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Table 3.14b  Lower Bound of the Estimates - Foreign-Born Population in U.S. Regions by Sex and World Region of Birth:  2003 ,,,,,
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SEX AND U.S. REGION1,,World Region of Birth2,,,
,Foreign Born,Europe,Asia,Latin America,Other Areas
"Total, Both Sexes","33,315,946","4,689,236","9,055,264","17,332,870","2,016,939"
..Northeast,"7,439,088","1,716,343","1,948,094","3,179,518","511,471"
..Midwest,"3,808,528","882,057","1,204,731","1,361,459","287,772"
..South,"9,622,530","931,692","1,876,725","6,108,133","617,628"
..West,"12,239,926","1,082,920","3,955,318","6,556,982","540,873"
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.Total Male,"16,550,888","2,143,921","4,275,234","9,012,632","997,712"
..Northeast,"3,590,979","808,876","943,724","1,539,905","248,222"
..Midwest,"1,935,651","398,313","575,526","767,265","150,399"
..South,"4,853,255","397,528","890,101","3,202,203","309,728"
..West,"6,048,820","494,125","1,817,801","3,424,187","253,530"
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.Total Female,"16,731,782","2,532,115","4,764,851","8,298,337","1,011,030",,,,,
..Northeast,"3,832,335","897,032","997,940","1,627,967","256,619",,,,,
..Midwest,"1,862,279","479,750","622,600","585,936","133,601",,,,,
..South,"4,749,377","525,911","977,327","2,893,339","302,599",,,,,
..West,"6,172,318","580,310","2,127,170","3,119,494","283,057",,,,,
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"1 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, 2000' (P23-206).",,,,,,,,,,
"2 The majority of those born in 'Latin America' are from Mexico.  Those born in 'Other Areas' are from Africa, Oceania, and Northern America.",,,,,,,,,,

"NOTE:  The 2003 American Community Survey universe is limited to the household population and excludes the population living in institutions, college dormitories, ",,,,,,,,,,
              and other group quarters. Data are based on a sample and are subject to sampling variability (see http://www.census.gov/acs/www/UseData/Accuracy/Accuracy1.htm).   ,,,,,,,,,,
             The degree of uncertainty for an estimate is represented through the use of a confidence interval. The confidence interval computed here is a 90-percent confidence interval  ,,,,,,,,,,
             and can be interpreted roughly as providing 90-percent certainty that the true number falls between the lower and upper bounds.,,,,,,,,,,
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"SOURCE:  U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2003",,,,,,,,,,
"                  Immigration Statistics Staff, Population Division",,,,,
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