List of U.S. counties with Hispanic or Latino majority populations

The following is a list of United States counties in which a majority (over 50%) of the population is Hispanic or Latino, according to data from the 2000 Census. The list below is organized by state and the percentage of each county's population that is Hispanic is listed in parentheses next to the county's name.

Arizona

Santa Cruz County (80.78%)
Yuma County (50.47%)

California

Imperial County (72.22%)
Kings County (50.2%)
Merced County (54.4%)
Monterey County (54.6%)
San Benito County (55.6%)
Tulare County (50.77%)

Colorado

Conejos County (58.92%)
Costilla County (67.59%)

Florida

Miami-Dade County (55.32%)

New Mexico

Doña Ana County (63.35%)
Guadalupe County (81.22%)
Hidalgo County (56.04%)
Luna County (57.70%)
Mora County (81.64%)
Rio Arriba County (72.89%)
San Miguel County (77.96%)
Taos County (57.94%)
Valencia County (54.98%)

New York

Bronx County (53.5%)

Texas

Atascosa County (58.56%)
Bee County (53.93%)
Bexar County (54.35%)
Brooks County (91.57%)
Cameron County (84.34%)
Castro County (51.65%)
Crockett County (54.70%)
Culberson County (72.24%)
Deaf Smith County (57.40%)
Dimmit County (84.97%)
Duval County (87.99%)
El Paso County (78.23%)
Frio County (73.76%)
Hidalgo County (88.35%)
Hudspeth County (75.03%)
Jim Hogg County (89.98%)
Jim Wells County (75.71%)
Kenedy County (78.99%)
Kinney County (50.52%)
Kleberg County (65.41%)
La Salle County (77.12%)
Maverick County (95.01%)
Nueces County (55.78%)
Pecos County (61.05%)
Presidio County (84.36%)
Reeves County (73.38%)
Starr County (97.54%)
Sutton County (51.66%)
Uvalde County (65.91%)
Val Verde County (75.46%)
Webb County (94.28%)
Willacy County (85.69%)
Zapata County (84.78%)
Zavala County (91.22%)

United States county-related lists

General	Index By state Former counties Secession proposals

Demographics	Population African-American majority Hispanic or Latino majority Most populous county by state Most densely populated county least

Economy	Highest-income Lowest-income

Geography	By area

Name origins	Etymologies A–D E–I J–M N–R S–Z Most common names Less common names Named after Confederate historical figures Named after rivers Named after U.S. Presidents Named after women

See also	County statistics of the United States Smithsonian trinomial

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