Society » Demographics » Hispanics in the United States | Hispanic population in the U.S. 2000-2015, by state

Hispanic population growth in the United States between 2000 and 2015, by state

The data displays the percentage of change in Hispanic population in the U.S. between 2000 and 2015, by state. In this time period, the Hispanic population of Tennessee has increased by 186.29%.

North Dakota	248.31
South Dakota	195.3
Tennessee	186.29
South Carolina	176.36
Alabama	166.03
Kentucky	155.04
Maryland	147.86
Arkansas	143.36
North Carolina	142.02
Mississippi	129.55
Oklahoma	128.1
Virginia	126.01
Delaware	125.2
Georgia	118.81
Iowa	117.03
Pennsylvania	116.92
Nebraska	111.62
West Virginia	107.98
Nevada	106.65
New Hampshire	105.8
Indiana	103.73
Louisiana	103.69
Utah	103.39
Vermont	102.91
Missouri	101.35
Alaska	100.91
Montana	100.25
Idaho	99.37
Washington	99.34
Wisconsin	99.14
Minnesota	95.67
Wyoming	94.28
Maine	92.92
Oregon	87.21
Ohio	86.88
Florida	85.59
Kansas	80.57
Massachusetts	76.66
Connecticut	73.53
Rhode Island	69.81
Hawaii	68.98
Arizona	62.4
District of Columbia	62.05
Texas	60.36
Colorado	58.41
New Jersey	57.75
Michigan	47.25
Illinois	42.17
California	38.95
New Mexico	32.01
New York	30.37

Hispanic population growth in the United States between 2000 and 2015, by state

StatInvestor