Table 3.14 Foreign-Born Population living in U.S. Regions by Sex and World Region of Birth: March 2001 (Numbers in thousands. 1/ 2/) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |SEX AND REGION | | WORLD REGION OF BIRTH | | | |-----------------------------------------------------------| | | FOREIGN BORN | EUROPE | ASIA |LATIN AMERICA | OTHER AREAS | | |--------------+--------------+--------------+--------------+--------------| | |Number|Percent|Number|Percent|Number|Percent|Number|Percent|Number|Percent| |----------------+------+-------+------+-------+------+-------+------+-------+------+-------| |Total | | | | | | | | | | | | Total |31,811| 100.0| 4,476| 100.0| 8,509| 100.0|15,987| 100.0| 2,839| 100.0| | Northeast | 7,380| 23.2| 1,788| 40.0| 1,793| 21.1| 3,017| 18.9| 782| 27.5| | Midwest | 3,508| 11.0| 723| 16.2| 1,196| 14.1| 1,131| 7.1| 457| 16.1| | South | 8,824| 27.7| 826| 18.5| 1,619| 19.0| 5,565| 34.8| 814| 28.7| | West |12,098| 38.0| 1,138| 25.4| 3,902| 45.9| 6,274| 39.2| 785| 27.7| |Male | | | | | | | | | | | | Total |16,068| 100.0| 2,056| 100.0| 4,062| 100.0| 8,441| 100.0| 1,509| 100.0| | Northeast | 3,635| 22.6| 841| 40.9| 921| 22.7| 1,474| 17.5| 399| 26.5| | Midwest | 1,824| 11.4| 326| 15.8| 607| 14.9| 652| 7.7| 239| 15.8| | South | 4,593| 28.6| 367| 17.9| 780| 19.2| 2,991| 35.4| 454| 30.1| | West | 6,015| 37.4| 522| 25.4| 1,753| 43.2| 3,324| 39.4| 416| 27.6| |Female | | | | | | | | | | | | Total |15,743| 100.0| 2,420| 100.0| 4,447| 100.0| 7,546| 100.0| 1,330| 100.0| | Northeast | 3,745| 23.8| 948| 39.2| 871| 19.6| 1,544| 20.5| 383| 28.8| | Midwest | 1,684| 10.7| 398| 16.4| 589| 13.2| 479| 6.3| 218| 16.4| | South | 4,231| 26.9| 459| 19.0| 839| 18.9| 2,574| 34.1| 360| 27.0| | West | 6,083| 38.6| 616| 25.4| 2,148| 48.3| 2,950| 39.1| 370| 27.8| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1/ The majority of those born in 'Latin America' are from Mexico. Those born in 'Other Areas' are from Africa, Oceania, Bermuda and Canada. 2/ U.S. Regions and World Regions are different. For definitions of these and other geographic terms see 'Profile of the Foreign-Born Population in the United States, 1997.' (P23-195) SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, March 2001 Ethnic and Hispanic Statistics Branch, Population Division