Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Percentage of Population that are Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native in 2012

Updated on June 18, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, among all New Mexico counties, Rio Arriba County had the highest percentage of its population who identified their ethnicity as Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native (4.4%), followed by McKinley County (4.04%), and Cibola County (3.23%).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all New Mexico counties.

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Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Percentage of Pop. that are Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native in 2012
Rio Arriba
McKinley
Cibola
Mora
San Juan
Taos
Valencia
San Miguel
Harding
Socorro
Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Percentage of Pop. that are Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native in 2012
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Rank County % of County Population
1 Rio Arriba County 4.4
2 McKinley County 4.04
3 Cibola County 3.23
4 Mora County 2.41
5 San Juan County 2.21
6 Taos County 2.14
7 Valencia County 2.1
8 San Miguel County 2
9 Harding County 1.86
10 Socorro County 1.82
11 Torrance County 1.78
12 Bernalillo County 1.71
13 Santa Fe County 1.63
14 Union County 1.61
15 Luna County 1.58
16 Guadalupe County 1.57
17 Sandoval County 1.52
18 Doña Ana County 1.49
19 Otero County 1.44
20 Eddy County 1.41
21 Curry County 1.38
22 Chaves County 1.34
23 Sierra County 1.26
24 Colfax County 1.2
25 Grant County 1.19
25 Quay County 1.19
26 Lincoln County 1
27 Lea County 0.95
27 Roosevelt County 0.95
28 Hidalgo County 0.69
29 Catron County 0.61
30 De Baca County 0.51
31 Los Alamos County 0.36