Fact Sheets: Number of Languages Other Than English Spoken In Each State
| Alabama | 92 |
| Alaska | 90 |
| Arizona | 129 |
| Arkansas | 83 |
| California | 207 |
| Colorado | 123 |
| Connecticut | 94 |
| Delaware | 66 |
| District of Columbia | 79 |
| Florida | 134 |
| Georgia | 118 |
| Hawaii | 91 |
| Idaho | 82 |
| Illinois | 132 |
| Indiana | 105 |
| Iowa | 104 |
| Kansas | 97 |
| Kentucky | 91 |
| Louisiana | 93 |
| Maine | 74 |
| Maryland | 117 |
| Massachusetts | 118 |
| Michigan | 125 |
| Minnesota | 124 |
| Mississippi | 67 |
| Missouri | 114 |
| Montana | 81 |
| Nebraska | 87 |
| Nevada | 99 |
| New Hampshire | 77 |
| New Jersey | 130 |
| New Mexico | 94 |
| New York | 169 |
| North Carolina | 122 |
| North Dakota | 66 |
| Ohio | 116 |
| Oklahoma | 120 |
| Oregon | 138 |
| Pennsylvania | 135 |
| Rhode Island | 76 |
| South Carolina | 91 |
| South Dakota | 62 |
| Tennesse | 109 |
| Texas | 145 |
| Utah | 103 |
| Vermont | 64 |
| Virginia | 123 |
| Washington | 163 |
| West Virgnia | 67 |
| Wisconsin | 117 |
| Wyoming | 56 |
The language data is obtained from Census 2000 and refers to the population age five and older speaking a given language at home. Data is subject to Census confidentiality protections, which suppresses information directly identifiable to a person or small group of people.
