A summary of the study on the most Hispanic and Latino cities in Wisconsin. With the help of Saturday Night Science, we looked at Wisconsin’s most recent Census data to find the cities with the highest percentages of Hispanic and Latino people. The results of our study are shown below:
New Census statistics shows that Delavan is the most Hispanic or Latino city in Wisconsin.
Delavan has 24.24% Hispanic or Latino people.
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Rothschild is the city in Wisconsin with the fewest Hispanic or Latino people.
Rothschild has 0.36% Hispanic or Latino people.
Wisconsin has 7.3% Hispanic or Latino people.
The state of Wisconsin has the 32nd most Hispanic or Latino people in the US.
The 10 Cities In Wisconsin With The Largest Hispanic Population For 2024
- Delavan
- Racine
- Beloit
- Milwaukee
- Kenosha
- Green Bay
- West Allis
1. Delavan
- Population: 8,519
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 2,065
- % Hispanic/Latino: 24.24%
2. Racine
- Population: 77,453
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 18,094
- % Hispanic/Latino: 23.36%
3. Beloit
- Population: 36,642
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 7,886
- % Hispanic/Latino: 21.52%
4. Milwaukee
- Population: 573,299
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 116,084
- % Hispanic/Latino: 20.25%
5. Kenosha
- Population: 99,493
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 18,169
- % Hispanic/Latino: 18.26%
7. West Allis
- Population: 59,907
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 8,815
- % Hispanic/Latino: 14.71%
8. Greenfield
- Population: 37,521
- # Of Hispanic/Latino Residents: 5,378
- % Hispanic/Latino: 14.33%
In Summary
Using recent Census statistics, a study of the cities in Wisconsin with the highest concentrations of Hispanic and Latino people shows important demographic trends. With 24.24% of its people being Hispanic or Latino, Delavan has the most Hispanic or Latino residents of any city. Rothschild, on the other hand, has the lowest number, at 0.36%. Wisconsin is ranked 32nd in the country for its Hispanic and Latino population, which makes up 7.3% of the state’s total population. Racine, Beloit, Milwaukee, and Kenosha are the top four towns in Wisconsin in terms of the number of Hispanic residents. This shows how culturally diverse the state is.