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Population change for Hispanics, 2000-2010

  • by Economic Research Service
  • 8/5/2011
  • Population & Migration
  • Rural Economy & Population
A map of the U.S. showing the change in Hispanic population, between years 2000 to 2010.

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Hispanic populations more than doubled in most nonmetro counties in the South and in many otherwise slow-growing or declining sections of the Nation's Heartland. Much of this growth is fueled by demand for low-skill food-processing and manufacturing workers, but expanding service-sector jobs are also attracting Hispanics into many high-amenity areas in the West and elsewhere. This map can be found in the Atlas of Rural and Small Town America on the ERS website, updated June 29, 2011.

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