Cambria County in Pennsylvania has a population of 133,913, with a population density of 193.3 people per square mile. The racial composition of the county is primarily White, with 135,206 individuals, making up 96.4% of the population. Black residents account for 5,222 individuals, constituting 3.9% of the population. The county also has a small percentage of individuals of other races, with 1,758 individuals identifying as multiracial, 147 as American Indian or Alaska Native, 729 as Asian, and 29 as Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. The Hispanic population in Cambria County is 2,006, making up 1.5% of the total population.

In terms of demographics, Cambria County has 71,003 males and 72,676 females, with a median age of 43.8 years. The county has a total of 58,950 households, with an average household size of 2.3. Families make up a significant portion of the population, with 37,835 families residing in the county. The county has a homeownership rate of 66.1%, with 43,392 owner-occupied housing units and 15,558 renter-occupied units. Cambria County also has a significant agricultural presence, with 557 farms in 2017, averaging 142 acres each and generating an average sales value of $53,983 per farm.

Compared to other counties in Pennsylvania, Cambria County has a lower population density and a higher percentage of White residents. In terms of homeownership, the county has a slightly higher rate compared to the state average of 68.1%. Additionally, the county's average farm size and average sales value per farm are comparable to the state average of 142 acres and $55,233, respectively. Overall, Cambria County stands out for its predominantly White population, stable homeownership rates, and significant agricultural sector compared to other counties in Pennsylvania.

• Dunlo
• Salix
• Summerhill
• South-Fork
• Mineral-Point
• Johnstown
• Elton
• Nanty-Glo
• Colver
• Carrolltown
• Revloc
• Lilly
• Loretto
• Saint-Benedict
• Spangler
• Marsteller
• Chest-Springs
• Cassandra