Ranking of Missouri Counties By Hispanic White Population in 2023

Updated on August 13, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2023, among all Missouri counties, Jackson County had the highest number of people who identified their ethnicity as Hispanic White (70.51K), followed by St. Louis County (33.21K), and Clay County (17.98K).

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

You can see similar ranking information for other racial and ethnicity groups in the United States.

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Ranking of Missouri Counties By Hispanic White Population in 2023
Jackson
70.51K
St. Louis
33.21K
Clay
17.98K
St. Charles
15.52K
Greene
13.30K
St. Louis city
12.15K
Jasper
10.57K
Boone
6.95K
Platte
6.93K
Jefferson
5.48K
Ranking of Missouri Counties By Hispanic White Population in 2023
Rank
County
Hispanic White Population
1 Jackson County 70,511
2 St. Louis County 33,205
3 Clay County 17,983
4 St. Charles County 15,516
5 Greene County 13,303
6 St. Louis city 12,148
7 Jasper County 10,565
8 Boone County 6,950
9 Platte County 6,932
10 Jefferson County 5,482
11 Cass County 5,301
12 Buchanan County 5,208
13 Pulaski County 4,853
14 Pettis County 3,779
15 Taney County 3,629
16 Newton County 3,509
17 Barry County 3,236
18 Christian County 2,949
19 Lawrence County 2,841
20 McDonald County 2,522
21 Saline County 2,495
22 Johnson County 2,360
23 Cole County 2,326
24 Franklin County 2,149
25 Cape Girardeau County 1,984
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