List of U.S. counties where English is not the majority language spoken at home

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Percentage of Americans aged 5+ speaking English at home in each Public Usage Microdata Area (PUMA) of the fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico according to the 2016 - 2021 five-year American Community Survey Population speaking English at home by PUMA.png
Percentage of Americans aged 5+ speaking English at home in each Public Usage Microdata Area (PUMA) of the fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico according to the 2016 - 2021 five-year American Community Survey

A total of 38 United States counties speak a language other than English at home, according to MLA's Data Map Center published in 2010. [1] The following is a list of US counties where English is a minority language.

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Alaska

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Aleutians East Borough 3,617 Tagalog 42.47%19.33% [2]
Bethel Census Area 15,069 Yupik 63.14%34.71% [3]
Kusilvak Census Area 6,540Yupik57.43%41.87% [4]

Arizona

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Apache 64,450 Navajo 55.85%38.46% [5]
Santa Cruz 42,975 Spanish 80.24%18.93% [6]

California

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Imperial 154,538 Spanish 71.11%26.95% [7]

Colorado

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Costilla 3,424 Spanish 51.29%47.25% [8]

Florida

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Miami-Dade 2,293,780 Spanish 63.77%28.07% [9]

Kansas

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Seward 20,164 Spanish 48.51%48.26% [10]

New Mexico

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Doña Ana 186,160 Spanish 49.83%48.19% [11]
Guadalupe 4,564Spanish53.33%43.82% [12]
Mora 4,689Spanish61.06%38.94% [13]
Rio Arriba 37,384Spanish55.28%37.36% [14]
San Miguel 27,663Spanish57.35%39.60% [15]

New York

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Bronx 1,262,550 Spanish 46.29%44.02% [16]

Texas

CountyPopulation (2010)Largest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Brooks 6,870 Spanish 65.52%33.83% [17]
Cameron 356,241Spanish72.87%26.32% [18]
Culberson 2,290Spanish66.20%33.49% [19]
Deaf Smith 17,220Spanish50.05%48.59% [20]
Dimmit 9,073Spanish68.11%30.06% [21]
Duval 11,143Spanish70.39%29.27% [22]
El Paso 706,977Spanish72.85%25.16% [23]
Frio 15,889Spanish63.57%35.79% [24]
Hidalgo 661,934Spanish83.79%15.17% [25]
Hudspeth 3,203Spanish76.49%22.10% [26]
Jim Hogg 4,760Spanish83.70%15.44% [27]
Jim Wells 37,304Spanish54.89%44.42% [28]
La Salle 6,108Spanish60.04%38.92% [29]
Maverick 47,790Spanish92.69%6.16% [30]
Pecos 14,251Spanish53.98%45.14% [31]
Presidio 7,078Spanish83.78%15.40% [32]
Reeves 12,375Spanish75.44%23.72% [33]
Starr 54,143Spanish95.74%4.01% [34]
Uvalde 24,220Spanish54.08%45.21% [35]
Val Verde 43,925Spanish71.79%27.19% [36]
Webb 215,143Spanish91.70%7.59% [37]
Zapata 12,173Spanish87.68%12.31% [38]
Zavala 10,620Spanish72.64%27.36% [39]

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