The U.S. ranks 115th in linguistic diversity

According to “Translate Media,” the United States has a linguistic diversity score of .353, which is enough to make the United States rank one hundred fifteenth out of two hundred counties ranked in that category. The top ten most linguistically diverse countries (and their scores) are:

1. Papua New Guinea (.990)
2. Vanuatu (.972)
3. Solomon Islands (.965)
4. Tanzania (.965)
5. Central African Republic (.960)
6. Chad (.950)
7. Democratic Republic of the Congo (.948)
8. Cameroon (.942)
9. India (.930)
10. Mozambique (.929)