View the most partisan surnames in The United States

Where Does The Last Name Santiago Come From? ^{nationality or country of origin}

The surname Santiago (Arabic: سنتياغو, Marathi: संतीअगो, Oriya: ସାିଆେଗା) occurs more in Mexico more than any other country/territory. It can be found as a variant: Sántiago. Click here for further possible spellings of this surname.

How Common Is The Last Name Santiago? ^{popularity and diffusion}

The last name Santiago is the 520^th most frequently held surname on a worldwide basis, held by around 1 in 7,047 people. Santiago is primarily found in The Americas, where 78 percent of Santiago live; 47 percent live in North America and 38 percent live in Hispano-North America. It is also the 1,211^th most frequently used first name throughout the world, held by 780,578 people.

Santiago is most frequently used in Mexico, where it is borne by 395,077 people, or 1 in 314. In Mexico Santiago is most numerous in: Oaxaca, where 22 percent reside, Veracruz, where 18 percent reside and México, where 14 percent reside. Excluding Mexico it is found in 144 countries. It is also common in Brazil, where 15 percent reside and The Philippines, where 14 percent reside.

Santiago Family Population Trend ^{historical fluctuation}

The occurrence of Santiago has changed over time. In The United States the number of people bearing the Santiago surname rose 191,167 percent between 1880 and 2014 and in England it rose 20,000 percent between 1881 and 2014.

Santiago Last Name Statistics ^demography

In The United States those bearing the Santiago surname are 42.75% more likely to be registered Democrats than The US average, with 95.98% being registered to vote for the political party.

The amount Santiago earn in different countries varies greatly. In Italy they earn 42.54% less than the national average, earning €17,255 per year; in Norway they earn 2.95% more than the national average, earning 356,273 kr per year; in Peru they earn 23.28% less than the national average, earning S/. 14,872 per year; in South Africa they earn 187.94% more than the national average, earning R 684,252 per year; in Colombia they earn 15.55% less than the national average, earning $19,171,200 COP per year; in United States they earn 17.51% less than the national average, earning $35,595 USD per year and in Canada they earn 3.59% more than the national average, earning $51,467 CAD per year.