2016 ACS Census Report: Foreign-Born Population for PCSAs

[stanley-88888888]

^ thanx, i gotta' wait to rep you again.
weird that mexico is considered central-american and not north-american.
weird that jamaica and brazil are considered latin-american and not anglo-american and lusophone, respectively.
(other than canada and central-america, whats other northern-america (belize ?) ?)

youtube.com: america: country or continent

[585WNY]

Four pages and not a single link of where to view the data for ourselves...

[marothisu]

Originally Posted by 585WNY

Four pages and not a single link of where to view the data for ourselves...

Considering the title states 2016 ACS, everyone on this forum should know exactly what this is and where to find it:

http://factfinder2.census.gov

[mhays25]

My city only has 2015 ACS, and I don't see anything for metros.

[Trafalgar Law]

This should help.




They'll release more information in the coming weeks to months on specified nationalities and linguistic characteristics of geographic areas.

[Trafalgar Law]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

weird that mexico is considered central-american and not north-american.

Central America is a subregion of the North American continent. North America goes from as far north as Canada and Greenland all the way south to the tip of Panama. All in all, North America is home to 23 countries and an additional 22-25 dependent territories.

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

weird that jamaica and brazil are considered latin-american and not anglo-american and lusophone, respectively.

That's because Latin America is a cultural realm, not a continent. Latin America refers to the areas in the Western Hemisphere that were colonized by conquistadors and colonizing monarchies from Europe's Iberian Peninsula (i.e. Spain and Portugal).