Loas is borne by 1,598 people across 15 countries. It is most common in Cambodia: 1,148 bearers, or 72% of the world total.
The Loas surname around the world
The table lists the 15 countries with at least one recorded Loas, ranked by number of bearers. After Cambodia come France (349) and United States (55).
Map of the Loas surname
The map shades each country by how many Loas live there: the darker the colour, the more bearers. Unshaded countries have none on record.
Distribution of Loas by country
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Cambodia (1148)
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France (349)
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United States (55)
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Philippines (14)
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Indonesia (13)
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Canada (5)
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Australia (4)
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England (2)
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Peru (2)
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Argentina (1)
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Belarus (1)
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Laos (1)
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Papua New Guinea (1)
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Russia (1)
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Uruguay (1)
Distribution of Loas by continent
Most common surnames in Cambodia
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Surnames similar to Loas
These share a phonetic root with Loas. The closest spellings come first.
- Llas
- Loes
- Las
- Lois
- Loos
- Los
- Loss
- Lows
- Laas
- Loyas
- Loys
- Lyas
- Lous
- Leas
- Lias
- Lass
- Laus
- Lag
- Lawas
- Laws
- Lax
- Lays
- Laz
- Leac
- Leak
- Lais
- Lease
- Leash
- Leask
- Lees
- Leis
- Leos
- Les
- Laes
- Less
- Leus
- Leys
- Lak
Frequently asked questions about Loas surname
In which country is the Loas surname most common?
The Loas surname is most common in Cambodia with 1,148 registered people.
In how many countries is the Loas surname found?
The Loas surname is found in 15 different countries around the world.
How many people have the Loas surname?
According to our records, approximately 1,598 people have the Loas surname worldwide.
Is there a distribution map for the Loas surname?
Yes, we have an interactive map showing the geographic distribution of the Loas surname across the 15 countries where it is registered.
Are there surnames similar to Loas?
Yes, there are several surnames with similar sound or spelling to Loas. You can see the full list of similar surnames on this page.
The figures estimate living bearers from public registers and national censuses; they are not an exact count, and in countries with small samples they are best read as an order of magnitude.
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