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RANKING · 2024 ACS · 60 SHOWN OF 60

Largest Spaniard population, New York counties

New York counties ranked by the number of residents who are Spaniard 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 60 counties in New York that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 60 is 140. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Cortland County, NY, up 26 places to #22.

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SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Largest Spaniard population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPSPANIARD POPULATIONVS 2010
01Queens County, NYNY2,358,1827,858+58%
02▲2Kings County, NYNY2,653,9636,942+114%
03▼1New York County, NYNY1,664,8626,894+80%
04▼1Suffolk County, NYNY1,546,0906,455+49%
05Nassau County, NYNY1,398,9394,972+39%
06▲1Bronx County, NYNY1,406,3324,651+90%
07▼1Westchester County, NYNY1,015,7434,241+95%
08▲6Rockland County, NYNY357,3972,131+240%
09▼1Richmond County, NYNY501,2901,924+1%
10▼1Orange County, NYNY417,6691,662+221%
11Erie County, NYNY946,7411,226+51%
12Dutchess County, NYNY300,7081,196+80%
13▼3Monroe County, NYNY750,506993+121%
14▼1Onondaga County, NYNY466,584729+89%
15▲2Albany County, NYNY321,225548+101%
16▼1Ulster County, NYNY183,330548+2%
17▲1Sullivan County, NYNY80,586325+1812%
18▼2Saratoga County, NYNY241,343302+47%
19Jefferson County, NYNY111,540283+140%
20▲6Putnam County, NYNY99,028261−57%
21▲2Niagara County, NYNY208,912254+78%
22▲26Cortland County, NYNY45,850243+358%
23▲6Oneida County, NYNY226,392223+26%
24▼3Schenectady County, NYNY162,581215−14%
25▼5Delaware County, NYNY44,305171+1215%
26▼2Broome County, NYNY195,736164+69%
27▲24Livingston County, NYNY61,438158+732%
28▼1Ontario County, NYNY113,130153+488%
29▲4Steuben County, NYNY91,855146+39%
30▼8Tompkins County, NYNY104,047140+33%
31▲5Montgomery County, NYNY50,046133+280%
32▲25Schuyler County, NYNY16,924122–
33▼8Rensselaer County, NYNY160,510106−65%
34▲6Warren County, NYNY65,020106+77%
35▲6Clinton County, NYNY78,13884+140%
36▲16Seneca County, NYNY32,88375+650%
37▼7Otsego County, NYNY60,58972+380%
38▲18St. Lawrence County, NYNY105,48864+78%
39Genesee County, NYNY58,41656–
40▼5Madison County, NYNY67,12056+51%
41▲14Wayne County, NYNY91,25052+53%
42▲16Cayuga County, NYNY74,36550+150%
43Cattaraugus County, NYNY75,39047−32%
44▲1Allegany County, NYNY46,80046+171%
45▼17Greene County, NYNY47,23841−11%
46▼15Columbia County, NYNY60,16838+9%
47▼10Schoharie County, NYNY30,17638+217%
48▼10Franklin County, NYNY46,50029+12%
49▼5Chautauqua County, NYNY124,12628–
50▼16Chenango County, NYNY45,71527+80%
51Wyoming County, NYNY39,74126–
52Hamilton County, NYNY5,00624–
53▼7Oswego County, NYNY118,56924+50%
54▼12Essex County, NYNY36,43819−41%
55▼1Herkimer County, NYNY59,21912−48%
56▼9Washington County, NYNY59,3539−78%
57▼8Fulton County, NYNY52,2168−38%
58▼5Chemung County, NYNY80,4156−63%
59▼27Orleans County, NYNY39,8254−60%
60Lewis County, NYNY26,4792–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES