List of United States cities with a majority Hispanic population

List of United States cities with a majority Hispanic population

The following is a partial list of United States cities and towns in which a majority (over 50%) of the population is Hispanic or Latino, according to data from the 2000 Census. This list does not include cities such as Los Angeles, California in which, according to the 2000 Census, merely a plurality (as opposed to a majority) of the residents are Hispanic. The list below is organized by state and, within each state, by population size. The percentage of each city's population that is Hispanic is listed in parantheses next to the city's name.

Note: According to the US Census, Hispanics can be of any race.

Table of contents

1 Arizona

1.1 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

2 California

2.2 Cities with over 100,000 people
2.3 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people
2.4 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

3 Colorado

3.5 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

4 Florida

4.6 Cities with over 100,000 people
4.7 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people
4.8 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

5 Illinois

5.9 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

6 Massachusetts

6.10 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

7 Nebraska

7.11 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

8 New Jersey

8.12 Cities with over 100,000 people
8.13 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

9 New Mexico

9.14 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people
9.15 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

10 Texas

10.16 Cities with over 100,000 people
10.17 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people
10.18 Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

11 Washington

11.19 Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

Azusa (63.8%)
Baldwin Park (78.7%)
Bell (90.9%)
Bell Gardens (93.4%)
Calexico (95.3%)
Colton (60.7%)
Compton (56.8%)
Delano (68.5%)
East Palo Alto (58.5%)
El Centro (74.6%)
Hollister (55.0%)
Huntington Park (95.6%)
Indio (75.4%)
La Puente (83.1%)
Lawndale (52.1%)
Los Banos (50.4%)
Lynwood (82.3%)
Madera (67.8%)
Maywood (96.3%)
Montclair (60.0%)
Montebello (74.6%)
National City (59.0%)
Paramount (72.3%)
Perris (56.2%)
Pico Rivera (88.3%)
Rialto (51.2%)
Rubidoux (54.3%)
South Gate (92.0%)
Watsonville (75.1%)
Whittier (55.9%)

Cities with fewer than 25,000 people

Alpaugh (54.1%)
Avenal (65.9%)
Biola (82.5%)
Boronda (72.5%)
Brawley (73.8%)
Buttonwillow (68.4%)
Calwa (94.6%)
Cantua Creek (93.8%)
Caruthers (53.3%)
Castroville (86.3%)
Coachella (97.4%)
Corcoran (59.7%)
Cudahy (94.1%)
Del Rey (93.5%)
Delhi (55.5%)
Dinuba (75.0%)
Earlimart (87.5%)
Easton (51.8%)
Firebaugh (87.6%)
Fowler (67.3%)
Greenfield (87.9%)
Huron (98.3%)
Irwindale (88.3%)
Kerman (65.0%)
King City (80.4%)
Lindsay (78.0%)
McFarland (85.7%)
Mendota (94.7%)
Orange Cove (90.6%)
Orosi (82.0%)
Pajaro (94.2%)
Patterson (57.0%)
Piru (67.9%)
Parlier (97.0%)
Reedley (67.6%)
Riverdale (51.0%)
San Fernando (89.3%)
San Joaquin (92.0%)
Sanger (80.9%)
Santa Fe Springs (71.4%)
Selma (71.8%)
Shafter (68.0%)
Soledad (86.8%)
South El Monte (86.0%)
Vernon (89.0%)
Wasco (66.7%)

Alice (78.0%)
Alpine (50.0%)
Beeville (67.7%)
Carrizo Springs (87.2%)
Crystal City (95.0%)
Encino (95.0%)
Fabens (96.2%)
Falfurrias (92.5%)
Fifth Street (90.3%)
Floresville (64.0%)
Fort Stockton (70.0%)
Galena Park (69.3%)
Hondo (60.0%)
Mercedes (90.0%)
Pearsall (84.2%)
Pecos (80.0%)
Pleasanton (51.2%)
Rio Grande City (95.9%)
Seguin (53.0%)
South Houston (78.0%)
Uvalde (75.5%)
Zapata (89.1%)

Washington

Cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

Pasco (56.3%)