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Source: Immigation and Naturalization Service, 1990-1998. TABLE 1. TENDENCIES IN RESIDENTIAL CONCENTRATION BY ZIP CODE, WASHINGTON. DC. METROPOLITAN AREA

Table 1 Source: Immigation and Naturalization Service, 1990-1998. TABLE 1. TENDENCIES IN RESIDENTIAL CONCENTRATION BY ZIP CODE, WASHINGTON. DC. METROPOLITAN AREA

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Fig. 1. The diversity of recent immigrants to metropolitan Washington, DC, is reflected in this greeting at the Long Branch Library in Montgomery Country, Maryland. Visitors are welcomed in 11 languages: English, French, Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Farsi, and Hindi. Photo by Rob Crandall.
Fig. 1. The diversity of recent immigrants to metropolitan Washington, DC, is reflected in this greeting at the Long Branch Library in Montgomery Country, Maryland. Visitors are welcomed in 11 languages: English, French, Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Farsi, and Hindi. Photo by Rob Crandall.
Fig. 2. Distribution of recent immigrants in metropolitan Washington, DC. Of the zip code areas, 23 show no immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 2. Distribution of recent immigrants in metropolitan Washington, DC. Of the zip code areas, 23 show no immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 3. Top ten immigrant zip code areas in metropolitan Washington, DC. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 3. Top ten immigrant zip code areas in metropolitan Washington, DC. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 4. Recent Indian Immigrants to the Washington Metropolitan Area. Of the zip code areas, 84 show no Indian immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 4. Recent Indian Immigrants to the Washington Metropolitan Area. Of the zip code areas, 84 show no Indian immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 5. Indian commercial centers are not always in the areas with the highest concentrations of Indians. This shopping center along University Avenue in Langley Park, Maryland (zip code 20783) is more noted for its residential concentration of Salvadoran immigrants. Photo by Rob Crandall.
Fig. 5. Indian commercial centers are not always in the areas with the highest concentrations of Indians. This shopping center along University Avenue in Langley Park, Maryland (zip code 20783) is more noted for its residential concentration of Salvadoran immigrants. Photo by Rob Crandall.
Fig. 6. Recent Vietnamese immigrants to metropolitan Washington, DC. Of the zip code areas, 92 show no Vietnamese immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 6. Recent Vietnamese immigrants to metropolitan Washington, DC. Of the zip code areas, 92 show no Vietnamese immigrants. Source: Administrative data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for fiscal years 1990-1998.
Fig. 7. Eden Center, a Vietnamese shopping center in Northern Virginia (zip code 22041), is the most important central place for Vietnamese goods and services on the East Coast. It is also located in the area where Vietnamese immigrants have clustered. This community has its roots to refugees flows in the 1970s. The com- munity asserts its political identity by retaining the flag of the former South Vietnamese Republic along side the USS. flag. Photo by Rob Crandall.
Fig. 7. Eden Center, a Vietnamese shopping center in Northern Virginia (zip code 22041), is the most important central place for Vietnamese goods and services on the East Coast. It is also located in the area where Vietnamese immigrants have clustered. This community has its roots to refugees flows in the 1970s. The com- munity asserts its political identity by retaining the flag of the former South Vietnamese Republic along side the USS. flag. Photo by Rob Crandall.
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