Table 3.14 Foreign-Born Population living in U.S. Regions by Sex and World Region of Birth: March 2000 (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 |28,379| 100.0| 4,355| 100.0| 7,246| 100.0|14,477| 100.0| 2,301| 100.0| | Northeast | 6,420| 22.6| 1,712| 39.3| 1,398| 19.3| 2,652| 18.3| 658| 28.6| | Midwest | 3,036| 10.7| 729| 16.7| 930| 12.8| 1,012| 7.0| 365| 15.8| | South | 7,596| 26.8| 857| 19.7| 1,457| 20.1| 4,718| 32.6| 564| 24.5| | West |11,327| 39.9| 1,057| 24.3| 3,461| 47.8| 6,096| 42.1| 714| 31.0| |Male | | | | | | | | | | | | Total |14,200| 100.0| 2,118| 100.0| 3,466| 100.0| 7,373| 100.0| 1,244| 100.0| | Northeast | 3,063| 21.6| 823| 38.8| 670| 19.3| 1,229| 16.7| 341| 27.4| | Midwest | 1,608| 11.3| 363| 17.1| 477| 13.8| 557| 7.6| 211| 17.0| | South | 3,843| 27.1| 401| 19.0| 724| 20.9| 2,387| 32.4| 331| 26.6| | West | 5,686| 40.0| 530| 25.0| 1,596| 46.0| 3,199| 43.4| 361| 29.0| |Female | | | | | | | | | | | | Total |14,179| 100.0| 2,237| 100.0| 3,780| 100.0| 7,105| 100.0| 1,058| 100.0| | Northeast | 3,357| 23.7| 889| 39.7| 728| 19.3| 1,422| 20.0| 318| 30.0| | Midwest | 1,427| 10.1| 366| 16.3| 453| 12.0| 455| 6.4| 154| 14.5| | South | 3,753| 26.5| 456| 20.4| 733| 19.4| 2,332| 32.8| 233| 22.0| | West | 5,642| 39.8| 526| 23.5| 1,865| 49.3| 2,897| 40.8| 354| 33.4| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 2000 Ethnic and Hispanic Statistics Branch, Population Division Internet release date: January 3, 2001