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America Speaks: A Demographic Profile of Foreign-Language Speakers for the United States: 2000

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America Speaks: A Demographic Profile of Foreign-Language Speakers for the United States: 2000

Report Number: PHC-T-42

Household Tables Revised: May 7, 2007

Note: An error in processing caused an understatement, in Tables 1B to 52B, of the total number of households and the total number in each category. Distributions of households across certain characteristics were also affected. We have corrected the data.

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America Speaks: A Demographic Profile of Foreign-Language Speakers: 2000

Table 1a. United States

Table 2a. Alabama

Table 3a. Alaska

Table 4a. Arizona

Table 5a. Arkansas

Table 6a. California

Table 7a. Colorado

Table 8a. Connecticut

Table 9a. Delaware

Table 10a. District of Columbia

Table 11a. Florida

Table 12a. Georgia

Table 13a. Hawaii

Table 14a. Idaho

Table 15a. Illinois

Table 16a. Indiana

Table 17a. Iowa

Table 18a. Kansas

Table 19a. Kentucky

Table 20a. Louisiana

Table 21a. Maine

Table 22a. Maryland

Table 23a. Massachusetts

Table 24a. Michigan

Table 25a. Minnesota

Table 26a. Mississippi

Table 27a. Missouri

Table 28a. Montana

Table 29a. Nebraska

Table 30a. Nevada

Table 31a. New Hampshire

Table 32a. New Jersey

Table 33a. New Mexico

Table 34a. New York

Table 35a. North Carolina

Table 36a. North Dakota

Table 37a. Ohio

Table 38a. Oklahoma

Table 39a. Oregon

Table 40a. Pennsylvania

Table 41a. Rhode Island

Table 42a. South Carolina

Table 43a. South Dakota

Table 44a. Tennessee

Table 45a. Texas

Table 46a. Utah

Table 47a. Vermont

Table 48a. Virginia

Table 49a. Washington

Table 50a. West Virginia

Table 51a. Wisconsin

Table 52a. Wyoming

America Speaks: Selected Characteristics of Households by Linguistic Isolation

Table 1b. United States

Table 2b. Alabama

Table 3b. Alaska

Table 4b. Arizona

Table 5b. Arkansas

Table 6b. California

Table 7b. Colorado

Table 8b. Connecticut

Table 9b. Delaware

Table 10b. District of Columbia

Table 11b. Florida

Table 12b. Georgia

Table 13b. Hawaii

Table 14b. Idaho

Table 15b. Illinois

Table 16b. Indiana

Table 17b. Iowa

Table 18b. Kansas

Table 19b. Kentucky

Table 20b. Louisiana

Table 21b. Maine

Table 22b. Maryland

Table 23b. Massachusetts

Table 24b. Michigan

Table 25b. Minnesota

Table 26b. Mississippi

Table 27b. Missouri

Table 28b. Montana

Table 29b. Nebraska

Table 30b. Nevada

Table 31b. New Hampshire

Table 32b. New Jersey

Table 33b. New Mexico

Table 34b. New York

Table 35b. North Carolina

Table 36b. North Dakota

Table 37b. Ohio

Table 38b. Oklahoma

Table 39b. Oregon

Table 40b. Pennsylvania

Table 41b. Rhode Island

Table 42b. South Carolina

Table 43b. South Dakota

Table 44b. Tennessee

Table 45b. Texas

Table 46b. Utah

Table 47b. Vermont

Table 48b. Virginia

Table 49b. Washington

Table 50b. West Virgina

Table 51b. Wisconsin

Table 52b. Wyoming

Sources and Reference

Census 2000

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