The Hispanic Population in the United States: March 2004

Table 4.1 Household Type by Size, and by Hispanic Origin and Race of Householder: 2004

(Numbers in thousands)

Household type and size		Total		Hispanic origin and race 1/
		Total		Hispanic		Non-Hispanic, White alone		Non-Hispanic, all Other
		Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Total households	Total	112,000	100.0	11,692	100.0	81,149	100.0	19,159	100.0
	One person	29,586	26.4	1,753	15.0	22,474	27.7	5,359	28.0
	Two people	37,366	33.4	2,627	22.5	29,547	36.4	5,193	27.1
	Three people	17,968	16.0	2,253	19.3	12,169	15.0	3,546	18.5
	Four people	16,066	14.3	2,387	20.4	10,809	13.3	2,869	15.0
	Five people or more	11,014	9.8	2,671	22.8	6,150	7.6	2,193	11.4
Family households	Total	76,217	100.0	9,272	100.0	54,023	100.0	12,922	100.0
	Two people	32,411	42.5	2,175	23.5	25,731	47.6	4,505	34.9
	Three people	17,154	22.5	2,131	23.0	11,589	21.5	3,435	26.6
	Four people	15,779	20.7	2,333	25.2	10,622	19.7	2,824	21.9
	Five people or more	10,872	14.3	2,633	28.4	6,080	11.3	2,159	16.7
Nonfamily households	Total	35,783	100.0	2,420	100.0	27,126	100.0	6,236	100.0
	One person	29,586	82.7	1,753	72.4	22,474	82.9	5,359	85.9
	Two people	4,955	13.8	452	18.7	3,816	14.1	688	11.0
	Three people	813	2.3	122	5.1	580	2.1	111	1.8
	Four people	287	0.8	54	2.2	187	0.7	45	0.7
	Five people or more	142	0.4	39	1.6	69	0.3	34	0.5

1/ Hispanic refers to people whose origin are Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, or other

Hispanic/Latino, regardless of race.

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2004, Ethnicity and Ancestry Statistics Branch, Population Division.