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Largest Colombian population, Minnesota cities

Minnesota cities ranked by the number of residents who are Colombian origin, from the 2024 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV. This list covers the 75 cities in Minnesota that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 75 is 51. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Apple Valley, MN, up 63 places to #6.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPCOLOMBIAN POPULATIONVS 2010

01Minneapolis, MNMN430,3241,320+157%

02▲4Rochester, MNMN124,292583+2329%

03▼1St. Paul, MNMN306,6843640%

04▲5Bloomington, MNMN89,034354+354%

05▲9Eden Prairie, MNMN63,075326+179%

06▲63Apple Valley, MNMN55,248255+207%

07▼3Minnetonka, MNMN53,969238+892%

08▲11Arden Hills, MNMN9,583184–

09▼4Plymouth, MNMN78,942170+72%

10▲5St. Cloud, MNMN72,647144+2%

11▲28White Bear Lake, MNMN23,392138–

12Maple Grove, MNMN73,893137+154%

13▼5Eagan, MNMN67,109129+23%

14▲2Albert Lea, MNMN18,217120–

15▼8St. Louis Park, MNMN50,027114+7%

16▲11Blaine, MNMN76,603101−20%

17Hugo, MNMN17,16797–

18Winona, MNMN26,53093+615%

19▼6Golden Valley, MNMN21,32589+368%

20▲3Savage, MNMN32,97085–

21▼10Edina, MNMN54,35677−20%

22▲23Lakeville, MNMN79,27077+863%

23▲3Brooklyn Park, MNMN83,54376+29%

24Ramsey, MNMN29,62475+1150%

25▼22Woodbury, MNMN81,55871−22%

26Shakopee, MNMN49,36670–

27▼3Burnsville, MNMN65,24469−69%

28▲21Spring Lake Park, MNMN7,12767–

29Stillwater, MNMN19,35466−22%

30Elko New Market, MNMN5,30062–

31Robbinsdale, MNMN14,03061–

32Chaska, MNMN30,51355–

33▼15Hastings, MNMN22,56355–

34Victoria, MNMN12,44755–

35▲11Roseville, MNMN35,66354−36%

36▲22New Brighton, MNMN22,15952+41%

37Big Lake, MNMN12,92951–

38St. Michael, MNMN22,49851−44%

39Brooklyn Center, MNMN31,84649–

40▼6Northfield, MNMN21,99249−20%

41▼9Morris, MNMN5,15046–

42New Hope, MNMN20,80746+171%

43▲10Fridley, MNMN30,82944+29%

44▲21Faribault, MNMN25,04043+65%

45Hopkins, MNMN19,52343+514%

46▲13Farmington, MNMN25,42542–

47Andover, MNMN33,87436+260%

48▲8Austin, MNMN26,68934+278%

49Inver Grove Heights, MNMN36,87334+48%

50Brainerd, MNMN14,42832–

51▼16Cottage Grove, MNMN43,60432+7%

52▼32Richfield, MNMN36,59329−3%

53▲17Moorhead, MNMN46,53327–

54▼37Rosemount, MNMN31,88126−10%

55▼22Maplewood, MNMN40,71725−32%

56▼20Chanhassen, MNMN25,74823–

57▼29Mankato, MNMN46,52923−67%

58▼28Coon Rapids, MNMN64,19322+16%

59Crystal, MNMN22,23920–

60▼13South St. Paul, MNMN20,53220−73%

61Elk River, MNMN27,89619–

62▼40Duluth, MNMN88,33018−83%

63▼15Mendota Heights, MNMN11,47517–

64▼33Lino Lakes, MNMN23,22016–

65▼36St. Anthony city (Hennepin and Ramsey Counties), MNMN9,98916–

66▼3Mounds View, MNMN12,78615−35%

67North Branch, MNMN12,39815–

68Otsego, MNMN24,52514–

69Red Wing, MNMN16,80514–

70Forest Lake, MNMN20,95212–

71▼19West St. Paul, MNMN21,9508−50%

72▼51Columbia Heights, MNMN22,4827−65%

73St. Joseph, MNMN6,8465−81%

74Redwood Falls, MNMN5,0404–

75Wyoming, MNMN8,1214−64%

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES