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Stateside Puerto Ricans

Stateside Puerto Ricans (Spanish: Puertorriqueños en Estados Unidos), also known as Puerto Rican Americans (Spanish: puertorriqueños americanos, puertorriqueños estadounidenses), or Puerto Ricans in the United States, are Puerto Ricans who reside in the United States proper of the 50 states and the District of Columbia who were born in or trace any family ancestry to Puerto Rico, an insular area of the United States. Pursuant to the Jones–Shafroth Act, all Puerto Ricans born on the island have US citizenship. At 9.3% of the Hispanic population in the United States, Puerto Ricans are the second largest Hispanic group nationwide after Mexicans, and are 1.78% of the entire population of the United States. Stateside Puerto Ricans are also the largest Caribbean-origin group in the country, representing over one-third of people with origins in the geographic Caribbean region. The 2020 Census counted the number of Puerto Ricans living in the States at 5.6 million, and estimates in 2022 show the Puerto Rican population to be 5.91 million. The New York area is the largest demographic and cultural center for Puerto Ricans in the mainland United States, with the Orlando metropolitan area having the second-largest community. The portmanteau "Nuyorican" refers to Puerto Ricans and their descendants in the New York City area. About 67% of the Puerto Rican population in the contiguous United States resides in either the Northeast or Florida.

Tables

· Demographics of Stateside Puerto Ricans › Population by state › Relative to the population of each state
Alabama
Alabama
State/Territory
Alabama
2020 census
21,512
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
12,225
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
6,322
% (2000)
0.1%
Alaska
Alaska
State/Territory
Alaska
2020 census
5,877
% (2020)
0.8%
2010 census
4,502
% (2010)
0.6%
2000 census
2,649
% (2000)
0.4%
Arizona
Arizona
State/Territory
Arizona
2020 census
49,229
% (2020)
0.6%
2010 census
34,787
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
17,547
% (2000)
0.3%
Arkansas
Arkansas
State/Territory
Arkansas
2020 census
9,158
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
4,789
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
2,473
% (2000)
0.0%
California
California
State/Territory
California
2020 census
213,303
% (2020)
0.5%
2010 census
189,945
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
140,570
% (2000)
0.4%
Colorado
Colorado
State/Territory
Colorado
2020 census
37,899
% (2020)
0.6%
2010 census
22,995
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
12,993
% (2000)
0.3%
Connecticut
Connecticut
State/Territory
Connecticut
2020 census
288,344
% (2020)
8.0%
2010 census
252,972
% (2010)
7.1%
2000 census
194,443
% (2000)
5.7%
Delaware
Delaware
State/Territory
Delaware
2020 census
28,922
% (2020)
2.9%
2010 census
22,533
% (2010)
2.5%
2000 census
14,005
% (2000)
1.8%
District of Columbia
District of Columbia
State/Territory
District of Columbia
2020 census
4,848
% (2020)
0.7%
2010 census
3,129
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
2,328
% (2000)
0.4%
Florida
Florida
State/Territory
Florida
2020 census
1,153,880
% (2020)
5.3%
2010 census
847,550
% (2010)
4.5%
2000 census
482,027
% (2000)
3.0%
Georgia
Georgia
State/Territory
Georgia
2020 census
109,009
% (2020)
1.0%
2010 census
71,987
% (2010)
0.7%
2000 census
35,532
% (2000)
0.4%
Hawaii
Hawaii
State/Territory
Hawaii
2020 census
46,229
% (2020)
3.1%
2010 census
44,116
% (2010)
3.2%
2000 census
30,005
% (2000)
2.4%
Idaho
Idaho
State/Territory
Idaho
2020 census
4,927
% (2020)
0.2%
2010 census
2,910
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
1,509
% (2000)
0.1%
Illinois
Illinois
State/Territory
Illinois
2020 census
196,156
% (2020)
1.5%
2010 census
182,989
% (2010)
1.4%
2000 census
157,851
% (2000)
1.2%
Indiana
Indiana
State/Territory
Indiana
2020 census
44,647
% (2020)
0.6%
2010 census
30,304
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
19,678
% (2000)
0.3%
Iowa
Iowa
State/Territory
Iowa
2020 census
9,461
% (2020)
0.2%
2010 census
4,885
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
2,690
% (2000)
0.0%
Kansas
Kansas
State/Territory
Kansas
2020 census
13,943
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
9,247
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
5,237
% (2000)
0.1%
Kentucky
Kentucky
State/Territory
Kentucky
2020 census
18,397
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
11,454
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
6,469
% (2000)
0.1%
Louisiana
Louisiana
State/Territory
Louisiana
2020 census
17,474
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
11,603
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
7,670
% (2000)
0.1%
Maine
Maine
State/Territory
Maine
2020 census
6,392
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
4,377
% (2010)
0.3
2000 census
2,275
% (2000)
0.1%
Maryland
Maryland
State/Territory
Maryland
2020 census
58,180
% (2020)
0.9%
2010 census
42,572
% (2010)
0.7%
2000 census
25,570
% (2000)
0.4%
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
State/Territory
Massachusetts
2020 census
312,277
% (2020)
4.5%
2010 census
266,125
% (2010)
4.1%
2000 census
199,207
% (2000)
3.1%
Michigan
Michigan
State/Territory
Michigan
2020 census
50,209
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
37,267
% (2010)
0.4%
2000 census
26,941
% (2000)
0.2%
Minnesota
Minnesota
State/Territory
Minnesota
2020 census
17,509
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
10,807
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
6,616
% (2000)
0.1%
Mississippi
Mississippi
State/Territory
Mississippi
2020 census
9,790
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
5,888
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
2,881
% (2000)
0.1%
Missouri
Missouri
State/Territory
Missouri
2020 census
19,156
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
12,236
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
6,677
% (2000)
0.1%
Montana
Montana
State/Territory
Montana
2020 census
2,260
% (2020)
0.2%
2010 census
1,491
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
931
% (2000)
0.1%
Nebraska
Nebraska
State/Territory
Nebraska
2020 census
5,539
% (2020)
0.2%
2010 census
3,242
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
1,993
% (2000)
0.1%
Nevada
Nevada
State/Territory
Nevada
2020 census
29,383
% (2020)
0.9%
2010 census
20,664
% (2010)
0.8%
2000 census
10,420
% (2000)
0.5%
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
State/Territory
New Hampshire
2020 census
18,355
% (2020)
1.3%
2010 census
11,729
% (2010)
0.9%
2000 census
6,215
% (2000)
0.5%
New Jersey
New Jersey
State/Territory
New Jersey
2020 census
459,270
% (2020)
4.9%
2010 census
434,092
% (2010)
4.9%
2000 census
366,788
% (2000)
4.3%
New Mexico
New Mexico
State/Territory
New Mexico
2020 census
9,861
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
7,964
% (2010)
0.4%
2000 census
4,488
% (2000)
0.2%
New York
New York
State/Territory
New York
2020 census
1,000,764
% (2020)
5.0%
2010 census
1,070,558
% (2010)
5.5%
2000 census
1,050,293
% (2000)
5.5%
North Carolina
North Carolina
State/Territory
North Carolina
2020 census
114,917
% (2020)
1.1%
2010 census
71,800
% (2010)
0.8%
2000 census
31,117
% (2000)
0.3%
North Dakota
North Dakota
State/Territory
North Dakota
2020 census
3,035
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
987
% (2010)
0.1%
2000 census
507
% (2000)
0.0%
Ohio
Ohio
State/Territory
Ohio
2020 census
133,261
% (2020)
1.2%
2010 census
94,965
% (2010)
0.8%
2000 census
66,269
% (2000)
0.5%
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
State/Territory
Oklahoma
2020 census
17,891
% (2020)
0.4%
2010 census
12,223
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
8,153
% (2000)
0.2%
Oregon
Oregon
State/Territory
Oregon
2020 census
14,294
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
8,845
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
5,092
% (2000)
0.1%
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
State/Territory
Pennsylvania
2020 census
456,589
% (2020)
3.6%
2010 census
366,082
% (2010)
2.9%
2000 census
228,557
% (2000)
1.8%
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
State/Territory
Rhode Island
2020 census
40,762
% (2020)
3.8%
2010 census
34,979
% (2010)
3.3%
2000 census
25,422
% (2000)
2.4%
South Carolina
South Carolina
State/Territory
South Carolina
2020 census
46,021
% (2020)
0.8%
2010 census
26,493
% (2010)
0.6%
2000 census
12,211
% (2000)
0.3%
South Dakota
South Dakota
State/Territory
South Dakota
2020 census
3,430
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
1,483
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
637
% (2000)
0.0%
Tennessee
Tennessee
State/Territory
Tennessee
2020 census
36,208
% (2020)
0.5%
2010 census
21,060
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
10,303
% (2000)
0.1%
Texas
Texas
State/Territory
Texas
2020 census
230,462
% (2020)
0.7%
2010 census
130,576
% (2010)
0.5%
2000 census
69,504
% (2000)
0.3%
Utah
Utah
State/Territory
Utah
2020 census
11,716
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
7,182
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
3,977
% (2000)
0.1%
Vermont
Vermont
State/Territory
Vermont
2020 census
3,420
% (2020)
0.5%
2010 census
2,261
% (2010)
0.4%
2000 census
1,374
% (2000)
0.2%
Virginia
Virginia
State/Territory
Virginia
2020 census
104,845
% (2020)
1.3%
2010 census
73,958
% (2010)
0.9%
2000 census
41,131
% (2000)
0.5%
Washington
Washington
State/Territory
Washington
2020 census
39,313
% (2020)
0.5%
2010 census
25,566
% (2010)
0.3%
2000 census
16,140
% (2000)
0.2%
West Virginia
West Virginia
State/Territory
West Virginia
2020 census
5,881
% (2020)
0.3%
2010 census
3,701
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
1,609
% (2000)
0.0%
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
State/Territory
Wisconsin
2020 census
65,084
% (2020)
1.1%
2010 census
46,323
% (2010)
0.8%
2000 census
30,267
% (2000)
0.5%
Wyoming
Wyoming
State/Territory
Wyoming
2020 census
1,580
% (2020)
0.2%
2010 census
1,026
% (2010)
0.2%
2000 census
575
% (2000)
0.1%
United States
United States
State/Territory
United States
2020 census
5,601,863
% (2020)
1.6%
2010 census
4,623,716
% (2010)
1.5%
2000 census
3,406,178
% (2000)
1.2%
State/Territory
2020 census
% (2020)
2010 census
% (2010)
2000 census
% (2000)
Alabama
21,512
0.4%
12,225
0.3%
6,322
0.1%
Alaska
5,877
0.8%
4,502
0.6%
2,649
0.4%
Arizona
49,229
0.6%
34,787
0.5%
17,547
0.3%
Arkansas
9,158
0.3%
4,789
0.2%
2,473
0.0%
California
213,303
0.5%
189,945
0.5%
140,570
0.4%
Colorado
37,899
0.6%
22,995
0.5%
12,993
0.3%
Connecticut
288,344
8.0%
252,972
7.1%
194,443
5.7%
Delaware
28,922
2.9%
22,533
2.5%
14,005
1.8%
District of Columbia
4,848
0.7%
3,129
0.5%
2,328
0.4%
Florida
1,153,880
5.3%
847,550
4.5%
482,027
3.0%
Georgia
109,009
1.0%
71,987
0.7%
35,532
0.4%
Hawaii
46,229
3.1%
44,116
3.2%
30,005
2.4%
Idaho
4,927
0.2%
2,910
0.2%
1,509
0.1%
Illinois
196,156
1.5%
182,989
1.4%
157,851
1.2%
Indiana
44,647
0.6%
30,304
0.5%
19,678
0.3%
Iowa
9,461
0.2%
4,885
0.2%
2,690
0.0%
Kansas
13,943
0.4%
9,247
0.3%
5,237
0.1%
Kentucky
18,397
0.4%
11,454
0.3%
6,469
0.1%
Louisiana
17,474
0.3%
11,603
0.3%
7,670
0.1%
Maine
6,392
0.4%
4,377
0.3
2,275
0.1%
Maryland
58,180
0.9%
42,572
0.7%
25,570
0.4%
Massachusetts
312,277
4.5%
266,125
4.1%
199,207
3.1%
Michigan
50,209
0.4%
37,267
0.4%
26,941
0.2%
Minnesota
17,509
0.3%
10,807
0.2%
6,616
0.1%
Mississippi
9,790
0.3%
5,888
0.2%
2,881
0.1%
Missouri
19,156
0.3%
12,236
0.2%
6,677
0.1%
Montana
2,260
0.2%
1,491
0.2%
931
0.1%
Nebraska
5,539
0.2%
3,242
0.2%
1,993
0.1%
Nevada
29,383
0.9%
20,664
0.8%
10,420
0.5%
New Hampshire
18,355
1.3%
11,729
0.9%
6,215
0.5%
New Jersey
459,270
4.9%
434,092
4.9%
366,788
4.3%
New Mexico
9,861
0.4%
7,964
0.4%
4,488
0.2%
New York
1,000,764
5.0%
1,070,558
5.5%
1,050,293
5.5%
North Carolina
114,917
1.1%
71,800
0.8%
31,117
0.3%
North Dakota
3,035
0.3%
987
0.1%
507
0.0%
Ohio
133,261
1.2%
94,965
0.8%
66,269
0.5%
Oklahoma
17,891
0.4%
12,223
0.3%
8,153
0.2%
Oregon
14,294
0.3%
8,845
0.2%
5,092
0.1%
Pennsylvania
456,589
3.6%
366,082
2.9%
228,557
1.8%
Rhode Island
40,762
3.8%
34,979
3.3%
25,422
2.4%
South Carolina
46,021
0.8%
26,493
0.6%
12,211
0.3%
South Dakota
3,430
0.3%
1,483
0.2%
637
0.0%
Tennessee
36,208
0.5%
21,060
0.3%
10,303
0.1%
Texas
230,462
0.7%
130,576
0.5%
69,504
0.3%
Utah
11,716
0.3%
7,182
0.3%
3,977
0.1%
Vermont
3,420
0.5%
2,261
0.4%
1,374
0.2%
Virginia
104,845
1.3%
73,958
0.9%
41,131
0.5%
Washington
39,313
0.5%
25,566
0.3%
16,140
0.2%
West Virginia
5,881
0.3%
3,701
0.2%
1,609
0.0%
· Demographics of Stateside Puerto Ricans › Population by state › Relative to the Puerto Rican population nationwide
Florida
Florida
State/Territory
Florida
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
1,153,880
Percentage
20.60
New York
New York
State/Territory
New York
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
1,000,764
Percentage
17.87
New Jersey
New Jersey
State/Territory
New Jersey
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
459,270
Percentage
8.20
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
State/Territory
Pennsylvania
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
456,589
Percentage
8.16
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
State/Territory
Massachusetts
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
312,277
Percentage
5.78
Connecticut
Connecticut
State/Territory
Connecticut
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
288,344
Percentage
5.14
Texas
Texas
State/Territory
Texas
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
230,462
Percentage
4.12
California
California
State/Territory
California
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
213,303
Percentage
3.80
Illinois
Illinois
State/Territory
Illinois
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
196,156
Percentage
3.50
Ohio
Ohio
State/Territory
Ohio
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
133,261
Percentage
2.38
North Carolina
North Carolina
State/Territory
North Carolina
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
114,917
Percentage
2.04
Georgia
Georgia
State/Territory
Georgia
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
109,009
Percentage
1.95
Virginia
Virginia
State/Territory
Virginia
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
104,845
Percentage
1.88
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
State/Territory
Wisconsin
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
65,084
Percentage
1.16
Maryland
Maryland
State/Territory
Maryland
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
58,180
Percentage
1.03
Michigan
Michigan
State/Territory
Michigan
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
50,209
Percentage
0.89
Arizona
Arizona
State/Territory
Arizona
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
49,229
Percentage
0.87
Hawaii
Hawaii
State/Territory
Hawaii
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
46,229
Percentage
0.82
South Carolina
South Carolina
State/Territory
South Carolina
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
46,021
Percentage
0.82
Indiana
Indiana
State/Territory
Indiana
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
44,647
Percentage
0.79
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
State/Territory
Rhode Island
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
40,762
Percentage
0.72
Washington
Washington
State/Territory
Washington
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
39,313
Percentage
0.70
Colorado
Colorado
State/Territory
Colorado
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
37,899
Percentage
0.67
Tennessee
Tennessee
State/Territory
Tennessee
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
36,208
Percentage
0.64
Nevada
Nevada
State/Territory
Nevada
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
29,383
Percentage
0.52
Delaware
Delaware
State/Territory
Delaware
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
28,922
Percentage
0.51
Alabama
Alabama
State/Territory
Alabama
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
21,512
Percentage
0.38
Missouri
Missouri
State/Territory
Missouri
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
19,156
Percentage
0.34
Kentucky
Kentucky
State/Territory
Kentucky
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
18,397
Percentage
0.32
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
State/Territory
New Hampshire
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
18,355
Percentage
0.32
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
State/Territory
Oklahoma
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
17,891
Percentage
0.31
Minnesota
Minnesota
State/Territory
Minnesota
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
17,509
Percentage
0.31
Louisiana
Louisiana
State/Territory
Louisiana
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
17,474
Percentage
0.31
Oregon
Oregon
State/Territory
Oregon
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
14,294
Percentage
0.25
Kansas
Kansas
State/Territory
Kansas
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
13,943
Percentage
0.24
Utah
Utah
State/Territory
Utah
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
11,716
Percentage
0.20
New Mexico
New Mexico
State/Territory
New Mexico
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
9,861
Percentage
0.17
Mississippi
Mississippi
State/Territory
Mississippi
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
9,790
Percentage
0.17
Iowa
Iowa
State/Territory
Iowa
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
9,461
Percentage
0.16
Arkansas
Arkansas
State/Territory
Arkansas
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
9,158
Percentage
0.16
Maine
Maine
State/Territory
Maine
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
6,392
Percentage
0.11
West Virginia
West Virginia
State/Territory
West Virginia
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
5,881
Percentage
0.10
Alaska
Alaska
State/Territory
Alaska
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
5,877
Percentage
0.10
Nebraska
Nebraska
State/Territory
Nebraska
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
5,539
Percentage
0.09
Idaho
Idaho
State/Territory
Idaho
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
4,927
Percentage
0.08
DC
DC
State/Territory
DC
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
4,848
Percentage
0.08
South Dakota
South Dakota
State/Territory
South Dakota
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
3,430
Percentage
0.06
Vermont
Vermont
State/Territory
Vermont
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
3,420
Percentage
0.06
North Dakota
North Dakota
State/Territory
North Dakota
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
3,035
Percentage
0.05
Montana
Montana
State/Territory
Montana
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
2,260
Percentage
0.04
Wyoming
Wyoming
State/Territory
Wyoming
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
1,580
Percentage
0.02
United States
United States
State/Territory
United States
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
5,601,863
Percentage
100
State/Territory
Puerto Ricans Population (2020 Census)
Percentage
Florida
1,153,880
20.60
New York
1,000,764
17.87
New Jersey
459,270
8.20
Pennsylvania
456,589
8.16
Massachusetts
312,277
5.78
Connecticut
288,344
5.14
Texas
230,462
4.12
California
213,303
3.80
Illinois
196,156
3.50
Ohio
133,261
2.38
North Carolina
114,917
2.04
Georgia
109,009
1.95
Virginia
104,845
1.88
Wisconsin
65,084
1.16
Maryland
58,180
1.03
Michigan
50,209
0.89
Arizona
49,229
0.87
Hawaii
46,229
0.82
South Carolina
46,021
0.82
Indiana
44,647
0.79
Rhode Island
40,762
0.72
Washington
39,313
0.70
Colorado
37,899
0.67
Tennessee
36,208
0.64
Nevada
29,383
0.52
Delaware
28,922
0.51
Alabama
21,512
0.38
Missouri
19,156
0.34
Kentucky
18,397
0.32
New Hampshire
18,355
0.32
Oklahoma
17,891
0.31
Minnesota
17,509
0.31
Louisiana
17,474
0.31
Oregon
14,294
0.25
Kansas
13,943
0.24
Utah
11,716
0.20
New Mexico
9,861
0.17
Mississippi
9,790
0.17
Iowa
9,461
0.16
Arkansas
9,158
0.16
Maine
6,392
0.11
West Virginia
5,881
0.10
Alaska
5,877
0.10
Nebraska
5,539
0.09
Idaho
4,927
0.08
DC
4,848
0.08
South Dakota
3,430
0.06
Vermont
3,420
0.06
North Dakota
3,035
0.05

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