OUR IMPACT

We honor the strength of our country and our communities

Historic changes in demographics

1,049,615 Latinos in Pennsylvania (Census 2020); Latinos are reaching 1.1 million in Pennsylvania – making it the fastest growing ethnic group.

222 Latino Corridor: Corazón de la Comunidad

The 222 Corridor gets its name from route 222.  For the Latino community, it is more than that.  The regions of Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Lancaster, Lebanon, York, Harrisburg and Gettysburg and its surroundings are home to more than fifty-percent of the state’s total Latino population.  Confidently we can say, as of today, that the 222 Corridor is the heart of the Latino community – el corazón de la comunidad.

6 out of the top 8 cities in Pennsylvania with largest Latino population are located in the 222 Latino Corridor.  The school districts of Reading, Allentown, Lancaster, Lebanon have majority Latino student population – Reading surpassing 80%, Allentown and Lancaster more than 60%.

Hosting the annual Pennsylvania Latino Convention in the 222 Latino Corridor is a reaffirmation of this unprecedented growth and the opportunities to cementing a statewide Latino agenda impacting Latinos in all of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties.  The corazón Latino is pounding hard in our commonwealth.


 
 

Latino Presence in Pennsylvania

 

TOP. 10

MUnicipalities in pennsylvania with latino population:

Toughkenamon, PA

Avondale, PA

Reading, PA

Westland, PA

Kennet Square, PA

York Springs, PA

West Hazelton, PA

Hazleton, PA

Allentown, PA

Lancaster, PA

 

TOP.  8

cities with largest latino population (percentage)

Reading

Hazleton

Allentown

Lebanon

Lancaster

Kennett Square

York

Bethlehem

(Philadelphia has the largest number)

 
 

STATE PA

Total latinos in the state of pennsylvania

According to Census 2020, the State of Pennsylvania is home to 1,049,615 Latinos.