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Highest Native Hawaiian population share, New Mexico counties

New Mexico counties ranked by the share of all residents who are Native Hawaiian (2023 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Native Hawaiian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 20 counties in New Mexico that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPNATIVE HAWAIIAN SHAREVS 2000

01Grant County, NMNM27,2520.5%–

02Los Alamos County, NMNM19,4070.5%–

03Sandoval County, NMNM159,5650.4%–

04Eddy County, NMNM62,5090.3%–

05Bernalillo County, NMNM667,6010.2%–

06Doña Ana County, NMNM229,0910.2%–

07Otero County, NMNM70,3680.1%–

08Chaves County, NMNM63,3640.1%–

09Valencia County, NMNM82,0130.1%–

10San Juan County, NMNM120,3400.1%–

11Lincoln County, NMNM19,8440.1%–

12Curry County, NMNM46,6550.1%–

13Quay County, NMNM8,4540.1%–

14Santa Fe County, NMNM156,9070.1%–

15Taos County, NMNM34,5640.1%–

16Lea County, NMNM74,7490.0%–

17McKinley County, NMNM68,1190.0%–

18Cibola County, NMNM26,8070.0%–

19Colfax County, NMNM12,1840.0%–

20Rio Arriba County, NMNM39,8320.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-06 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES