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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