Most Black Protestant counties in America (2010):
1. Bullock County, Alabama – 31.6%
2. Ouachita County, Arkansas – 31.3%
3. Clay County, Georgia – 28.6%
4. Wilcox County, Alabama – 25.8%
5. Calhoun County, Georgia – 25.7%
6. Early County, Georgia – 23.4%
7. Macon County, Alabama – 23.1%
8. East Carroll Parish – 23.0%
9. Hale County, Alabama – 22.2%
10. Quitman County – 21.3%
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