Immigration to the United States
Immigration by state
Columns: North Carolina | 273.7% | South Carolina | 132.1% | Mississippi | 95.8% | Wisconsin | 59.4% | Vermont | 32.5%
Georgia | 233.4% | Minnesota | 130.4% | Washington | 90.7% | New Jersey | 52.7% | Connecticut | 32.4% | Nevada | 202.0% | Idaho | 121.7% | Texas | 90.2% | Alaska | 49.8% | New Hampshire | 31.5% | Arkansas | 196.3% | Kansas | 114.4% | New Mexico | 85.8% | Michigan | 47.3% | Ohio | 30.7% | Utah | 170.8% | Iowa | 110.3% | Virginia | 82.9% | Wyoming | 46.5% | Hawaii | 30.4% | Tennessee | 169.0% | Oregon | 108.0% | Missouri | 80.8% | Pennsylvania | 37.6% | North Dakota | 29.0% | Nebraska | 164.7% | Alabama | 101.6% | South Dakota | 74.6% | California | 37.2% | Rhode Island | 25.4% | Colorado | 159.7% | Delaware | 101.6% | Maryland | 65.3% | New York | 35.6% | West Virginia | 23.4% | Arizona | 135.9% | Oklahoma | 101.2% | Florida | 60.6% | Massachusetts | 34.7% | Montana | 19.0%