Missouri Hispanic or Latino of All Races Citizen Population By County in 2015 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 28, 2026.

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2015, the Hispanic or Latino of All Races citizen population for Missouri was 128,320 and represented 2.17% of the total Missouri citizen population.

Among all Missouri counties, Jackson had the highest Hispanic or Latino of All Races citizen population (44.75K), followed by St. Louis (19.73K), and Clay (13.09K).

In terms of percentages, Sullivan had the highest percentage of its citizen population being Hispanic or Latino of All Races (14.11%), followed by Pulaski (9.89%), and Saline (7.75%).

The chart and table below shows the Hispanic or Latino of All Races citizen population of each county and the percentage of each county's citizen population that were Hispanic or Latino of All Races.

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Missouri Hispanic or Latino of All Races Citizen Population By County in 2015
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County Citizen Population % of County Citizen Population
Jackson 44745 6.80
St. Louis 19725 2.04
Clay 13090 5.80
St. Charles 9040 2.46
St. Louis city 8090 2.66
Greene 8035 2.89
Jasper 6045 5.31
Pulaski 5135 9.89
Boone 4810 2.93
Platte 4550 5.04
Buchanan 4145 4.76
Cass 3455 3.47
Jefferson 3380 1.54
Newton 2175 3.77
Lawrence 2085 5.53
Taney 2040 3.92
Johnson 2015 3.78
Christian 1955 2.44
Pettis 1950 4.86
Barry 1870 5.46
Cole 1825 2.42
Saline 1760 7.75
Cape Girardeau 1590 2.08
McDonald 1575 7.40
Dunklin 1340 4.34
Franklin 1255 1.24
Phelps 1035 2.39
Sullivan 865 14.11
Lincoln 820 1.54
Warren 780 2.39
Laclede 770 2.17
St. Francois 765 1.17
Callaway 760 1.72
Scott 755 1.94
Howell 735 1.84
Lafayette 680 2.08
Butler 665 1.56
Polk 655 2.11
Camden 630 1.46
Adair 605 2.41
Webster 590 1.62
Audrain 565 2.21
Stone 535 1.71
Texas 505 1.97
Ray 495 2.15
Moniteau 480 3.10
DeKalb 465 3.65
Henry 445 2.03
Randolph 440 1.76
Miller 420 1.69
Stoddard 420 1.41
Vernon 395 1.90
Marion 385 1.34
Andrew 370 2.14
Morgan 340 1.69
Clinton 335 1.64
Benton 330 1.76
Crawford 330 1.35
Nodaway 330 1.44
Pemiscot 330 1.86
Perry 330 1.74
Wright 315 1.71
Dallas 300 1.81
Bates 290 1.75
Pike 290 1.58
Linn 220 1.78
Livingston 220 1.47
Cooper 215 1.23
Mississippi 215 1.52
New Madrid 215 1.18
Dent 210 1.36
Barton 195 1.62
Cedar 185 1.33
Macon 185 1.20
Wayne 175 1.31
Ripley 170 1.22
Montgomery 165 1.39
Ste. Genevieve 165 0.93
Gasconade 155 1.04
Oregon 150 1.37
Ozark 150 1.58
St. Clair 145 1.53
Shannon 140 1.69
Caldwell 135 1.50
Dade 135 1.78
Howard 130 1.28
Douglas 125 0.93
Carter 120 1.91
Hickory 120 1.29
Bollinger 115 0.93
Carroll 115 1.27
Ralls 100 0.98
Daviess 95 1.15
Grundy 95 0.93
Osage 95 0.69
Harrison 90 1.05
Monroe 85 0.98
Reynolds 85 1.29
Shelby 85 1.38
Atchison 65 1.21
Chariton 60 0.79
Iron 60 0.58
Lewis 60 0.60
Putnam 55 1.13
Washington 50 0.20
Gentry 40 0.59
Knox 40 1.00
Scotland 40 0.82
Schuyler 35 0.81
Mercer 30 0.81
Worth 30 1.44
Madison 25 0.20
Maries 25 0.28
Clark 20 0.29
Holt 10 0.22