List of New Mexico communities with Hispanic majority populations in the 2000 census explained

The following is a list of cities, towns and census-designated places in New Mexico, USA, in which a majority of the population was Hispanic or Latino, according to data from the 2000 census.

Places with between 25,000 and 100,000 people

• Las Cruces (51.7%)^[1]
• South Valley (77.6%)

Places with between 10,000 and 25,000 people

• Deming (64.6%)
• Española (84.4%)
• Las Vegas (83.0%)
• Los Lunas (58.7%)
• North Valley (56.8%)
• Silver City (52.4%)
• Sunland Park (96.4%)

Places with between 1,000 and 10,000 people

• Agua Fria (79.2%)
• Anthony (96.4%)
• Bayard (84.3%)
• Belen (68.6%)
• Bernalillo (74.8%)
• Carrizozo (53.5%)
• Chama (71.2%)
• Chaparral (64.5%)
• Chimayo (90.8%)
• Columbus (83.3%)
• Dexter (71.2%)
• Doña Ana (87.1%)
• El Cerro Mission (73.8%)
• El Valle de Arroyo Seco (70.0%)
• Estancia (50.6%)
• Grants (52.4%)
• Hagerman (63.2%)
• Hatch (79.2%)
• Hurley (60.3%)
• Jarales (64.6%)
• La Cienega (70.8%)
• La Puebla (79.9%)
• Lordsburg (74.4%)
• Los Chaves (54.1%)
• Los Trujillos-Gabaldon (62.5%)
• Loving (78.3%)
• Lovington (52.1%)
• Meadow Lake (57.9%)
• Mesilla (52.2%)
• Milan (52.3%)
• Mountainair (53.1%)
• Pecos (80.1%)
• Peralta (51.3%)
• Pojoaque (62.2%)
• Questa (80.5%)
• Ranchos de Taos (75.3%)
• Raton (57.0%)
• Santa Clara (83.5%)
• Santa Rosa (81.2%)
• Santa Teresa (55.6%)
• Socorro (54.5%)
• Springer (70.0%)
• Taos (54.3%)
• Tome-Adelino (63.4%)
• Tucumcari (51.4%)
• Tularosa (56.1%)
• Vado (95.0%)

Places with fewer than 1,000 people

• Alcalde (89.1%)
• Algodones (73.4%)
• Carnuel (51.1%)
• Casa Colorada (73.2%)
• Chamisal (92.0%)
• Chilili (92.0%)
• Cimarron (58.9%)
• Cuartelez (86.1%)
• Cuba (60.3%)
• Cundiyo (87.4%)
• Cuyamungue (83.4%)
• El Rancho (70.3%)
• Encino (80.9%)
• Glorieta (56.0%)
• Jaconita (63.0%)
• La Jara (79.4%)
• Lake Arthur (70.1%)
• Los Cerrillos (50.7%)
• Magdalena (51.6%)
• Manzano (87.0%)
• Maxwell (55.5%)
• Mesquite (94.8%)
• Mosquero (77.5%)
• Pena Blanca (79.4%)
• Penasco (91.3%)
• Ponderosa (64.5%)
• Rincon (87.3%)
• Rio Chiquito (90.3%)
• Rio Lucio (93.4%)
• Roy (52.6%)
• Salem (94.1%)
• Santa Cruz (91.7%)
• San Ysidro (71.8%)
• Sombrillo (50.3%)
• Tajique (79.1%)
• Tijeras (56.3%)
• Torreon (68.9%)
• Vadito (93.1%)
• Vaughn (87.0%)
• Wagon Mound (87.8%)
• Willard (83.3%)

See also

• List of U.S. communities with Hispanic majority populations

Notes and References

1. Web site: September 2002 . New Mexico: 2000: Summary Population and Housing Characteristics . 2 November 2024 . . 24.