How many people speak "Other Indic Languages " in America

Language category: OTHER INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
In October 2015, the U.S. Census Bureau released the "2009-2013 American Community Survey" which provides information on "languages spoken at home" and "ability to speak English for the Population 5 Years and Over" for the United States as a whole, states including Puerto Rico and Washington D.C., selected counties, and selected cities and urban areas. The following provides aggregated survey information on people who speak "Other Indic Languages", as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Other Indic Languages speakers in the United States

Country	Number of speakers	Margin of Error	Speak English less than "Very Well"	Margin of Error
United States	800,364	11,771	315,196	6,256

Other Indic Languages speakers by U.S. state

What U.S. states have the most other indic languages speakers?

State	Number of speakers	Margin of Error	Speak English less than "Very Well"	Margin of Error
California	184,194	5,406	73,097	2,802
New York	155,224	5,786	74,330	3,382
New Jersey	54,525	2,426	18,897	1,363
Texas	53,177	2,586	18,427	1,568
Virginia	33,009	2,524	11,226	1,233
Michigan	26,343	1,686	11,779	1,106
Pennsylvania	25,021	1,937	10,739	1,241
Illinois	24,508	1,697	8,338	1,019
Georgia	21,774	2,037	8,318	1,094
Washington	21,706	1,985	8,852	1,031
Maryland	21,406	1,581	6,594	773
Florida	20,422	1,837	6,411	1,009
Massachusetts	18,901	1,611	6,978	1,033
Ohio	13,352	1,356	4,893	906
North Carolina	10,888	1,258	3,619	611
Connecticut	10,873	980	4,111	594
Indiana	9,234	1,116	2,786	544
Colorado	7,862	1,055	3,073	718
Arizona	7,396	1,322	2,350	547
Tennessee	6,682	978	2,658	613
Minnesota	6,655	832	1,946	527
Missouri	6,061	946	1,944	439
Oregon	4,940	1,082	1,895	569
Wisconsin	4,813	770	1,902	524
Nevada	4,544	929	2,054	537
Kentucky	4,113	800	1,641	493
Kansas	3,936	559	1,098	265
Louisiana	3,352	717	1,276	486
New Hampshire	3,343	743	1,837	477
Utah	3,245	800	1,756	529
Alabama	3,191	687	858	275
South Carolina	2,875	702	1,070	368
Delaware	2,379	557	525	166
Iowa	2,353	654	729	259
Nebraska	2,282	606	990	391
Arkansas	2,067	473	593	190
Oklahoma	1,884	416	545	149
Mississippi	1,759	427	754	292
Rhode Island	1,736	540	672	417
District of Columbia	1,269	367	348	164
Idaho	1,249	458	896	417
West Virginia	1,028	340	305	155
New Mexico	1,023	377	235	104
Vermont	992	359	641	241
North Dakota	695	260	230	168
South Dakota	601	327	407	221
Alaska	486	344	252	204
Hawaii	430	189	139	86
Wyoming	232	116	110	63
Maine	203	98	18	27
Montana	131	97	54	54
Puerto Rico	34	41	34	41

Other Indic Languages speakers by U.S county

What counties in the United States have the most other indic languages speakers?

County	Number of speakers	Margin of Error	Speak English less than "Very Well"	Margin of Error
Queens County [NY]	82,377	4,296	41,425	2,662
Los Angeles County [CA]	27,899	1,869	11,814	1,205
Santa Clara County [CA]	23,822	1,580	6,965	778
Kings County [NY]	20,551	1,514	11,926	1,128
Middlesex County [NJ]	18,336	1,443	5,702	774
Alameda County [CA]	18,298	1,881	6,532	939
King County [WA]	14,871	1,761	6,084	924
Sacramento County [CA]	13,905	1,824	5,781	871
Bronx County [NY]	13,876	1,354	7,241	1,013
Harris County [TX]	13,224	1,455	4,901	815
Fairfax County [VA]	13,064	1,523	5,014	821
Fresno County [CA]	12,410	1,378	5,906	730
Wayne County [MI]	11,858	1,103	5,963	718
Cook County [IL]	11,489	1,286	4,397	798
Orange County [CA]	10,418	1,347	3,193	595
Montgomery County [MD]	10,346	986	2,916	462
San Joaquin County [CA]	9,817	1,612	4,162	753
Middlesex County [MA]	9,694	1,261	3,245	707
Nassau County [NY]	8,602	1,135	2,745	536
Dallas County [TX]	8,375	1,128	2,917	599
Contra Costa County [CA]	7,961	1,064	3,090	574
Kern County [CA]	6,820	1,045	3,449	577
Maricopa County [AZ]	6,295	1,171	1,940	475
Collin County [TX]	6,184	1,070	1,789	540
Tarrant County [TX]	6,094	1,019	3,105	726
New York County [NY]	5,955	1,101	1,814	557
DuPage County [IL]	5,516	774	1,452	327
Riverside County [CA]	5,381	1,595	2,112	738
DeKalb County [GA]	5,270	992	3,404	760
Loudoun County [VA]	5,187	1,059	1,802	506
Stanislaus County [CA]	4,878	882	2,566	662
Passaic County [NJ]	4,804	832	2,029	377
San Diego County [CA]	4,642	844	1,471	446
Bergen County [NJ]	4,620	689	1,513	349
Oakland County [MI]	4,449	634	1,035	267
Suffolk County [NY]	4,398	627	1,378	313
Gwinnett County [GA]	4,382	845	1,346	378
San Mateo County [CA]	4,012	791	1,390	426
Fort Bend County [TX]	3,878	906	917	359
Montgomery County [PA]	3,781	624	1,445	367
Hudson County [NJ]	3,757	609	1,345	299
Fairfield County [CT]	3,705	686	1,506	391
Philadelphia County [PA]	3,687	808	1,873	596
Fulton County [GA]	3,627	765	489	227
Wake County [NC]	3,619	753	1,185	417
Macomb County [MI]	3,602	697	1,874	452
Allegheny County [PA]	3,399	630	1,525	515
San Bernardino County [CA]	3,255	809	1,013	349
Atlantic County [NJ]	3,171	584	1,778	417
Hartford County [CT]	3,133	630	1,251	327
Washington County [OR]	3,058	867	1,022	440
Delaware County [PA]	3,056	552	1,234	350
Westchester County [NY]	3,046	682	762	271
Mercer County [NJ]	2,967	770	1,086	509
Somerset County [NJ]	2,902	589	370	163
Erie County [NY]	2,854	632	1,416	348
Morris County [NJ]	2,846	661	992	333
Cuyahoga County [OH]	2,809	560	1,058	345
Baltimore County [MD]	2,760	722	1,010	317
St. Louis County [MO]	2,755	711	715	282
Prince William County [VA]	2,741	688	895	311
Essex County [NJ]	2,736	599	939	341
Salt Lake County [UT]	2,676	744	1,493	502
Arlington County [VA]	2,650	683	922	300
Cobb County [GA]	2,638	747	787	360
Travis County [TX]	2,633	669	531	237
Broward County [FL]	2,602	509	854	349
Snohomish County [WA]	2,575	597	1,150	348
Franklin County [OH]	2,573	618	732	283
Clark County [NV]	2,549	663	1,180	448
Solano County [CA]	2,541	644	1,064	315
Mecklenburg County [NC]	2,541	609	945	348
Worcester County [MA]	2,521	710	1,169	428
Denton County [TX]	2,496	600	691	250
New Haven County [CT]	2,454	513	830	309
Howard County [MD]	2,426	660	574	288
Burlington County [NJ]	2,345	694	1,059	426
San Francisco County [CA]	2,322	624	595	254
Hillsborough County [FL]	2,307	568	588	211
New Castle County [DE]	2,232	563	467	178
Richmond County [NY]	2,230	532	866	290
Arapahoe County [CO]	2,157	562	657	286
Jefferson County [KY]	2,142	635	874	386
Hennepin County [MN]	2,134	438	440	169
Suffolk County [MA]	2,131	481	579	249
Bexar County [TX]	2,089	583	660	284
Palm Beach County [FL]	2,072	538	773	305
Davidson County [TN]	2,013	541	1,182	417
Onondaga County [NY]	2,003	463	1,159	301
Ventura County [CA]	1,953	481	701	254
Miami-Dade County [FL]	1,949	670	383	268
Monroe County [NY]	1,928	637	1,169	512
Hillsborough County [NH]	1,863	588	1,081	357
Prince George s County [MD]	1,852	486	697	264
Marion County [IN]	1,768	569	475	276
Johnson County [KS]	1,722	438	418	146
Lake County [IL]	1,696	456	439	202
Milwaukee County [WI]	1,681	522	832	406
Duval County [FL]	1,657	583	785	478
Camden County [NJ]	1,652	446	645	248
Yolo County [CA]	1,628	456	828	306
Henrico County [VA]	1,576	388	449	188
Orange County [FL]	1,552	541	287	127
Providence County [RI]	1,516	503	630	398
Washoe County [NV]	1,501	591	716	307
Norfolk County [MA]	1,485	456	384	277
Ramsey County [MN]	1,471	496	820	383
Bucks County [PA]	1,432	376	404	156
Chester County [PA]	1,360	337	302	147
Placer County [CA]	1,356	468	380	191
Will County [IL]	1,339	415	411	217
Union County [NJ]	1,312	406	554	346
District of Columbia [DC]	1,269	367	348	164
Guilford County [NC]	1,268	401	563	274
Shelby County [TN]	1,266	343	417	158
Baltimore city [MD]	1,234	426	686	303
Albany County [NY]	1,176	315	361	155
Essex County [MA]	1,132	367	506	299
Monmouth County [NJ]	1,110	321	258	118
Hamilton County [OH]	1,095	475	504	348
Denver County [CO]	1,088	441	630	384
Washtenaw County [MI]	1,004	289	206	96
Polk County [IA]	971	435	481	218
Pinellas County [FL]	970	488	212	131
Hampden County [MA]	964	432	786	381
Clark County [WA]	950	437	242	167
Dane County [WI]	880	320	345	225
Sonoma County [CA]	873	350	372	198
Jefferson Parish [LA]	864	475	403	260
Rockland County [NY]	828	320	123	81
Dakota County [MN]	718	256	248	147
Pima County [AZ]	694	269	294	182
Multnomah County [OR]	685	314	428	262
El Paso County [CO]	660	442	392	383
Santa Barbara County [CA]	624	228	129	89
Virginia Beach city [VA]	621	299	138	93
Monterey County [CA]	597	273	148	94
Lancaster County [PA]	574	250	333	184
Bernalillo County [NM]	562	276	85	57
Anne Arundel County [MD]	550	292	228	152
Pierce County [WA]	497	219	192	123
Kane County [IL]	466	257	128	123
Lee County [FL]	459	282	148	135
Orange County [NY]	458	172	152	107
Anchorage Municipality [AK]	433	337	233	204
Oklahoma County [OK]	420	188	126	84
Ocean County [NJ]	377	181	145	100
Honolulu County [HI]	361	172	112	77
Bristol County [MA]	237	154	51	48
Plymouth County [MA]	188	104	71	62
Collier County [FL]	109	99	47	47
Navajo County [AZ]	93	95	40	44
Maui County [HI]	66	95	24	37
San Juan County [NM]	23	38	(B)	-

Other Indic Languages speakers by U.S city / urban area

What cities in the United States have the most other indic languages speakers?

City / Metropolitan area / CBSA	Number of speakers	Margin of Error	Speak English less than "Very Well"	Margin of Error
New York-Newark-Jersey City [NY]	186,412	5,882	82,700	3,417
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria [DC-VA-MD-WV]	40,397	2,774	13,539	1,236
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim [CA]	38,317	2,377	15,007	1,557
San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward [CA]	32,985	2,595	11,716	1,258
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara [CA]	23,974	1,579	7,078	779
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington [TX]	23,535	1,973	8,696	1,164
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin [IL-IN]	22,015	1,633	7,114	878
Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington [PA-NJ-DE-MD]	20,104	1,510	7,596	925
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn [MI]	19,935	1,461	8,898	951
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell [GA]	18,622	1,906	6,935	998
Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land [TX]	18,534	1,796	6,073	850
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue [WA]	17,943	1,877	7,426	989
Sacramento-Roseville-Arden-Arcade [CA]	17,199	2,063	7,006	955
Boston-Cambridge-Newton [MA-NH]	15,101	1,481	4,924	874
Fresno [CA]	12,410	1,378	5,906	730
Stockton-Lodi [CA]	9,817	1,612	4,162	753
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario [CA]	8,636	1,810	3,125	814
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson [MD]	7,335	1,162	2,614	506
Bakersfield [CA]	6,820	1,045	3,449	577
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach [FL]	6,623	1,117	2,010	555
Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale [AZ]	6,335	1,171	1,957	476
Denver-Aurora-Lakewood [CO]	5,779	878	2,240	591
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington [MN-WI]	5,502	769	1,769	502
Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson [IN]	5,311	803	1,716	445
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro [OR-WA]	4,986	983	1,875	589
Modesto [CA]	4,878	882	2,566	662
San Diego-Carlsbad [CA]	4,642	844	1,471	446
St. Louis [MO-IL]	4,268	827	1,541	407
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater [FL]	3,926	896	927	289
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford [CT]	3,899	690	1,511	352
Pittsburgh [PA]	3,873	666	1,641	528
Austin-Round Rock [TX]	3,766	755	719	286
Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk [CT]	3,705	686	1,506	391
Cleveland-Elyria [OH]	3,652	637	1,419	409
Raleigh [NC]	3,619	753	1,185	417
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia [NC-SC]	3,378	722	1,170	365
Atlantic City-Hammonton [NJ]	3,171	584	1,778	417
Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin [TN]	3,105	685	1,314	442
Richmond [VA]	3,072	563	717	263
Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls [NY]	3,058	662	1,461	357
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford [FL]	2,985	727	823	290
Trenton [NJ]	2,967	770	1,086	509
Columbus [OH]	2,957	651	750	284
Salt Lake City [UT]	2,676	744	1,493	502
Cincinnati [OH-KY-IN]	2,668	558	975	342
Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis [WI]	2,640	619	1,111	430
Worcester [MA-CT]	2,569	707	1,208	425
Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise [NV]	2,549	663	1,180	448
Vallejo-Fairfield [CA]	2,541	644	1,064	315
Kansas City [MO-KS]	2,485	476	698	187
New Haven-Milford [CT]	2,454	513	830	309
Louisville Jefferson County [KY]	2,249	637	927	391
Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton [PA-NJ]	2,156	626	622	247
Rochester [NY]	2,134	646	1,214	510
Syracuse [NY]	2,104	481	1,204	305
San Antonio-New Braunfels [TX]	2,103	581	674	283
Jacksonville [FL]	2,052	633	894	468
Albany-Schenectady-Troy [NY]	2,025	480	732	248
Akron [OH]	1,992	634	1,337	508
Providence-Warwick [RI-MA]	1,973	571	723	415
Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura [CA]	1,953	481	701	254
Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News [VA-NC]	1,869	558	576	219
Manchester-Nashua [NH]	1,863	588	1,081	357
Lansing-East Lansing [MI]	1,759	501	1,022	395
Omaha-Council Bluffs [NE-IA]	1,701	531	900	381
Harrisburg-Carlisle [PA]	1,505	459	852	363
Reno [NV]	1,501	591	716	307
Greensboro-High Point [NC]	1,417	435	649	294
Memphis [TN-MS-AR]	1,391	357	426	157
Grand Rapids-Wyoming [MI]	1,358	417	764	292
New Orleans-Metairie [LA]	1,358	520	474	278
Springfield [MA]	1,320	481	866	384
Des Moines-West Des Moines [IA]	1,209	539	493	221
Ann Arbor [MI]	1,004	289	206	96
Madison [WI]	947	327	352	226
Dayton [OH]	896	345	237	150
Durham-Chapel Hill [NC]	874	337	203	162
Santa Rosa [CA]	873	350	372	198
Tucson [AZ]	694	269	294	182
Colorado Springs [CO]	660	442	392	383
Oklahoma City [OK]	643	258	227	110
Baton Rouge [LA]	624	229	251	150
Santa Maria-Santa Barbara [CA]	624	228	129	89
Albuquerque [NM]	608	280	113	66
Salinas [CA]	597	273	148	94
Lancaster [PA]	574	250	333	184
Cape Coral-Fort Myers [FL]	459	282	148	135
New York-Newark-Jersey City [NY-NJ-PA]	438	310	206	189
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach [FL]	435	222	127	112
Anchorage [AK]	433	337	233	204
Tulsa [OK]	416	169	83	51
Urban Honolulu [HI]	361	172	112	77
Spokane-Spokane Valley [WA]	339	143	190	106
Lafayette [LA]	201	129	132	101
Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island [FL]	109	99	47	47
Show Low [AZ]	93	95	40	44
Portland-South Portland [ME]	89	73	18	27
Kahului-Wailuku-Lahaina [HI]	66	95	24	37
Farmington [NM]	23	38	(B)	-

Notes

Number of speakers and Speak English less than "Very Well": Detailed-language estimates are rounded to the nearest multiple of five. Aggregate estimates ("language category" and "language sub-category" entries) are unrounded and appear in table B16001. Detailed-language estimates may not sum to aggregate estimates because of rounding.
Margin of Error and Margin of Error: Data are based on a sample and are subject to sampling variability. The degree of uncertainty for an estimate arising from sampling variability is represented through the use of a margin of error. The value shown here is the 90 percent margin of error. The margin of error can be interpreted roughly as providing a 90 percent probability that the interval defined by the estimate minus the margin of error and the estimate plus the margin of error (the lower and upper confidence bounds) contains the true value. In addition to sampling variability, the ACS estimates are subject to nonsampling error (for a discussion of nonsampling variability, see Accuracy of the Data. The effect of nonsampling error is not represented in these tables.
(D): Data withheld to avoid disclosure.
(B): Either no sample observations or too few sample observations were available to compute an estimate.
(X): Question does not apply.
-: Either no sample observations or too few sample observations were available to compute a standard error and thus the margin of error. A statistical test is not appropriate.