Where Is Other Native languages of North America Spoken in the US? Speakers by State

168,081 people in the United States speak Other Native languages of North America at home (ACS 2024), and 23,553 of them (14%) speak English less than "very well".

The largest Other Native languages of North America-speaking populations are in New Mexico, Alaska, Arizona and Oklahoma.

#	State	Speakers	Limited English	Share LEP
1	New Mexico	29,098	5,054	17%
2	Alaska	24,996	3,422	14%
3	Arizona	23,146	2,777	12%
4	Oklahoma	11,275	1,318	12%
5	South Dakota	9,521	974	10%
6	California	7,047	938	13%
7	Montana	6,171	627	10%
8	Minnesota	6,148	497	8%
9	Washington	4,556	417	9%
10	Mississippi	4,199	836	20%
11	Texas	3,833	804	21%
12	New York	2,908	407	14%
13	North Carolina	2,763	357	13%
14	Wisconsin	2,703	307	11%
15	North Dakota	2,461	638	26%
16	Oregon	2,093	174	8%
17	Michigan	2,074	222	11%
18	Nevada	1,598	359	22%
19	Florida	1,573	322	20%
20	Colorado	1,433	225	16%
21	Connecticut	1,268	516	41%
22	Idaho	1,254	209	17%
23	Wyoming	1,185	22	2%
24	Iowa	1,003	74	7%
25	New Jersey	986	93	9%
26	Illinois	954	87	9%
27	Georgia	944	123	13%
28	Maine	934	85	9%
29	Utah	898	97	11%
30	Maryland	854	51	6%
31	Nebraska	831	66	8%
32	Ohio	802	90	11%
33	Massachusetts	701	100	14%
34	Indiana	680	331	49%
35	Virginia	660	199	30%
36	Pennsylvania	622	169	27%
37	Kansas	537	64	12%
38	South Carolina	514	147	29%
39	Louisiana	468	16	3%
40	Missouri	414	64	15%
41	Tennessee	380	39	10%
42	Alabama	375	26	7%
43	Kentucky	340	80	24%
44	Arkansas	306	38	12%
45	Hawaii	198	40	20%
46	Rhode Island	103	0	0%
47	Delaware	77	9	12%
48	New Hampshire	64	16	25%
49	West Virginia	59	17	29%
50	Vermont	52	10	19%
51	District of Columbia	22	0	0%

State

Speakers

Limited English

Share LEP

New Mexico

29,098

5,054

17%

Alaska

24,996

3,422

14%