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Demographic Data Report for Minnesota by County
Non-English Language: Language isolation
Ages 14+, All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Households (language Isolation)
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Rank within US
(of 3142 counties)
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Minnesota N/A 2.2 51,442 25 of 51
United States N/A 4.3 5,542,911 N/A
Aitkin County Rural 0.2 14 560
Anoka County Urban 2.7 3,680 2,583
Becker County Rural 0.9 130 1,570
Beltrami County Rural 0.4 73 896
Benton County Urban 1.0 163 1,670
Big Stone County Rural 1.4 30 2,003
Blue Earth County Urban 0.7 199 1,327
Brown County Rural 1.4 158 2,003
Carlton County Urban 0.5 66 1,056
Carver County Urban 1.1 436 1,772
Cass County Rural 0.5 63 1,056
Chippewa County Rural 1.8 91 2,242
Chisago County Urban 0.4 84 896
Clay County Urban 0.6 151 1,202
Clearwater County Rural 0.4 12 896
Cook County Rural 0.6 15 1,202
Cottonwood County Rural 4.8 224 2,877
Crow Wing County Rural 0.2 67 560
Dakota County Urban 2.1 3,747 2,379
Dodge County Urban 0.6 48 1,202
Douglas County Rural 0.5 84 1,056
Faribault County Rural 1.2 72 1,853
Fillmore County Urban 1.1 100 1,772
Freeborn County Rural 1.3 171 1,934
Goodhue County Rural 0.8 158 1,460
Grant County Rural 0.4 9 896
Hennepin County Urban 3.1 16,838 2,672
Houston County Urban 0.3 22 734
Hubbard County Rural 0.1 13 393
Isanti County Urban 0.2 39 560
Itasca County Rural 0.1 22 393
Jackson County Rural 1.4 61 2,003
Kanabec County Rural 0.2 10 560
Kandiyohi County Rural 3.5 612 2,745
Kittson County Rural 0.6 11 1,202
Koochiching County Rural 0.1 4 393
Lac qui Parle County Rural 1.3 37 1,934
Lake County Rural 0.1 7 393
Lake of the Woods County Rural 0.0 0 1
Le Sueur County Urban 1.0 115 1,670
Lincoln County Rural 0.6 15 1,202
Lyon County Rural 2.5 249 2,517
Mahnomen County Rural 0.7 13 1,327
Marshall County Rural 0.7 27 1,327
Martin County Rural 1.5 137 2,069
McLeod County Rural 1.0 158 1,670
Meeker County Rural 0.4 38 896
Mille Lacs County Urban 0.4 48 896
Morrison County Rural 0.2 31 560
Mower County Rural 4.7 743 2,867
Murray County Rural 0.8 30 1,460
Nicollet County Urban 0.8 109 1,460
Nobles County Rural 9.4 721 3,061
Norman County Rural 0.5 14 1,056
Olmsted County Urban 2.5 1,648 2,517
Otter Tail County Rural 1.2 301 1,853
Pennington County Rural 0.5 29 1,056
Pine County Rural 0.4 45 896
Pipestone County Rural 1.7 68 2,186
Polk County Urban 1.0 129 1,670
Pope County Rural 0.3 15 734
Ramsey County Urban 4.6 10,280 2,860
Red Lake County Rural 0.3 5 734
Redwood County Rural 0.8 53 1,460
Renville County Rural 0.6 38 1,202
Rice County Rural 5.7 1,340 2,935
Rock County Urban 0.7 30 1,327
Roseau County Rural 1.0 62 1,670
Scott County Urban 2.7 1,493 2,583
Sherburne County Urban 1.0 344 1,670
Sibley County Rural 1.3 79 1,934
St. Louis County Urban 0.6 512 1,202
Stearns County Urban 1.7 1,056 2,186
Steele County Rural 1.9 287 2,292
Stevens County Rural 4.2 163 2,818
Swift County Rural 0.7 28 1,327
Todd County Rural 2.8 284 2,607
Traverse County Rural 0.5 7 1,056
Wabasha County Urban 1.3 122 1,934
Wadena County Rural 0.6 37 1,202
Waseca County Rural 1.7 127 2,186
Washington County Urban 1.5 1,630 2,069
Watonwan County Rural 5.0 213 2,896
Wilkin County Rural 0.3 9 734
Winona County Rural 0.4 83 896
Wright County Urban 1.3 715 1,934
Yellow Medicine County Rural 1.0 41 1,670

Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/21/2026 1:32 am.

Φ Rural–urban county classifications are based on the 2023 USDA Rural–Urban Continuum Codes (except for Connecticut Counties which use 2013 codes). State-level cancer rates for rural areas are calculated using cancer cases registered exclusively in rural counties, while state-level cancer rates for urban areas are calculated using cases registered exclusively in urban counties.

Source: Demographic data provided by the Census Bureau and the American Community Survey.

For more information about Non-English Language: Language isolation, see the dictionary.

A "limited English speaking household" is one in which no member 14 years old and over (1) speaks only English or (2) speaks a non-English language and speaks English "very well."

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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