new mexico was the state with the largest hispanic population in terms of total population in 2000.
new mexico was the state with the largest hispanic population in terms of total population in 2000.
what is the state with the largest hispanic population in terms of total population in 2000?
new mexico
hispanics (of any race) were 7.1% of the state population in 1910. as of 2010, 45% of texas residents had hispanic ancestry; these include recent immigrants from mexico, central america, and south america, as well as tejanos, whose ancestors have lived in texas as early as the 1700s. tejanos are the largest ancestry group in southern duval county and among the largest in and around bexar county, including san antonio, where over one million hispanics live. the state has the second largest hispanic population in the united states, behind california.
hispanics and latinos in texas
bullet::::- new york city: 723,621 puerto rican residents, as of 2010; compared to 789,172 in 2000, decrease of 65,551; representing 8.9% of the city's total population and 32% of the city's hispanic population, are the city's largest hispanic group.









































bullet::::- philadelphia: 121,643 puerto rican residents, as of 2010; compared to 91,527 in 2000, increase of 30,116; representing 8.0% of the city's total population and 68% of the city's hispanic population, are the city's largest hispanic group.
puerto ricans in the united states