List of Mexican states by indigenous-speaking population

Mexican states by population and percentage being indigenous speaking Mexicans.

Mexican states by percentage indigenous, 2010.

Mexican states by total indigenous population, 2010.

States

Rank	State	Speaking Population (2010)[1]	Percentage
1	Oaxaca	1,165,186	34.2%
2	Yucatán	537,516	30.3%
3	Chiapas	1,141,499	27.2%
4	Quintana Roo	196,060	16.7%
5	Guerrero	456,774	15.1%
6	Hidalgo	359,972	15.1%
7	Campeche	91,094	12.3%
8	Puebla	601,680	11.7%
9	San Luis Potosí	248,196	10.7%
10	Veracruz	644,559	9.4%
-	Mexico	6,695,228	6.7%
11	Nayarit	49,963	5.1%
12	Michoacán	136,608	3.5%
13	Chihuahua	104,014	3.5%
14	Tabasco	60,526	3.0%
15	México	376,830	2.8%
16	Tlaxcala	27,653	2.6%
17	Sonora	60,310	2.5%
18	Durango	30,894	2.1%
19	Morelos	31,388	2.0%
20	Baja California Sur	10,661	1.9%
21	Querétaro	29,585	1.8%
22	Federal District	122,411	1.5%
23	Baja California	41,005	1.5%
24	Nuevo León	40,137	1.0%
25	Sinaloa	23,426	0.9%
26	Tamaulipas	23,296	0.8%
27	Jalisco	51,702	0.8%
28	Colima	3,983	0.7%
29	Zacatecas	4,924	0.4%
30	Guanajuato	14,835	0.3%
31	Coahuila	6,105	0.2%
32	Aguascalientes	2,436	0.2%

See also

• Languages of Mexico
• Indigenous peoples of Mexico
• Ranked list of Mexican states
• List of Mexican states by HDI

References

Indicators of Mexican states Ranked Area Growth rate Population Population density Social Fertility Rate HDI Homicides Infant mortality Life expectancy Literacy rate Political Capitals Governors Statehood Economy GDP Poverty rate Unemployment Other Coats of arms Flags Indigenous-speaking Irreligion