In New York City, various Spanish-speaking communities can be found. While I don’t have the exact figures or a definitive ranking, based on general knowledge, here is a list of some notable Spanish-speaking communities in NYC that you can typically consider, ordered from smallest to largest based on community size and population:
- Salvadoran Community - Represents a smaller population compared to others.
- Panamanian Community - Also relatively small but growing.
- Dominican Community - A significant population in NYC, especially in neighborhoods like Washington Heights.
- Mexican Community - Growing in numbers and visibility in recent years.
- Puerto Rican Community - One of the largest and historically significant Spanish-speaking communities in NYC.
- Colombian Community - Large community, especially in areas like Jackson Heights.
Note: The sizes can vary based on new census data and demographic changes, so it's always a good idea to refer to the most recent population surveys or local demographic studies for precise information.
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