List of U.S. communities where English is not the majority language spoken at home

The following is a list of communities in the United States where English is not the majority language spoken at home according to data from the 2000 Census.

Alaska
Community PopulationCommunity typeBorough/Census AreaLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Hooper Bay 1,093CityKusilvakYupik76.06%23.94%[1]
Nikolaevsk 318CDPKenai PeninsulaRussian66.57%33.43%[2]
Wainwright 556CityNorth SlopeInupiaq65.52%32.45%[3]

Arizona
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Bitter Springs 452CDPCoconinoNavajo72.97%27.03%[1]
Cameron 885CDPCoconinoNavajo69.49%30.51%[4]
Chinle 4,518CDPApacheNavajo71.93%28.07%[1]
Cibecue 1,331CDPNavajoApache87.24%12.76%[1]
Dennehotso 746CDPApacheNavajo96.40%3.60%[1]
Fort Defiance 4,061CDPApacheNavajo54.61%45.39%[1]
Ganado 1,210CDPApacheNavajo55.21%44.79%[5]
Greasewood 581CDPNavajoNavajo87.60%12.40%[1]
Jeddito 1,853CDPNavajoNavajo72.12%27.88%[1]
Tuba City 8,611CDPCoconinoNavajo59.20%38.51%[1]
Window Rock 3,059CityApacheNavajo57.00%43.00%[1]

Florida
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Miami 417,650CityMiami-DadeSpanish66.76%25.46%[6]

Maine
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Cyr 103PlantationAroostookFrench58.33%41.67%[7]
Fort Kent 4,097TownAroostookFrench63.24%36.76%[1]
Fort Kent (CDP) 2,488CDPAroostookFrench60.66%39.34%[1]
Frenchville 1,087TownAroostookFrench79.65%20.35%[1]
Grand Isle 546TownAroostookFrench76.72%23.28%[8]
Hamlin 257TownAroostookFrench55.56%44.44%[9]
Madawaska 4,419TownAroostookFrench83.41%16.59%[1]
Madawaska (CDP) 2,967CDPAroostookFrench83.54%16.46%[1]
Passamaquoddy Pleasant Point 780Indian ReservationWashingtonMalecite-Passamaquoddy60.03%39.27%[1]
St. Agatha 747TownAroostookFrench80.62%19.38%[1]
St. Francis 485TownAroostookFrench61.06%38.94%[1]
Van Buren 2,171TownAroostookFrench77.15%22.85%[10]
Van Buren (CDP) 1,937CDPAroostookFrench77.15%22.85%[10]
Wallagrass 546TownAroostookFrench64.41%35.59%[1]

Mississippi
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Bogue Chitto 533CDPNeshoba/KemperChoctaw100%0.0%[1]
Conehatta 997CDPNeshobaChoctaw54.07%45.93%[1]
Pearl River 3,156CDPNeshobaChoctaw54.64%45.36%[1]
Redwater 409CDPLeakeChoctaw53.13%46.88%[1]
Standing Pine 509CDPLeakeChoctaw52.94%47.06%[1]
Tucker 534CDPNeshobaChoctaw93.33%6.67%[1]

Montana
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Crow Agency 1,616Census-designated placeBig HornCrow58.33%44.87%[11]

New Jersey
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Union City 66,455CityHudsonSpanish80.9%13.7%[12][13]
West New York 49,708TownHudsonSpanish74.8%16.4%[12][14]

New Mexico
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Alamo 1,085CDPNew MexicoNavajo85.53%14.47%[15]
Beclabito 339CDPSan JuanNavajo80.00%20.00%[1]
Brimhall Nizhoni 373CDPMcKinleyNavajo75.00%25.00%[1]
Church Rock 1,077CDPMcKinleyNavajo63.31%36.69%[1]
Crownpoint 2,630CDPMcKinleyNavajo64.33%35.67%[1]

New York
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
New Square 6,944VillageRocklandYiddish87.27%7.68%[1]
Kaser 4,724VillageRocklandYiddish77.46%12.01%[1]
Kiryas Joel 20,175VillageOrangeYiddish89.87%6.17%[1]

Texas
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Brownsville 183,046CityCameronSpanish86.82%12.81%[16]
Cienegas Terrace 3,424CDPVal Verde CountySpanish90.51%9.49%[1]
Del Rio 35,591CityVal Verde CountySpanish74.07%25.61%[17]
El Paso 649,121CityEl PasoSpanish69.06%28.71%[18]
Fort Hancock 1,713CDPHudspethSpanish91.93%8.07%[1]

Utah
Community PopulationCommunity typeCountyLargest language spoken at homePercentage of largest language spoken at homePercentage of homes where English was spokenSource
Aneth 598CDPSan JuanNavajo84.16%15.84%[1]
Halchita 270CDPSan JuanNavajo81.82%18.18%[1]
Tselakai Dezza 103CDPSan JuanNavajo100%0.0%[1]
White Mesa 277CDPSan JuanColorado River Numic50.59%43.48%[1]

See also

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