Key Demographic: U.S. Immigrants by Metro Area, 1995-1998

All Metro Areas

January 01, 2000

Key Demographic: U.S. Immigrants by Metro Area, 1995-1998
	1995	1996	1997	1998
All Metro Areas	720,461	915,100	798,378	660,477
1. New York	111,687	133,168	107,434	82,175
2. Los Angeles	54,669	64,285	62,314	59,598
3. Chicago	31,730	39,989	35,386	30,355
4. Miami	30,935	41,527	45,707	28,853
5. Washington, D.C.	25,717	34,327	31,444	24,032
6. San Francisco	15,773	18,171	16,892	15,540
7. Oakland	12,011	15,759	15,723	14,437
8. Houston	14,379	21,387	17,439	13,183
9. Boston	16,750	18,726	13,937	13,937
10. San Jose	12,855	13,854	17,374	17,374

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