List of U.S. cities with large Hispanic populations

This is a list of the several U.S. cities over 100,000 people that have populations over 30% Hispanic. The list is ranked by the percentage of Hispanic populations as estimated by the United States Census Bureau for 2006–2008.^[1]

List

Percent of Hispanic and Latino population by state in 2012.

Rank	City	Percent Hispanic
1	Hialeah, Florida	94.7
2	Laredo, Texas	94.1
3	Brownsville, Texas	92.5
4	McAllen, Texas	81.3
5	El Paso, Texas	80.0
6	Santa Ana, California	79.0
7	Salinas, California	72.0
8	Pomona, California	71.3
9	Downey, California	70.4
10	Oxnard, California	70.1
11	Miami, Florida	69.4
12	El Monte, California	68.6
13	Norwalk, California	68.4
14	Ontario, California	64.3
15	Fontana, California	63.1
16	San Antonio, Texas	61.2
17	Pasadena, Texas	59.2
18	Corpus Christi, Texas	58.1
19	Elizabeth, New Jersey	56.7
20	San Bernardino, California	56.6
21	Chula Vista, California	55.6
22	Paterson, New Jersey	55.1
23	Moreno Valley, California	52.5
24	West Covina, California	52.5
25	Anaheim, California	52.4
26	Palmdale, California	52.4
27	Inglewood, California	49.2
28	Odessa, Texas	49.2
29	Los Angeles, California	48.4
30	Riverside, California	47.8
31	Pueblo, Colorado	45.9
32	Victorville, California	45.7
33	Escondido, California	45.1
34	Fresno, California	44.6
35	Albuquerque, New Mexico	44.0
36	Elgin, Illinois	43.6
37	Dallas, Texas	43.1
38	Bakersfield, California	42.2
39	Phoenix, Arizona	42.1
40	Houston, Texas	41.9
41	Irving, Texas	41.8
42	Hartford, Connecticut	41.4
43	Aurora, Illinois	41.3
44	Corona, California	40.9
45	Visalia, California	40.6
46	Long Beach, California	40.2
47	Grand Prairie, Texas	40.2
48	Tucson, Arizona	39.5
49	Garden Grove, California	39.0
50	Providence, Rhode Island	37.6
51	Hayward, California	37.6
52	Orange, California	37.5
53	Garland, Texas	37.3
54	North Las Vegas, Nevada	37.2
55	Pembroke Pines, Florida	37.2
56	Stockton, California	37.0
57	Miramar, Florida	36.6
58	Lancaster, California	36.5
59	Allentown, Pennsylvania	36.2
60	Glendale, Arizona	36.1
61	Midland, Texas	35.4
62	Austin, Texas	35.0
63	Richmond, California	34.9
64	Springfield, Massachusetts	34.8
65	Modesto, California	34.4
66	Denver, Colorado	34.1
67	Costa Mesa, California	34.0
68	Fort Worth, Texas	33.8
69	Pasadena, California	33.5
70	Oceanside, California	33.5
71	Bridgeport, Connecticut	33.3
72	Fullerton, California	33.0
73	Menifee, California	33.0
74	Rancho Cucamonga, California	32.5
75	Newark, New Jersey	31.9
76	San Buenaventura, California	31.7
77	San Jose, California	31.5
78	Lubbock, Texas	30.6
79	Las Vegas, Nevada	30.0

See also

• List of U.S. cities by Spanish-speaking population
• List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population

References

1. United States Census Bureau(2009–10). 2006–2008 American Community Survey 3-Year Estimates.