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Where in Madrid are Latin American names?

8.9% of classified records in Madrid are assigned to the Latin American category. That makes it the 2nd largest of 8 non-local categories in the city. 21 neighbourhoods have published Latin American shares. The combined share in covered Spain cities is 6.8%. Based on IndoEuroMap data, not census data.

Content updated · By Bernat Sampera

Retiro: 7.8%Moratalaz: 8.2%Puente de Vallecas: 11.2%Chamberí: 7.8%Tetuán: 9.2%Usera: 11.3%Carabanchel: 11.9%Centro: 8.1%Villaverde: 10.6%Villa de Vallecas: 8.6%Salamanca: 8.1%Chamartín: 8.2%Hortaleza: 9%Vicálvaro: 9.8%Barajas: 7.8%Fuencarral-El Pardo: 6.7%Moncloa-Aravaca: 8.3%San Blas - Canillejas: 8.5%Ciudad Lineal: 9.2%Arganzuela: 8%Latina: 9%0%15%+no data or suppressed
IndoEuroMap data. A category percentage is its share of retained classified source records. It is not a percentage of residents. Method: how IndoEuroMap classifies records.
Madrid: 165,921 classified records in 21 neighbourhoods. 21 neighbourhoods have a published share for this category. The table ranks them by that share.
NeighbourhoodLatin American shareLatin American recordsClassified records
Carabanchel 11.9% 1,077 9,054
Usera 11.3% 1,134 10,024
Puente de Vallecas 11.2% 1,000 8,942
Villaverde 10.6% 299 2,821
Vicálvaro 9.8% 462 4,691
Ciudad Lineal 9.2% 854 9,284
Tetuán 9.2% 716 7,749
Hortaleza 9% 166 1,845
Latina 9% 666 7,422
Villa de Vallecas 8.6% 119 1,390
San Blas - Canillejas 8.5% 835 9,782
Moncloa-Aravaca 8.3% 813 9,773
Chamartín 8.2% 785 9,607
Moratalaz 8.2% 745 9,070
Centro 8.1% 842 10,401
Salamanca 8.1% 886 10,896
Arganzuela 8% 837 10,496
Barajas 7.8% 530 6,794
Chamberí 7.8% 830 10,580
Retiro 7.8% 822 10,480
Fuencarral-El Pardo 6.7% 322 4,820

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