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East San Jose's dense Hispanic population, including upper East Hills.

South San Jose's dense Hispanic population, including Monterey Rd, Blossom Hill Rd neighborhoods. This area is also seen to have an increased in Black descent in certain neighborhoods/regions along Monterey Rd and Blossom Hill.

Upper Evergreen, South-East of San Jose's dense Asian descent population. This area has been known to locals as the higher class suburban neighborhoods. In this area it is very common to see mixed raced neighborhoods, but Asian origins are the most densely populated within this region.

Downtown San Jose and Central areas. In this area, Populations is of mixed races, more commonly on the Downtown region are Hispanics and more Central, Caucasian and mixed origins are the majority of population.

West San Jose, has an increased population of Caucasians and races of mixed descent. In certain regions it is common to see densely populated Hispanics, as well as other ethnic backgrounds.

More southern into San Jose entering Morgan Hill, Caucasians begin to become the majority of population. In certain neighborhoods/regions you will find Hispanics are densely populated as well.

Western Regions entering Santa Clara are more diverse in terms of racial and ethnic divisions.

Northern Regions of San Jose entering Milpitas and Fremont, CA towards East Bay Area are stronger in terms of Asian descent. Races are more mixed in neighborhoods and regions.