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Old 06-29-2010, 11:42 PM
 
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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oh so thats what i meant huh?

i could've sworn i just asked a question
Hey well it's just the way I saw things. Just giving you a hard time man, lol!
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Old 06-30-2010, 02:22 AM
 
Location: From Orlando, FL to Las Vegas, NV
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I'm curious about Seattle and Las Vegas... Does anyone have info about those two cities?
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Old 06-30-2010, 05:23 AM
 
Location: Brooklyn, NY $$$
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I'm curious about Seattle and Las Vegas... Does anyone have info about those two cities?
i would guess that vegas has a lot of fillipino and Mexican immigrants.
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Old 06-30-2010, 06:28 AM
 
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little rock arkansas has jamaicans?
yeah a ton of Jamaicans
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Old 06-30-2010, 09:17 AM
 
Location: Willowbend/Houston
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What about Phoenix? Im curious about them.
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Old 06-30-2010, 09:24 AM
 
Location: Miami/ Washington DC
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Great stats! Great post

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Damn, did Puerto Ricans stop comin to America all of a sudden?
Since people born in Puerto Rico get US Citizenship passports etc.. They are allowed to live in the US without doing any paper work etc.. By stats they are American they are not immigrants.
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Old 06-30-2010, 11:08 AM
 
Location: Northridge, Los Angeles, CA
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Requested cities, along with Detroit and Minneapolis:

Detailed Tables - American FactFinder

Phoenix MSA
Foreign Born Population: 692,038 (16.6% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 444,412
2. Canada: 23,080
3. India: 18,710
4. Philippines: 14,320
5. Vietnam: 12,943
6. China: 12,127
7. United Kingdom: 10,782
8. Guatemala: 10,339
9. Germany: 9,536
10. El Salvador: 8,063

Top 10 total: 564,222 (81.5% of the foreign born population)

Denver CSA
Foreign Born population: 366,493 (12.3% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 188,051
2. Vietnam: 15,526
3. Korea: 11,846
4. China: 10,530
5. India: 9,212
6. Canada: 9,123
7. United Kingdom: 8,501
8. Russia: 7,866
9. Germany: 7,518
10. El Salvador: 5,719

Top 10 total: 273,892 (74.7% of the foreign born population)

Detroit CSA
Foreign Born population: 427,673 (7.9% of the total population)

1. India: 40,055
2. Mexico: 39,254
3. Iraq: 32,802
4. Canada: 30,382
5. China: 24,148
6. Lebanon: 20,076
7. Germany: 13,802
8. United Kingdom: 13,118
9. Korea: 12,911
10. Poland: 11,978

Top 10 total: 209,144 (48.9% of the foreign born population)

Las Vegas CSA
Foreign Born population: 400,583 (21.5% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 186,235
2. Philippines: 47,773
3. El Salvador: 16,205
4. China: 12,111
5. Cuba: 10,695
6. Canada: 8,616
7. Guatemala: 7,840
8. Korea: 6,966
9. United Kingdom: 6,590
10. German: 5,822

Top 10 total: 308,853 (77.1% of the foreign born population)

Minneapolis CSA
Foreign Born population: 292,069 (8.3% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 47,989
2. Laos: 24,138
3. Somalia (under Other East Africa): 18,472
4. India: 16,603
5. Vietnam: 14,744
6. Korea: 10,933
7. Ethiopia: 10,717
8. China: 10,658
9. Thailand: 8,783
10. Canada: 8,649

Top 10 total: 171,686 (58.8% of the foreign born population)

Seattle CSA
Foreign Born population: 563,771 (14.0% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 90,687
2. Philippines: 47,473
3. China: 46,843
4. Korea: 42,480
5. Vietnam: 41,453
6. Canada: 32,064
7. India: 27,582
8. Ukraine: 17,403
9. United Kingdom: 16,814
10. Germany: 13,358

Top 10 total: 376,157 (66.7% of the foreign born population)
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Old 06-30-2010, 01:13 PM
 
Location: Northridge, Los Angeles, CA
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Some more number crunching (not exactly what my intention was, but I think its interesting anyways.) Man, maybe the census should pay me for the work I'm doing:

Detailed Tables - American FactFinder

United States Population:
301,327,703
Northeast : 54,771,492 (18.1% of the US population)
Midwest: 66,307,287 (22.1% of the US population)
South: 110,256,787 (36.6% of the US population)
West: 69,902,137 (23.2% of the population)

Regions Defined Here: http://www.census.gov/geo/www/us_regdiv.pdf

Foreign born: 37,679,349
Northeast: 8,219,423 (21.8% of the US population)
Midwest: 4,245,503 (11.3% of the US population)
South: 11,490,456 (30.5% of the US population)
West: 13,723,967 (36.4% of the US population)

European born: 4,986,881
Northeast: 1,789,373 (35.9% of the Europe born)
Midwest: 938,170 (18.8% of the Europe born)
South: 1,094,812 (22% of the Europe born)
West: 1,164,526 (23.3% of the Europe born)

Asian born: 10,123,585
Northeast: 2,235,753 (22.0% of the Asian born)
Midwest: 1,299,422 (12.8% of the Asian born)
South: 2,204,055 (21.7% of the Asian born)
West: 4,384,355 (43.3% of the Asian born)

East Asian born (China, Japan, Korea): 3,286,660
Northeast: 870,243 (26.4% of the East Asian born)
Midwest: 363,737 (11.1% of the East Asian born)
South: 616,126 (18.8% of the East Asian born)
West: 1,436,554 (43.7% of the East Asian born)

South Central Asia born (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Iran, etc.): 2,486,214
Northeast: 721,306 (29% of the South Asian born)
Midwest: 383,328 (15.3% of the South Asian born)
South: 662,108 (26.6% of the South Asian born)
West: 719,472 (28.9% of the South Asian born)

Southeast Asia born (Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand): 3,515,380
Northeast: 430,632 (12.2% of the Southeast Asian born)
Midwest: 379,854 (10.8% of the Southeast Asian born)
South: 753,983 (21.5% of the Southeast Asian born)
West: 1,950,911 (55.5% of the Southeast Asian born)

Western Asia (more commonly, the Middle East + Caucasus):797,324
Northeast: 206,050 (25.8% of the West Asian born)
Midwest: 163,178 (20.5% of the West Asian born)
South: 161,753 (20.3% of the West Asian born)
West: 266,343 (33.4% of the West Asian born)

Africa:
1,408,487
Northeast: 387,900 (27.5% of the African born)
Midwest: 232,073 (16.4% of the African born)
South: 533,767 (38.0% of the African born)
West: 254,747 (18.1% of the African born)

Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands): 209,852
Northeast: 22,823 (10.8% of the Oceania born)
Midwest: 15,544 (7.4% of the Oceania born)
South: 36,422 (17.4% of the Oceania born)
West: 135,063 (64.4% of the Oceania born)

Americas (the WHOLE Western Hemisphere): 20,950,544
Northeast: 3,783,574 (18.0% of the Americas born)
Midwest: 1,760,294 (8.4% of the Americas born)
South: 7,621,400 (36.4% of the Americas born)
West: 7,785,276 (37.2% of the Americas born)

Caribbean: 3,373,906
Northeast: 1,580,810 (46.8% of the Caribbean born)
Midwest: 72,691 (2.2% of the Caribbean born)
South: 1,605,872 (47.6% of the Caribbean born)
West: 114,533 (3.4% of the Caribbean born)

Central America (incl. Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama): 14,177,884
Northeast: 915,790 (6.4% of Central American born)
Midwest: 1,432,537 (10.1% of Central American born)
South: 4,789,648 (33.9% of Central American born)
West: 7,039,909 (49.6% of Central American born)

South America: 2,556,231
Northeast: 1,108,314 (43.4% of the South American born)
Midwest: 129,493 (5.0% of the South American born)
South: 975,424 (38.2% of the South American born)
West: 343,000 (13.4% of the South American born)

North America (Canada and..well, nothing much really): 842,523
Northeast: 178,660 (21.2% of the North American born)
Midwest: 125,573 (14.9% of the North American born)
South: 250,456 (29.7% of the North American born)
West: 287,834 (34.2% of the North American born)

Proportionality rankings
Foreign Born
West is 57% overrepresented than its share in the US population
Northeast is 20% overrepresented than its share in the US population
South is 17% underrepresented than its share in the US population
Midwest is 49% underrepresented than its share in the US population

In terms of its share of the US population, the Northeast (18.1% of the US population) has a bigger share of:
North American/Canadian (21.2)
Western Asia (25.8)
East Asians (26.4)
Africa (27.5)
South Central Asia (29)
Europeans (35.9)
South American (43.4)
Caribbean (46.8)

The Midwest (22.1% of the US population) has a bigger share of:
No groups

The South (36.6% of the US population) has a bigger share of:
Africa (38.0)
South America (38.2)
Caribbean (47.6)

The West (23.2% of the US population) has a bigger share of:
Europe (23.3)
South Central Asia (28.9)
Western Asia (33.4)
North America/Canada (34.2)
East Asia (43.7)
Central America (49.6)
Southeast Asia (55.5)
Oceania (64.4)


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Old 07-01-2010, 01:19 AM
 
Location: Brisbane
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Hey thanks for that, something i was really interested in! At 12.5% of the population the % of americans not born in actually born Amercia is actually a lot lower than i thought it would be? The actual numbers however are quite staggering espcially the numbers comming from the remainder of the americas.

On the other side the number of european born americans is a lot lower than i expected? Was their not a massive rush of europeans moving to america after the 2nd world war?

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Old 07-01-2010, 02:56 AM
 
Location: Spain
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Originally Posted by Lifeshadower View Post
Requested cities, along with Detroit and Minneapolis:

Detailed Tables - American FactFinder

Phoenix MSA
Foreign Born Population: 692,038 (16.6% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 444,412
2. Canada: 23,080
3. India: 18,710
4. Philippines: 14,320
5. Vietnam: 12,943
6. China: 12,127
7. United Kingdom: 10,782
8. Guatemala: 10,339
9. Germany: 9,536
10. El Salvador: 8,063

Top 10 total: 564,222 (81.5% of the foreign born population)

Denver CSA
Foreign Born population: 366,493 (12.3% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 188,051
2. Vietnam: 15,526
3. Korea: 11,846
4. China: 10,530
5. India: 9,212
6. Canada: 9,123
7. United Kingdom: 8,501
8. Russia: 7,866
9. Germany: 7,518
10. El Salvador: 5,719

Top 10 total: 273,892 (74.7% of the foreign born population)

Detroit CSA
Foreign Born population: 427,673 (7.9% of the total population)

1. India: 40,055
2. Mexico: 39,254
3. Iraq: 32,802
4. Canada: 30,382
5. China: 24,148
6. Lebanon: 20,076
7. Germany: 13,802
8. United Kingdom: 13,118
9. Korea: 12,911
10. Poland: 11,978

Top 10 total: 209,144 (48.9% of the foreign born population)

Las Vegas CSA
Foreign Born population: 400,583 (21.5% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 186,235
2. Philippines: 47,773
3. El Salvador: 16,205
4. China: 12,111
5. Cuba: 10,695
6. Canada: 8,616
7. Guatemala: 7,840
8. Korea: 6,966
9. United Kingdom: 6,590
10. German: 5,822

Top 10 total: 308,853 (77.1% of the foreign born population)

Minneapolis CSA
Foreign Born population: 292,069 (8.3% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 47,989
2. Laos: 24,138
3. Somalia (under Other East Africa): 18,472
4. India: 16,603
5. Vietnam: 14,744
6. Korea: 10,933
7. Ethiopia: 10,717
8. China: 10,658
9. Thailand: 8,783
10. Canada: 8,649

Top 10 total: 171,686 (58.8% of the foreign born population)

Seattle CSA
Foreign Born population: 563,771 (14.0% of the total population)

1. Mexico: 90,687
2. Philippines: 47,473
3. China: 46,843
4. Korea: 42,480
5. Vietnam: 41,453
6. Canada: 32,064
7. India: 27,582
8. Ukraine: 17,403
9. United Kingdom: 16,814
10. Germany: 13,358

Top 10 total: 376,157 (66.7% of the foreign born population)
I wouldn't be mad if you wanted to crunch the numbers for Portland.
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