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Share of residents born outside the U.S. (not counting people born abroad to American parents).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 14.1%
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- 1California27%
- 2New Jersey23.9%
- 3New York22.8%
- 4Florida21.9%
- 5Nevada19.1%
- 6Massachusetts18%
- 7Hawaii17.9%
- 8Texas17.6%
- 9Maryland16.6%
- 10Connecticut15.7%
- 11Washington15.4%
- 12Rhode Island15.3%
- 13Illinois14.7%
- 14District of Columbia14.3%
- 15Virginia13.1%
- 16Arizona13%
- 17Georgia11.2%
- 18Delaware10.7%
- 19Colorado9.8%
- 20Oregon9.8%
- 21New Mexico9.4%
- 22North Carolina9.1%
- 23Utah8.9%
- 24Minnesota8.7%
- 25Nebraska8%
- 26Alaska7.7%
- 27Pennsylvania7.7%
- 28Kansas7.4%
- 29Michigan7.2%
- 30Oklahoma6.4%
- 31Indiana6.3%
- 32New Hampshire6.1%
- 33Tennessee6.1%
- 34Idaho5.9%
- 35Iowa5.9%
- 36South Carolina5.8%
- 37Arkansas5.4%
- 38Ohio5.2%
- 39Wisconsin5.2%
- 40Louisiana4.9%
- 41Kentucky4.7%
- 42North Dakota4.7%
- 43Missouri4.5%
- 44Vermont4.3%
- 45Maine4.1%
- 46Alabama4%
- 47South Dakota4%
- 48Wyoming3.5%
- 49Mississippi2.4%
- 50Montana2.3%
- 51West Virginia1.8%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest foreign-born residents in the U.S.?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 33010 (Hialeah, FL) has the highest: 78.4%.
Which zip code has the lowest foreign-born residents in the U.S.?
49969 (Watersmeet, MI) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the foreign-born residents for the United States?
14.1%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents born outside the U.S. (not counting people born abroad to American parents).
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