U.S. Cities by Hispanic Population

Name the American cities that have the highest Hispanic or Latino population.

Not counting Puerto Rico

By city proper population, not metro area

Source: American Community Survey, 2017

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#	City	%
2,520,000	New York City	29.2
1,960,000	Los Angeles	48.9
1,030,000	Houston	44.6
969,000	San Antonio	64.1
788,000	Chicago	29.0
698,000	Phoenix	42.9
561,000	Dallas	41.9
557,000	El Paso	81.4
429,000	San Diego	30.2
333,000	San Jose	32.1

#	City	%
332,000	Miami	71.7
325,000	Austin	34.2
316,000	Fort Worth	36.1
277,000	Albuquerque	49.6
258,000	Fresno	49.0
255,000	Santa Ana	76.5
250,000	Laredo	95.3
240,000	Tucson	44.9
234,000	Philadelphia	14.8
230,000	Hialeah	96.2

Level 76

Jun 4, 2016

Las Vegas?

Level 65

Jun 4, 2016

I guessed that one, also

Level ∞

May 28, 2019

Currently #21.

Level 76

Jul 12, 2019

I'm from Vegas so I was suprised this wasn't on the list. But I got most of them since I do live in Vegas and most of those cities are in the southwest.

Level 60

Jun 5, 2016

Cool quiz! Nice to see there are many Latinos and Hispanics in NYC.

Level 77

Jun 7, 2016

Um...San Juan? 98.2% of their 395,000 inhabitants. Good for ninth on the list.

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Jun 8, 2016

Added a caveat

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Level 77

Jun 29, 2016

Poor Puerto Rico...can't declare bankruptcy...can't get a bailout...can't get representation in a Jetpunk quiz...What is this world coming to?

Level 60

Jul 29, 2016

Save me, get me out :(

Level 69

Mar 18, 2022

Why a caveat? Why not just include San Juan? It's an American city with a high hispanic population, is it not?

Level 88

Jul 29, 2016

GAH! I'm kicking myself...after Los Angeles I tried Long Beach, Anaheim, and Orange but not Santa Ana. I also tried San Francisco and Oakland, but not San Jose. Never would have guessed Hialeah or Laredo, but got the rest.

Level 48

Jul 29, 2016

Same! (re cities south of LA) Kicked myself when I saw Santa Ana... DUH!

Level 48

Jul 29, 2016

Can you please accept Alberquerque for Albuquerque?

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Level 84

May 28, 2019

only if we can spell your name feratts257494082.

Level 55

Jul 29, 2016

Augh! Didn't know Hialeah counted as an actual city! I always thought it was just a named part of Miami, like Queens is to NYC.

Level 69

Jun 2, 2019

Ditto, and I used to live there! Well, I was six, but still.

Level 45

Jul 11, 2019

I’m from Hialeah and it is its own city, with a different local government, even a different numbering scheme for the streets.

Level 65

Jul 29, 2016

It would be interesting to see this by metro area instead of by city proper. I think Miami would place a lot higher.

Level 66

Aug 2, 2016

This is killing me - in some JetPunk quizzes, Fort Worth is considered part of Dallas, and in others it isn't. Some consistency would be nice.

Level 47

Aug 3, 2016

In this quizzes instructions, it says "cities". It does not say metros or urban areas.

Level 82

May 28, 2019

Considering we got used to that in vast majority of cases on JetPunk the misleading title is changed to urban area in the instructions, this quiz could emphasise that it wants cities proper, like on the US cities by letter series.

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May 29, 2019

Okay

Level 67

Jun 8, 2017

Una prueba muy bien.

Level 65

Jul 11, 2019

Muy BUENA... pero tambie'n difi'cil para mi'. :)

Level 80

Dec 7, 2022

Do you use the ' because you can't do accents on a keyboard?

Level 73

Dec 4, 2018

If I recall correctly, the US is behind only Brazil and Mexico in terms of total Latino population, just ahead of Colombia and Argentina. Putting a little queso in the melting pot!

Level 67

May 28, 2019

Shouldn't "Tuscon" be "Tucson"?

Level 88

May 28, 2019

Yes

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May 28, 2019

Fixed

Level 82

Jul 11, 2019

Mostly Texas