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

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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.

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
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	6,540	Yupik	57.43%	41.87%	^[4]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Apache	64,450	Navajo	55.85%	38.46%	^[5]
Santa Cruz	42,975	Spanish	80.24%	18.93%	^[6]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Imperial	154,538	Spanish	71.11%	26.95%	^[7]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Costilla	3,424	Spanish	51.29%	47.25%	^[8]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Miami-Dade	2,293,780	Spanish	63.77%	28.07%	^[9]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Seward	20,164	Spanish	48.51%	48.26%	^[10]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Doña Ana	186,160	Spanish	49.83%	48.19%	^[11]
Guadalupe	4,564	Spanish	53.33%	43.82%	^[12]
Mora	4,689	Spanish	61.06%	38.94%	^[13]
Rio Arriba	37,384	Spanish	55.28%	37.36%	^[14]
San Miguel	27,663	Spanish	57.35%	39.60%	^[15]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Bronx	1,262,550	Spanish	46.29%	44.02%	^[16]

County	Population (2010)	Largest language spoken at home	Percentage of largest language spoken at home	Percentage of homes where English was spoken	Source
Brooks	6,870	Spanish	65.52%	33.83%	^[17]
Cameron	356,241	Spanish	72.87%	26.32%	^[18]
Culberson	2,290	Spanish	66.20%	33.49%	^[19]
Deaf Smith	17,220	Spanish	50.05%	48.59%	^[20]
Dimmit	9,073	Spanish	68.11%	30.06%	^[21]
Duval	11,143	Spanish	70.39%	29.27%	^[22]
El Paso	706,977	Spanish	72.85%	25.16%	^[23]
Frio	15,889	Spanish	63.57%	35.79%	^[24]
Hidalgo	661,934	Spanish	83.79%	15.17%	^[25]
Hudspeth	3,203	Spanish	76.49%	22.10%	^[26]
Jim Hogg	4,760	Spanish	83.70%	15.44%	^[27]
Jim Wells	37,304	Spanish	54.89%	44.42%	^[28]
La Salle	6,108	Spanish	60.04%	38.92%	^[29]
Maverick	47,790	Spanish	92.69%	6.16%	^[30]
Pecos	14,251	Spanish	53.98%	45.14%	^[31]
Presidio	7,078	Spanish	83.78%	15.40%	^[32]
Reeves	12,375	Spanish	75.44%	23.72%	^[33]
Starr	54,143	Spanish	95.74%	4.01%	^[34]
Uvalde	24,220	Spanish	54.08%	45.21%	^[35]
Val Verde	43,925	Spanish	71.79%	27.19%	^[36]
Webb	215,143	Spanish	91.70%	7.59%	^[37]
Zapata	12,173	Spanish	87.68%	12.31%	^[38]
Zavala	10,620	Spanish	72.64%	27.36%	^[39]

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

^ "Language Map Data Center". apps.mla.org. Retrieved 2023-04-13.

^ "Data Center Results". apps.mla.org. Retrieved 2023-04-13.

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

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