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Highest Puerto Rican population share, Colorado cities · 2010

Colorado cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Puerto Rican origin (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Puerto Rican residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 77 cities in Colorado that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 77 is 0.3%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPPUERTO RICAN SHAREVS –

01Fort Carson, COCO18,0193.6%–

02Meridian, COCO5,6343.5%–

03Stratmoor, COCO5,4122.7%–

04Battlement Mesa, COCO5,7551.9%–

05Timnath, COCO11,6001.8%–

06Gunbarrel, COCO10,0511.6%–

07Berthoud, COCO14,0801.6%–

08Woodmoor, COCO8,9341.4%–

09Fountain, COCO29,4501.4%–

10Security-Widefield, COCO37,3451.2%–

11Colorado Springs, COCO494,7431.1%–

12Evans, COCO22,5001.1%–

13Roxborough Park, COCO9,0851.1%–

14Gleneagle, COCO6,4400.9%–

15Glenwood Springs, COCO10,3950.7%–

16Gunnison, COCO6,8360.7%–

17Stonegate, COCO8,9060.6%–

18Aurora, COCO410,0530.6%–

19Alamosa, COCO9,8490.6%–

20Ken Caryl, COCO33,2330.6%–

21Brighton, COCO45,3950.5%–

22Federal Heights, COCO14,0750.5%–

23Redlands, COCO8,8680.5%–

24Trinidad, COCO8,0910.5%–

25Aspen, COCO6,4890.5%–

26Black Forest, COCO15,7380.5%–

27Englewood, COCO35,3050.5%–

28Lafayette, COCO30,1160.5%–

29Broomfield, COCO79,1740.5%–

30Dakota Ridge, COCO33,7530.5%–

31Greeley, COCO115,0730.4%–

32Columbine, COCO25,4780.4%–

33Windsor, COCO43,8400.4%–

34Denver, COCO740,6130.4%–

35La Junta, COCO6,8640.4%–

36Cimarron Hills, COCO19,8170.4%–

37Pueblo West, COCO35,6810.4%–

38The Pinery, COCO11,8710.3%–

39Berkley, COCO10,7890.3%–

40Fort Collins, COCO171,5000.3%–

41Parker, COCO65,9850.3%–

42Littleton, COCO46,2460.3%–

43Pueblo, COCO110,4040.3%–

44Centennial, COCO108,6580.3%–

45Commerce City, COCO72,3450.3%–

46Fruitvale, COCO8,0190.3%–

47Castle Rock, COCO83,8150.3%–

48Fruita, COCO14,0030.3%–

49Cañon City, COCO17,0300.3%–

50Northglenn, COCO38,8930.2%–

51Frederick, COCO18,2410.2%–

52Westminster, COCO116,1820.2%–

53Longmont, COCO100,1090.2%–

54Boulder, COCO105,6890.2%–

55Air Force Academy, COCO6,7270.2%–

56Erie, COCO40,9040.2%–

57Loveland, COCO81,3870.2%–

58Thornton, COCO147,7660.2%–

59Lone Tree, COCO15,2780.2%–

60Welby, COCO16,1970.2%–

61Firestone, COCO20,1290.2%–

62Highlands Ranch, COCO102,2570.2%–

63Cherry Hills, COCO6,3890.2%–

64Arvada, COCO122,9010.1%–

65Fairmount, COCO9,9020.1%–

66Sterling, COCO13,0540.1%–

67Lakewood, COCO156,9270.1%–

68Lamar, COCO7,5880.1%–

69Greenwood, COCO15,3230.1%–

70Salida, COCO5,9850.1%–

71Montrose, COCO21,5830.1%–

72Grand Junction, COCO71,8270.1%–

73Cherry Creek, COCO10,7210.1%–

74Clifton, COCO19,5180.0%–

75Louisville, COCO20,5810.0%–

76Cortez, COCO9,1260.0%–

77Superior, COCO13,6370.0%–

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