Hispanic or Latino Population in 2000

Rank	Indiana Counties (or equivalents)	Other
1	Marion, IN	7,865
2	Lake, IN	6,157
3	Allen, IN	3,156
4	St. Joseph, IN	2,577
5	Elkhart, IN	2,239
6	Tippecanoe, IN	1,441
7	Porter, IN	1,061
8	Hamilton, IN	998
9	Monroe, IN	875
10	Kosciusko, IN	555
11	Vanderburgh, IN	509
12	La Porte, IN	471
13	Cass, IN	449
14	Vigo, IN	436
15	Marshall, IN	435
16	Grant, IN	419
17	White, IN	416
18	Madison, IN	409
19	Dubois, IN	407
20	Delaware, IN	403
21	Clinton, IN	366
22	Johnson, IN	364
23	Howard, IN	347
24	Clark, IN	325
25	Hendricks, IN	307
26	Bartholomew, IN	275
27	Noble, IN	272
28	Wayne, IN	220
29	Floyd, IN	214
30	Jackson, IN	187
31	Adams, IN	172
31	Morgan, IN	172
33	Lawrence, IN	167
34	Daviess, IN	164
35	De Kalb, IN	152
36	Lagrange, IN	142
37	Miami, IN	133
38	Warrick, IN	127
39	Boone, IN	125
40	Greene, IN	122
41	Wells, IN	120
42	Benton, IN	119
43	Henry, IN	118
44	Steuben, IN	116
45	Carroll, IN	115
46	Montgomery, IN	111
47	Putnam, IN	106
48	Hancock, IN	105
48	Knox, IN	105
50	Wabash, IN	104
51	Shelby, IN	103
52	Dearborn, IN	99
53	Jefferson, IN	96
53	Newton, IN	96
53	Starke, IN	96
56	Jasper, IN	93
57	Huntington, IN	86
58	Gibson, IN	85
59	Harrison, IN	84
60	Owen, IN	79
61	Washington, IN	78
62	Jay, IN	76
62	Spencer, IN	76
64	Sullivan, IN	66
65	Fulton, IN	65
65	Scott, IN	65
67	Whitley, IN	63
68	Ripley, IN	60
69	Fayette, IN	59
70	Randolph, IN	58
71	Crawford, IN	54
71	Jennings, IN	54
73	Clay, IN	50
74	Fountain, IN	49
75	Perry, IN	47
76	Posey, IN	46
77	Franklin, IN	44
77	Tipton, IN	44
79	Decatur, IN	42
80	Brown, IN	40
81	Vermillion, IN	39
82	Orange, IN	30
82	Pike, IN	30
84	Pulaski, IN	29
85	Parke, IN	25
86	Martin, IN	24
87	Blackford, IN	20
87	Switzerland, IN	20
89	Warren, IN	17
90	Rush, IN	12
91	Ohio, IN	7
92	Union, IN	6
Source: US Census Bureau

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USA Counties IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. Updated: January 31, 2008 at 10:35