Hispanic Heritage Month


Over 1 million North Carolinians - one in ten - are of Hispanic or Latino Origin of any race. Growing by over 40% since 2010, the Hispanic community has an important influence on the demographic, economic, and cultural faces of the state. The data below highlight the impact of the Hispanic or population across our state in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The Hispanic or Latino Origin population may identify as any of standard, federal race categories.

Explore the dashboard for North Carolina and North Carolina county highlights and browse LINC for more detailed data.

2022
1,051,008

Total Hispanic Population of Any Race

$52,083

Median Household Income for the Hispanic Population

Hispanic Persons in Poverty

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey

U.S. Census Bureau

Hispanic persons of any race in poverty as reported by the US Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

Hispanic Persons in Poverty
0
30K

Geographic Mobility in the Last Year of the Hispanic Population

Geographic mobility in the last year of the Hispanic Origin population.

Educational Attainment of the Hispanic or Latino Origin Population

Educational attainment of the Hispanic or Latino Origin population of any race age 25 and over.

Hispanic Veteran Population

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey

U.S. Census Bureau

Hispanic or Latino Origin veteran population of any race as reported by the US Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

Hispanic Veteran Population
0
3.9K

Employment by Occupation for the Hispanic or Latino Origin Population

Employment by Occupation for the Hispanic or Latino Origin Population age 16 and over as reported by the US Census Bureau, American Community Survey.