Which metro area has the highest honduran share?

New Orleans-Metairie, LA ranks #1 with 2.2% (2010 Decennial Census).

What are the top 5 metro areas by honduran share?

New Orleans-Metairie, LA, Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, Sevierville, TN, Hilton Head Island-Bluffton-Port Royal, SC, Huron, SD.

How many metro areas are in this ranking?

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

How is honduran share measured?

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

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Highest Honduran population share, US metro areas · 2010

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

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SAME RANKING BYCities Counties States

YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHONDURAN SHAREVS –

501Michigan City, ININ111,2940.0%–

502Battle Creek, MIMI133,4080.0%–

503Spokane, WAWA608,0120.0%–

504Midland, MIMI83,7540.0%–

505Dothan, ALAL156,2660.0%–

506Forrest City, ARAR21,8000.0%–

507Salem, OROR445,8140.0%–

508Santa Cruz, CACA258,8520.0%–

509Laurel, MSMS82,2810.0%–

510Rio Grande City, TXTX66,3190.0%–

511Yakima, WAWA259,1850.0%–

512Gainesville, TXTX44,4610.0%–

513Keene, NHNH78,2690.0%–

514Beckley, WVWV109,9400.0%–

515Muskegon, MIMI177,9010.0%–

516Santa Fe, NMNM156,9070.0%–

517Fond du Lac, WIWI104,6690.0%–

518Yuba City, CACA187,4780.0%–

519Show Low, AZAZ109,9460.0%–

520Hilo, HIHI210,0430.0%–

521Appleton, WIWI249,8760.0%–

522Pittsburgh, PAPA2,421,9920.0%–

523Hutchinson, MNMN36,6310.0%–

524Springfield, ILIL206,0330.0%–

525Somerset, PAPA72,0040.0%–

526Clarksburg, WVWV88,1420.0%–

527Flagstaff, AZAZ144,3680.0%–

528Big Rapids, MIMI42,3200.0%–

529Springfield, OHOH135,3400.0%–

530Taos, NMNM34,5640.0%–

531Blytheville, ARAR37,8280.0%–

532Lebanon, PAPA146,3800.0%–

533Concord, NHNH158,0780.0%–

534Zanesville, OHOH87,0140.0%–

535Nacogdoches, TXTX66,0350.0%–

536Oshkosh, WIWI174,2180.0%–

537Hinesville, GAGA91,8700.0%–

538Selinsgrove, PAPA39,6550.0%–

539Centralia, ILIL36,3820.0%–

540Morgantown, WVWV141,9950.0%–

541Kankakee, ILIL105,5250.0%–

542Altoona, PAPA119,5410.0%–

543Casper, WYWY80,5260.0%–

544Billings, MTMT193,6030.0%–

545McComb, MSMS52,6400.0%–

546Rochester, MNMN231,1840.0%–

547Tuscaloosa, ALAL281,8500.0%–

548Niles, MIMI152,4440.0%–

549Rapid City, SDSD156,9340.0%–

550Saginaw, MIMI187,6880.0%–

551Erie, PAPA265,8320.0%–

552Pottsville, PAPA145,0850.0%–

553Fargo, NDND269,5280.0%–

554Cedar Rapids, IAIA279,2850.0%–

555Cullman, ALAL94,0090.0%–

556Sioux Falls, SDSD314,6380.0%–

557Ottawa, ILIL145,9020.0%–

558Danville, VAVA101,1370.0%–

559Lima, OHOH100,8810.0%–

560Plattsburgh, NYNY78,1380.0%–

561Marinette, WIWI65,5150.0%–

562Peoria, ILIL363,5050.0%–

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