Minnesota and Hawaii. My deepest apologies to residents of the North Star and Aloha states.