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UPDATE 2:00 P.M. - Numbers just released by the U.S. Census Bureau show Rio Rancho grew by more than 69% between 2000 to 2010, while Los Lunas grew by nearly 48 percent.

Looking at the population growth in counties. Union County grew by 5 to 15% with a population of 4,549. Unfortunately, the population in Quay County decreased to 9,041. In Curry County, there's also been a 5 to 15% population increase totaling to 48,376. In Roosevelt County also a 5 to 15% population increase to 19, 846.

The white population in New Mexico has grown 15.9% since 2000 totaling to 68.4%. The african american population in the state also grew slightly by 23.9% since 2000 totaling to 2.1%. The population of hispanics in the state has grown by 24.6% bringing the total to 46.3%. A big growth in the population of Asians which grew by 43.5% totaling to 1.4%

PREVIOUSLY: (AP) The U.S. Census Bureau will be releasing the 2010 census details for New Mexico this afternoon. The information released will include summaries of population totals by county and cities, as well as data on race and ethnicity. Early Census Bureau numbers released in December show New Mexico's population grew to more than 2 million over the last decade. The 2010 census found New Mexico's population increased by 13.2 percent over the 2000 count. However, the growth rate over the past decade was slower than it has been historically, and was one of the lowest in state history. New Mexico saw a 20.1 percent population increase from 1990 to 2000. Its population grew 16.3 percent from 1980 to 1990 and 28.2 percent from 1970 to 1980.

Pronews 7 will of course break down the latest figures when the Census Bureau releases those this afternoon. Keep refreshing this page for updates.