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'''Amish in Missouri''' is the stating having the 7th largest [[Amish]] population, consisting of nearly 9,500 [[Amish]] in 2010, according to the Young Center.  Missouri has grown substantially in recent years as settlements in New York and Wisconsin have; Missouri has added about 24 new settlements over the past 20 years.  The Amish community at Seymour in Webster County, Missouri, is the largest in terms of church districts.  Previously Amish lived in the “Missouri Bootheel” area.

'''Amish in Missouri''' is the 7th largest [[Amish]] population in the [[United States]], consisting of nearly 9,500 [[Amish]] in 2010, according to the Young Center.  [[Missouri]] has grown substantially in recent years as settlements in New York and Wisconsin have; Missouri has added about 24 new settlements over the past 20 years.  The Amish community at Seymour in Webster County, Missouri, is the largest in terms of church districts.  Previously Amish lived in the “Missouri Bootheel” area.

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