Foreign Born - Cities With Largest Foreign Born Populations

Cities With Largest Foreign Born Populations

Rank City Country Estimate Source Foreign-Born Population
1 London United Kingdom United Kingdom Census 2011 2,998,264
2 New York City United States 2010 United States Census 2,943,047
3 Los Angeles United States 2010 United States Census 1,555,056
4 Toronto Canada Canada 2006 Census 1,237,720
5 Chicago United States 2010 United States Census 584,944
6 Montreal Canada Canada 2006 Census 490,200
7 Paris France INSEE 436,576
8 Vancouver Canada Canada 2006 Census 260,760
9 Milan Italy Istat 2011 236,855
10 Ottawa Canada Canada 2006 Census 178,545
11 Birmingham United Kingdom United Kingdom Census 2011 177,045
12 Boston United States 2010 United States Census 167,311
13 Washington DC United States 2010 United States Census 83,429

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