Hispanic Population, Pennsylvania Counties: 2000 to 2004
Area	July 1, 2004 Population Estimate		2000 Census		Change in Total Population: 2000 to 2004		Change in Hispanic Population: 2000 to 2004
	Total	Hispanic	Total	Hispanic	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Pennsylvania	12,406,292	475,552	12,281,054	394,088	125,238	1.0	81,464	20.7
Adams	98,322	4,530	91,292	3,323	7,030	7.7	1,207	36.3
Allegheny	1,250,867	12,413	1,281,666	11,166	-30,799	-2.4	1,247	11.2
Armstrong	71,395	367	72,392	308	-997	-1.4	59	19.2
Beaver	178,601	1,487	181,412	1,315	-2,811	-1.5	172	13.1
Bedford	50,230	297	49,984	263	246	0.5	34	12.9
Berks	391,640	46,067	373,638	36,357	18,002	4.8	9,710	26.7
Blair	127,468	750	129,144	662	-1,676	-1.3	88	13.3
Bradford	62,569	460	62,761	398	-192	-0.3	62	15.6
Bucks	617,558	17,367	597,635	14,005	19,923	3.3	3,362	24.0
Butler	180,663	1,256	174,083	1,016	6,580	3.8	240	23.6
Cambria	148,496	1,510	152,598	1,352	-4,102	-2.7	158	11.7
Cameron	5,652	43	5,974	34	-322	-5.4	9	26.5
Carbon	61,194	1,160	58,802	858	2,392	4.1	302	35.2
Centre	140,476	2,489	135,758	2,243	4,718	3.5	246	11.0
Chester	465,795	18,819	433,501	16,126	32,294	7.4	2,693	16.7
Clarion	41,123	192	41,765	172	-642	-1.5	20	11.6
Clearfield	82,913	564	83,382	471	-469	-0.6	93	19.7
Clinton	37,486	278	37,914	205	-428	-1.1	73	35.6
Columbia	65,015	820	64,151	609	864	1.3	211	34.6
Crawford	89,890	575	90,366	537	-476	-0.5	38	7.1
Cumberland	221,397	3,811	213,674	2,883	7,723	3.6	928	32.2
Dauphin	253,282	11,741	251,798	10,404	1,484	0.6	1,337	12.9
Delaware	555,040	9,841	550,864	8,368	4,176	0.8	1,473	17.6
Elk	34,064	163	35,112	142	-1,048	-3.0	21	14.8
Erie	282,355	6,757	280,843	6,126	1,512	0.5	631	10.3
Fayette	145,651	631	148,644	564	-2,993	-2.0	67	11.9
Forest	4,994	68	4,946	60	48	1.0	8	13.3
Franklin	134,864	3,206	129,313	2,268	5,551	4.3	938	41.4
Fulton	14,641	80	14,261	52	380	2.7	28	53.8
Greene	40,133	387	40,672	357	-539	-1.3	30	8.4
Huntingdon	45,995	560	45,586	524	409	0.9	36	6.9
Indiana	89,062	543	89,605	457	-543	-0.6	86	18.8
Jefferson	45,952	235	45,932	188	20	0.0	47	25.0
Juniata	23,391	547	22,821	369	570	2.5	178	48.2
Lackawanna	209,932	4,050	213,295	2,958	-3,363	-1.6	1,092	36.9
Lancaster	487,332	31,624	470,658	26,742	16,674	3.5	4,882	18.3
Lawrence	93,374	610	94,643	529	-1,269	-1.3	81	15.3
Lebanon	124,489	7,194	120,327	5,969	4,162	3.5	1,225	20.5
Lehigh	326,050	42,055	312,090	31,881	13,960	4.5	10,174	31.9
Luzerne	313,431	6,903	319,250	3,713	-5,819	-1.8	3,190	85.9
Lycoming	118,542	916	120,044	799	-1,502	-1.3	117	14.6
McKean	44,708	505	45,936	485	-1,228	-2.7	20	4.1
Mercer	119,797	939	120,293	803	-496	-0.4	136	16.9
Mifflin	46,210	290	46,486	263	-276	-0.6	27	10.3
Monroe	158,925	15,405	138,687	9,195	20,238	14.6	6,210	67.5
Montgomery	774,029	19,540	750,097	15,300	23,932	3.2	4,240	27.7
Montour	18,069	203	18,236	167	-167	-0.9	36	21.6
Northampton	282,554	21,610	267,066	17,868	15,488	5.8	3,742	20.9
Northumberland	92,879	1,243	94,556	1,041	-1,677	-1.8	202	19.4
Perry	44,652	370	43,602	301	1,050	2.4	69	22.9
Philadelphia	1,470,151	143,272	1,517,550	128,928	-47,399	-3.1	14,344	11.1
Pike	54,117	3,402	46,302	2,315	7,815	16.9	1,087	47.0
Potter	17,950	115	18,080	103	-130	-0.7	12	11.7
Schuylkill	147,670	2,062	150,336	1,671	-2,666	-1.8	391	23.4
Snyder	38,112	450	37,546	368	566	1.5	82	22.3
Somerset	79,515	672	80,023	532	-508	-0.6	140	26.3
Sullivan	6,413	81	6,556	72	-143	-2.2	9	12.5
Susquehanna	42,047	321	42,238	285	-191	-0.5	36	12.6
Tioga	41,849	255	41,373	214	476	1.2	41	19.2
Union	42,720	1,740	41,624	1,622	1,096	2.6	118	7.3
Venango	56,285	327	57,565	298	-1,280	-2.2	29	9.7
Warren	42,576	185	43,863	151	-1,287	-2.9	34	22.5
Washington	205,738	1,357	202,897	1,170	2,841	1.4	187	16.0
Wayne	49,561	980	47,722	811	1,839	3.9	169	20.8
Westmoreland	368,660	2,087	369,993	1,869	-1,333	-0.4	218	11.7
Wyoming	28,168	264	28,080	187	88	0.3	77	41.2
York	401,613	14,511	381,751	11,296	19,862	5.2	3,215	28.5
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census of Population and Housing and Population Estimates Divison
Prepared by: Pennsylvania State Data Center, the Commonwealth's Official Source for Population and Economic Statistics.
The PaSDC serves as Pennsylvania's liaison to the U.S. Census Bureau and as representative to the Federal State Cooperative Program
for Population Estimates and Federal State Cooperative Program for Population Projections.
March 2, 2006