Hispanic or Latino Population in 2000

Rank	States	White, Non Hispanic
1	California	15,816,790
2	New York	11,760,981
3	Texas	10,933,313
4	Florida	10,458,509
5	Pennsylvania	10,322,455
6	Ohio	9,538,111
7	Illinois	8,424,140
8	Michigan	7,806,691
9	North Carolina	5,647,155
10	New Jersey	5,557,209
11	Indiana	5,219,373
12	Massachusetts	5,198,359
13	Georgia	5,128,661
14	Virginia	4,965,637
15	Missouri	4,686,474
16	Wisconsin	4,681,630
17	Washington	4,652,490
18	Tennessee	4,505,930
19	Minnesota	4,337,143
20	Kentucky	3,608,013
21	Maryland	3,286,547
22	Arizona	3,274,258
23	Colorado	3,202,880
24	Alabama	3,125,819
25	Oregon	2,857,616
26	Louisiana	2,794,391
27	Iowa	2,710,344
28	South Carolina	2,652,291
29	Connecticut	2,638,845
30	Oklahoma	2,556,368
31	Kansas	2,233,997
32	Arkansas	2,100,135
33	Utah	1,904,265
34	Mississippi	1,727,908
35	West Virginia	1,709,966
36	Nebraska	1,494,494
37	Nevada	1,303,001
38	Maine	1,230,297
39	New Hampshire	1,175,252
40	Idaho	1,139,291
41	Rhode Island	858,433
42	New Mexico	813,495
43	Montana	807,823
44	South Dakota	664,585
45	North Dakota	589,149
46	Vermont	585,431
47	Delaware	567,973
48	Wyoming	438,799
49	Alaska	423,788
50	Hawaii	277,091
51	District of Columbia	159,178
Source: US Census Bureau

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