New Mexico American Indian and Alaska Native Alone Population By County in 2012

Updated on January 29, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the American Indian and Alaska Native Alone population in New Mexico was 215,786 and represented 10.34% of the total New Mexico population (2,087,715).

Among New Mexico counties, McKinley County had the highest number of people who identified as American Indian and Alaska Native Alone (56,073), followed by San Juan County (50,397), and Bernalillo County (38,284). Harding County had the lowest (14).

In the map below, we show the number and percentage of each county's American Indian and Alaska Native Alone population, as well as the gender percentages when you interact with the map. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

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New Mexico American Indian and Alaska Native Alone Population By County in 2012
New Mexico American Indian and Alaska Native Alone Population By County in 2012
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County American Indian & Alaska Native Pop. % of County Population
Bernalillo 38284 5.68
Catron 107 2.94
Chaves 1353 2.06
Cibola 11536 42.07
Colfax 298 2.25
Curry 954 1.88
De Baca 27 1.38
Doña Ana 4790 2.23
Eddy 1228 2.26
Grant 573 1.96
Guadalupe 125 2.72
Harding 14 2
Hidalgo 46 0.96
Lea 1127 1.7
Lincoln 680 3.37
Los Alamos 201 1.1
Luna 549 2.2
McKinley 56073 77.47
Mora 135 2.88
Otero 4759 7.18
Quay 188 2.13
Rio Arriba 7413 18.44
Roosevelt 390 1.92
Sandoval 18277 13.5
San Juan 50397 38.83
San Miguel 818 2.81
Santa Fe 5777 3.94
Sierra 276 2.33
Socorro 2226 12.74
Taos 2429 7.41
Torrance 604 3.74
Union 124 2.81
Valencia 4008 5.22