Dominican Americans are one of the most segregated Hispanic/Latino groups, majority of the time having to do with comfortability of being among fellow Hispanics. Cities with the highest percentages of Dominicans usually mostly comprise of smaller cities that are 40% Hispanic or higher, with large Dominican populations and many times large numbers of other Hispanic groups as well, like Providence RI, Allentown PA, Lawrence MA, Paterson NJ, among others. Among neighborhoods in larger cities like New York City, Dominicans usually settle in neighborhoods that are majority Hispanic, like Washington Heights, Bushwick, Jackson Heights, and many areas of the Bronx. The South Bronx, west of the Bronx river and south of Fordham Road, is around 70% Hispanic, majority of which being Dominicans and Puerto Ricans.