The racial and ethnic demographic makeup of New Ulm, Minnesota, is predominantly White (Non-Hispanic), which significantly outnumbers other groups.
Key Racial and Ethnic Demographics in New Ulm
Based on recent data from 2022, the following are the populations for the most common racial and ethnic groups in New Ulm:
| Race/Ethnicity | Population (2022) |
|---|---|
| White (Non-Hispanic) | 13,000 |
| White (Hispanic) | 232 |
| Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) | 189 |
White (Non-Hispanic) residents comprise the largest demographic group, with their population being approximately 56.1 times greater than any other single race or ethnicity in New Ulm. Following White (Non-Hispanic) residents, the White (Hispanic) population is the second most common ethnic group, and Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) residents constitute the third most prevalent group.
