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The Yakima/ Tri-Cities DMA’s Hispanic population centers are split by about 80 miles with the Yakima Metro (plus the Lower Valley) in the north, and the Tri-Cities of Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick (including Walla Walla and Herminston, Oregon) in the south. They really are two separate markets served by their own local Spanish media. About 60% of the Hispanic population is in the north Metro with the remainder in the Tri-Cities end of the DMA. Both areas share a giant influx of thousands of migrant Latinos each year in this agricultural heart of Washington State. Households are very large at an average 4.1 persons each, almost double of their general market counterparts. |
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(All Figures Are For Permanent Hispanics And Do Not Include The Migrant Population) |
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