Korean Immigrants in the US

Can you guess the 27 US cities (metro areas) with the largest Korean imimigrant population as a proportion of total population?

All answers are metropolitan areas as defined by OMB, not city boundaries.

Proportion immigrant population is the estimated proportion of all residents, regardless of legal immigration or citizenship status, who were born in Korea (the US Census doesn't distinguish North and South Korea).

Source: US Census Bureau American Factfinder place of birth tables, 2010-2015.

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Korean Immigrant Population	State	Metro Area
1.71%	California	Los Angeles
1.52%	Hawaii	Honolulu
1.31%	Alabama	Auburn-Opelika
1.10%	California	San Jose
1.05%	Washington	Seattle
1.01%		Washington, DC
1.00%	Illinois	Champaign-Urbana
0.95%	Michigan	Ann Arbor
0.88%	New York	Ithaca
0.84%	Washington	Olympia
0.80%	Alaska	Anchorage
0.75%	New York	New York
0.75%	Indiana	Bloomington
0.70%	Texas	Killeen-Temple
0.69%	Maryland	Baltimore
0.69%	Oregon	Corvallis
0.69%	Indiana	Lafayette
0.67%	Iowa	Iowa City
0.65%	California	San Francisco-Oakland
0.65%	Pennsylvania	State College
0.62%	Georgia	Atlanta
0.58%	New Jersey	Trenton
0.55%	Michigan	Midland
0.52%	Colorado	Colorado Springs
0.51%	Tennessee & Kentucky	Clarksville-Hopkinsville
0.50%	Oklahoma	Lawton
0.50%	Missouri	Columbia