Hispanic Population in the United States - Census Maps

The Census Bureau ^ | 2010 | U.S. Department of the Census

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Here are two maps (scroll down after accessing website) which give some information on Hispanic population for the 2010 Census.

Click here for 2010 Hispanic Population Maps

Here's what I found years earlier for the 2000 Census. Far better:

Click here for detailed reporting via maps of Hispanic population in the U.S.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Here are some key Census maps. The 2010 maps I've found so far are not really as detailed as what I found for the 2000 census while teaching school. If someone can help me find the 2010 Census map that is the equivalent of the 2000 map, I would be most grateful.

[cradle of freedom]

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[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Here, I found a map tool that will help one see the Hispanic distribution in the United States. May be something some don't want to see, but it's important. Here you go:

Click here and enter Hispanic population in the search parameters.

[cradle of freedom]

Yep, I don’t want to see it but we must force ourselves to look at it because our country is being invaded with the help of our treacherous leaders. Here in Massachusetts they are trying very hard to copy California by sending the message that they welcome illegals. Marty Walsh the piece of crap Mayor of Boston is making pronouncements that he will even take illegals into the city hall. He is the American Angela Merkle.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

The second one I posted is a great map tool. Check it out.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Click on “Manual” setting and then enter 33 in top box and 5 in the bottom box. Then press the “Make Your Map” button. You’ll understand once it generates and you can play with it.

[americas.best.days...]

The maps and numbers are sobering to say the least. It’s hard to believe that Texas is still red.

[CottonBall]

Thank you for the Maps, very interesting. Are used a set like that when we were figuring out where to relocate to. It seems that only West Virginia and a handful of code states are going to be majority white in 2050. Your maps confirm that.

[CottonBall]

Looks like I can’t view it on the phone? I’ll have to get on the tablet or main computer tomorrow

[CottonBall]

I think it speaks a lot for Texas’ hard-core conservatism to be staying red. It won’t be long though and she will switch to purple. And then the country will be over. Once many anchor babies start voting, they’ll vote themselves free handouts of course.

[napscoordinator]

I see why New Mexico and Colorado are lost to republicans. I can’t imagine our country in 25 years from now. Even if trump has 8 years, we’re still bringing in a million a year legally.

[Republican Wildcat]

Hispanics are no threat to us because of their ethnicity...what is a threat is a populace, Hispanic, white, red, blue, whatever that is not properly educated on what our rights and responsibilities are as citizens, our Constitution and system of governor, etc. Unassimilated immigrants and miseducated native born Americans are an equal threat to our future as a country. When a third of the population can’t even name a single branch of our government, for example, how many do you think understand something as vital and important as the Separation of Powers doctrine?

[Republican Wildcat]

A lot of Hispanic Republicans also run for office in Texas, though. Look at their state House of Representatives GOP caucus - quite a diverse group.

[cherry]

far upstate NY has over 50% Hispanic?...doubt it very much....

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Wow, the third map is very telling. One third of all children are Hispanic, all people under 18 years old in the entire USA outside the south. That number is going to continue to grow until it is 50% or more. We are becoming Mexico. It looking like at some point, America will be 40-50% Hispanic.

Thanks Ted Kennedy. You did a hell of a job.

[Excellence]

Yep, the hand writing a on…oh, never mind.

[CottonBall]

Are they conservative republicans or RINOs, overall?

just wondering what the trend is. Hopefully Texas can stay red.

[Angels27]

Curious to see if the 2020 census will show a decrease as the Trump administration continues its deportations of illegals. Between 20001 and 2010 we had two strongly open borders administrations. I think Clinton was actually better on illegal immigration than W Bush.

[Rodney Dangerfield]

No? Just look at California - that’s TX in about 10 years...

[DaveA37]

I have no doubt the Hispanic populations are far greater than shown on those old maps and census reports. Those same documents more than likely show only the “LEGAL” Hispanics, can you imagine what the same documents would be like if ALL Hispanics were accounted for?