Which metro area has the highest peruvian population?

New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ ranks #1 with 153,117 (2020 Decennial Census).

What are the top 5 metro areas by peruvian population?

New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ, Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV, Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA, San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA.

How many metro areas are in this ranking?

593 metro areas qualify after filtering for population minimums and data availability. The ranking covers 2020 Decennial Census data.

How is peruvian population measured?

Number of residents who are Peruvian origin (Hispanic origin, ACS detailed tables). Source: US Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census.

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Largest Peruvian population, US metro areas · 2020

US metro areas ranked by the number of residents who are Peruvian origin, from the 2020 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV.

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SAME RANKING BYCities Counties States

YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPERUVIAN POPULATIONVS 2010

501Ashland, OHOH52,52312–

502Bainbridge, GAGA29,43212–

503Blytheville, ARAR37,82812–

504McMinnville, TNTN43,71712–

505Jasper, ININ44,01611–

506La Grande, OROR25,90011–

507Newport, OROR50,63611–

508Payson, AZAZ53,80111−45%

509Selinsgrove, PAPA39,65511−82%

510Weirton, WVWV112,46811–

511Cambridge, MDMD33,62811–

512Clewiston, FLFL61,54611–

513Meridian, MSMS85,41911+267%

514Plattsburgh, NYNY78,13811−89%

515Show Low, AZAZ109,94611–

516Huntington, ININ37,22410–

517Fort Leonard Wood, MOMO54,44210+25%

518Vernon, TXTX12,48110–

519Williamsport, PAPA112,58710−71%

520Faribault, MNMN69,93910+25%

521Hattiesburg, MSMS158,01410–

522Jonesboro, ARAR139,44010−52%

523Springfield, ILIL206,0339−84%

524Laconia, NHNH65,1479+50%

525Rochelle, ILIL51,3999–

526Rolla, MOMO45,2479–

527Toccoa, GAGA27,8549−85%

528Sterling, ILIL54,12190%

529Galesburg, ILIL47,7678–

530DuBois, PAPA78,1008–

531Helena, MTMT97,1538−43%

532Marion, NCNC45,1988–

533Grand Forks, NDND105,0468−70%

534Traverse City, MIMI156,9728−65%

535Wenatchee, WAWA128,4148–

536Beaver Dam, WIWI89,0978−79%

537Clearlake, CACA67,7728−43%

538Muscatine, IAIA41,8538−20%

539Sidney, OHOH48,0658–

540Danville, ILIL71,2597−94%

541Price, UTUT20,6807−84%

542Statesboro, GAGA97,9777−84%

543Cumberland, MDMD93,6407−89%

544Michigan City, ININ111,2947−13%

545Beeville, TXTX32,5157–

546Clovis, NMNM65,2707–

547Connersville, ININ23,5337–

548Indiana, PAPA82,8787–

549Macomb, ILIL25,9166–

550Vernal, UTUT38,2786−84%

551Lewiston, MEME116,4876–

552Celina, OHOH42,7376–

553Gainesville, TXTX44,4615–

554Houghton, MIMI40,0285+150%

555Ponca City, OKOK43,4905–

556Erie, PAPA265,8325−97%

557Iowa City, IAIA182,7115−91%

558Branson, MOMO57,0015−92%

559Ellensburg, WAWA48,8034–

560Oak Harbor, WAWA85,6574–

561Sedalia, MOMO44,2544–

562Wahpeton, NDND23,0194–

563Wilson, NCNC81,1504−60%

564Winchester, TNTN45,5794–

565Dubuque, IAIA99,3814−89%

566Kalamazoo, MIMI263,7954−91%

567Montgomery, ALAL388,7474−98%

568Sioux Falls, SDSD314,6384−43%

569Altus, OKOK24,7644–

570Barre, VTVT59,6524–

571Brookings, SDSD37,6354–

572Miami, OKOK30,4384–

573Fayetteville, TNTN36,8533–

574Corsicana, TXTX57,1813−67%

575Henderson, KYKY57,1843–

576Hermitage, PAPA107,8603–

577Russellville, ARAR84,9323−96%

578Alpena, MIMI28,8533–

579Cornelia, GAGA50,4163–

580Nacogdoches, TXTX66,0353−73%

581The Dalles, OROR26,3102–

582Minot, NDND75,6942–

583Cookeville, TNTN152,4772−96%

584Hutchinson, MNMN36,6312−95%

585Meadville, PAPA81,7922−93%

586Duncan, OKOK44,3101−94%

587Greeneville, TNTN73,8311–

588Laramie, WYWY38,5581–

589Newport, TNTN37,8891–

590Shawano, WIWI45,7591–

591Urbana, OHOH38,8201–

592Athens, TXTX88,5951−83%

593Bogalusa, LALA44,9371–

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