Which metro area has the highest colombian share?

Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL ranks #1 with 3.6% (2010 Decennial Census).

What are the top 5 metro areas by colombian share?

Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL, New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ, Naples-Marco Island, FL, Key West-Key Largo, FL.

How many metro areas are in this ranking?

626 metro areas qualify after filtering for population minimums and data availability. The ranking covers 2010 Decennial Census data.

How is colombian share measured?

Share of all residents who are Colombian origin (Hispanic origin, ACS detailed tables). Source: US Census Bureau, 2010 Decennial Census.

RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 126 SHOWN OF 626

Highest Colombian population share, US metro areas · 2010

US metro areas ranked by the share of all residents who are Colombian origin (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Colombian residents as a percentage of total population.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPCOLOMBIAN SHAREVS –

501Chambersburg, PAPA160,6520.0%–

502Sherman, TXTX153,6130.0%–

503Lynchburg, VAVA269,1690.0%–

504Carbondale, ILIL52,5010.0%–

505San Angelo, TXTX122,0650.0%–

506Plainview, TXTX36,7000.0%–

507Del Rio, TXTX47,8350.0%–

508Athens, OHOH63,1970.0%–

509Fredericksburg, TXTX28,5270.0%–

510Rolla, MOMO45,2470.0%–

511Fort Smith, ARAR234,1400.0%–

512Pikeville, KYKY89,1220.0%–

513Niles, MIMI152,4440.0%–

514Rutland, VTVT59,6530.0%–

515Bloomsburg, PAPA66,1930.0%–

516St. Joseph, MOMO119,1700.0%–

517Edwards, COCO54,2910.0%–

518Oil City, PAPA49,3460.0%–

519Freeport, ILIL43,2200.0%–

520Susanville, CACA28,1170.0%–

521Kalispell, MTMT115,4290.0%–

522Huntington, WVWV365,9650.0%–

523Midland, TXTX193,1390.0%–

524Barre, VTVT59,6520.0%–

525Hilo, HIHI210,0430.0%–

526Midland, MIMI83,7540.0%–

527Albany, GAGA145,5100.0%–

528Pinehurst, NCNC110,6190.0%–

529Albertville, ALAL103,5370.0%–

530Gettysburg, PAPA107,5940.0%–

531Kill Devil Hills, NCNC38,2450.0%–

532Rochelle, ILIL51,3990.0%–

533Natchitoches, LALA36,0890.0%–

534Fargo, NDND269,5280.0%–

535Morgan City, LALA46,5520.0%–

536Findlay, OHOH75,0340.0%–

537Grand Rapids, MNMN45,4040.0%–

538Laramie, WYWY38,5580.0%–

539Bowling Green, KYKY197,1800.0%–

540Lake Havasu City, AZAZ228,1020.0%–

541Nogales, AZAZ50,0200.0%–

542Athens, TXTX88,5950.0%–

543Iron Mountain, MIMI30,5750.0%–

544Norwalk, OHOH58,2500.0%–

545Sheboygan, WIWI118,0470.0%–

546Helena, MTMT97,1530.0%–

547Hot Springs, ARAR99,6950.0%–

548Springfield, ILIL206,0330.0%–

549Moses Lake, WAWA105,7270.0%–

550Grand Island, NENE78,0760.0%–

551Hannibal, MOMO38,9690.0%–

552Corning, NYNY91,8550.0%–

553Fort Payne, ALAL74,0850.0%–

554Clearlake, CACA67,7720.0%–

555Sunbury, PAPA107,7880.0%–

556Salina, KSKS59,1210.0%–

557Abilene, TXTX185,4290.0%–

558Morristown, TNTN128,8670.0%–

559Manitowoc, WIWI81,7100.0%–

560Talladega, ALAL91,7640.0%–

561Watertown, WIWI86,5050.0%–

562Sandusky, OHOH112,7770.0%–

563Malvern, ARAR33,4510.0%–

564Frankfort, ININ33,3220.0%–

565Ashland, OHOH52,5230.0%–

566Whitewater, WIWI106,1270.0%–

567Fairmont, MNMN19,4400.0%–

568Muskogee, OKOK66,7080.0%–

569Roseburg, OROR111,9510.0%–

570Wooster, OHOH116,7580.0%–

571Traverse City, MIMI156,9720.0%–

572McPherson, KSKS30,0640.0%–

573Fremont, NENE38,0570.0%–

574Wisconsin Rapids, WIWI74,0600.0%–

575Sioux City, IAIA145,7380.0%–

576Greenwood, SCSC95,2150.0%–

577Bay City, MIMI102,1230.0%–

578Toledo, OHOH599,3760.0%–

579Hastings, NENE40,5770.0%–

580Yuba City, CACA187,4780.0%–

581Zanesville, OHOH87,0140.0%–

582Waco, TXTX308,8070.0%–

583Olean, NYNY75,3900.0%–

584Klamath Falls, OROR70,2740.0%–

585Oxford, ALAL115,8340.0%–

586Dubuque, IAIA99,3810.0%–

587Bangor, MEME157,9670.0%–

588New Ulm, MNMN25,5170.0%–

589Brainerd, MNMN100,5620.0%–

590Wausau, WIWI139,4320.0%–

591Truckee, CACA101,9110.0%–

592Pueblo, COCO169,2770.0%–

593Tahlequah, OKOK49,1960.0%–

594Kokomo, ININ83,9040.0%–

595Medford, OROR221,7950.0%–

596Cleveland, TNTN134,0570.0%–

597Vicksburg, MSMS41,7590.0%–

598La Crosse, WIWI171,1820.0%–

599Centralia, ILIL36,3820.0%–

600Flagstaff, AZAZ144,3680.0%–

601Plattsburgh, NYNY78,1380.0%–

602Coeur d'Alene, IDID191,8640.0%–

603El Centro, CACA181,4110.0%–

604Troy, ALAL33,6880.0%–

605Petoskey, MIMI33,7750.0%–

606Peoria, ILIL363,5050.0%–

607Huntingdon, PAPA43,0010.0%–

608Ukiah, CACA88,1220.0%–

609Beaver Dam, WIWI89,0970.0%–

610Flint, MIMI401,0930.0%–

611Somerset, PAPA72,0040.0%–

612Stevens Point, WIWI71,9430.0%–

613Menomonie, WIWI46,2230.0%–

614Altoona, PAPA119,5410.0%–

615Ozark, ALAL49,9120.0%–

616Platteville, WIWI52,4460.0%–

617Monroe, MIMI156,0040.0%–

618Kingsport, TNTN314,8340.0%–

619Sumter, SCSC105,0670.0%–

620Roanoke Rapids, NCNC63,0250.0%–

621Bend, OROR266,3760.0%–

622McComb, MSMS52,6400.0%–

623Charleston, WVWV200,1700.0%–

624Sparta, WIWI46,5720.0%–

625Williamsport, PAPA112,5870.0%–

626Redding, CACA181,6480.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS