the total population of new england is approximately 4. 8 million.
what is the total population of new england?
approximately 4. 8 million
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white americans make up the majority of new england's population at 83.4% of the total population, hispanic and latino americans are new england's largest minority, and they are the second-largest group in the region behind non-hispanic european americans. as of 2014, hispanics and latinos of any race made up 10.2% of new england's population. connecticut had the highest proportion at 13.9%, while vermont had the lowest at 1.3%. there were nearly 1.5 million hispanic and latino individuals reported in new england in 2014. puerto ricans were the most numerous of the hispanic and latino subgroups. over 660,000 puerto ricans lived in new england in 2014, forming 4.5% of the population. the dominican population is over 200,000, and the mexican and guatemalan populations are each over 100,000. americans of cuban descent are scant in number; there were roughly 26,000 cuban americans in the region in 2014. people of all other hispanic and latino ancestries, including salvadoran, colombian, and bolivian, formed 2.5% of new england's population, and numbered over 361,000 combined.
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