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Source Countries for the 20 Largest Immigrant Groups in New York City

1. Dominican Republic11. India
2. China12. Colombia
3. Jamaica13. Ukraine
4. *Mexico14. Poland

5. Guyana

15. Italy
6. Ecuador16. Philippines
7. Haiti17. *Bangladesh
8. Trinidad & Tobago18. Honduras
9. Russia19. Pakistan
10. Korea20. Peru

*fastest growing immigrant groups

Source: Top Places of Birth among the Foreign-born
New York City, ACS PUMS 2008

English Language Ability of Persons Ages 5 & Over
New York City, 2006

PeoplePercent
Total7,637,879100%
Speaks only English at home3,986,07452.2%
Speaks only another language at home3,651,80547.8%
Not English Proficient1,791,66423.5%
English Proficient1,860,14124.4%

Source: 2006 ACS PUMS
Population Divsion, NYC Department of City Planning

New York City's Limited English Proficient (LEP) Population

 NumberPercent
Total LEP1,791,664100%
Native-born294,60316.4%
Foreign-born1,497,06183.6%
   
Top LEP Languages  
Spanish910,26450.8%
Chinese256,61314.3%
Russian121,1046.8%
Korean53,2813.0%
Italian41,1322.3%
French Creole38,1152.1%
Bengali30,5001.7%
Polish27,2611.5%
French26,1301.5%
Yiddish24,8751.4%

Source: 2006 ACS PUMS
Population Divsion, NYC Department of City Planning


Demographic Maps 

New York City

Foreign Born by Country of Origin
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Non-English Speakers in The Bronx
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Non-English Speakers in Brooklyn
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Non-English Speakers in Manhattan
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Non-English Speakers in Queens
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Non-English Speakers in Staten Island
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