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U.S. Judicial Districts - State of Massachusetts (2015)Percent of Persons 5 Years and Over Who Speak a Language

Other Than English at Home and Speak English Less than "Very Well"

Pie charts represent total number of LEP persons withina judicial district by language spoken (percentage).

Source: U.S. Census 2011-2015 American Community Survey DataTable B16001LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY ABILITY TO SPEAKENGLISH FOR THE POPULATION 5 YEARS AND OVERThe estimates from ACS are based on a sample surveyand hence are subject to sampling error.

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JUDICIAL DISTRICTS-%LEP for Less Than Very Well (2015)<=1%

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Total LEP (LVW) = 565,818

Spanish39%

Portuguese14%

Chinese11%

French Creole

6%

Vietnamese4%

All Other Languages

26%