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Hispanics are the second-largest and fastest-growing minority group in Virginia. The latest Census, conducted on April 1, 2010, counted more than 630,000 Hispanic residents in Virginia. With a total state population of just over 8 million, this means that 8 out of every 100 Virginians are Hispanic.

This report on Virginia’s Hispanic residents explores demographic characteristics; citizenship and immigration; family and personal life; education and language; employment and economic well-being; and geographic location.

Census Brief

Data

Presentation

Media

2010 Census Brief on Hispanics

Data Table on Hispanic Population: 2000-2010 (xls)

Hispanics in Virginia | Virginia Latino Higher Education Network

Va.'s numbers of Hispanics and Asians skyrocket | Washington Post