XXV: Jewish Immigrants Admitted at the Ports of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 1881-1898. XXVI: Total Number of Immigrants and Number of Jewish Immigrants Admitted, 1899-1907. XXVII: Total Number of Immigrants and Number of Jewish Immigrants Admitted, Departed, and Net Increase, 1908-1924. XXVIII: Total Number of Immigrants and Number of Jewish Immigrants Rejected on Application for Admission and Those Deported from the United States after Admission, 18991924. XXIX: Total Number of Immigrants, Number of Non-Jewish Immigrants, and Number of Jewish Immigrants, Admitted, Departed, Increase, Debarred, and Deported, Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXX: Distribution of Total Number of Immigrants, NonJewish Immigrants, and Jewish Immigrants on the Basis of the Destination Given by the Immigrants at Their Ports of Entrance, Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXXI: Countries of Origin of the Total Number of Immigrants, Non-Jewish Immigrants, and Jewish Immigrants, Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXXII: Ages of Total Number of Immigrants, of Non-Jewish Immigrants, and of Jewish Immigrants, Admitted During Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXXIII: Sex of Total Number of Immigrants, of Non-Jewish Immigrants, and of Jewish Immigrants, Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXXIV: Total number of Immigrants, Number of Non-Jewish Immigrants, and Number of Jewish Immigrants Who Came to Join Relatives, Friends, and Those Who Had no Relatives or Friends, Year Ended June 30, 1924. XXXV: Total Number of Immigrants, Number of Non-Jewish Immigrants, and Number of Jewish Immigrants, Admitted and Deported During July-December, 1924. E. JEWISH IMMIGRATION INTO CANADA XXXVI: Total Number of Immigrants, and Number of Jewish Immigrants Admitted to Canada, 1880-1924. F. JEWISH IMMIGRATION INTO ARGENTINA XXXVII: Total and Jewish Immigration into Argentina, 1913–1915, 1919-1922. G. JEWISH IMMIGRATION INTo Palestine XXXVIII: Immigration and Emigration of Jews and Non-Jews, 1917-1924. XXXIX: Immigrants Admitted into the Country, Classified According to the Categories of Persons Admissible, 19221924. XL: Total Number of Immigrants by Months, 1923-1924. A. JEWISH POPULATION OF THE WORLD The total Jewish population of the world is over fifteen and a half million. More than two-thirds of the Jews live in Europe, and nearly 25% live in North and South America. Asia, Africa, and Australasia together have but 7.68% of the total Jewish population: Asia, 3.89%, Africa, 3.63%, and Australasia, .16%. 1 For explanatory notes in connection with Tables I to XI, see pp. 379-380. See also explana 1 Based on the latest official census or authoritative estimate. tory notes following Table XI, pp. 379–380. AMERICA Of the Jews who live on the American continent, 3,741,988 dwell in North America and the West Indies, where they constitute 2.7% of the total population, and 108,204 in Central and South America, forming .23% of the total population. In North America the Jews are concentrated in the United States (3.4%) and in Canada (1.43%). In South America more than 92% of the Jews live in Argentina, where, however, they constitute only 1.1% of the total population. TABLE III DISTRIBUTION OF JEWISH POPULATION OF America by GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS AND COUNTRIES 1 The letter "c" following a figure indicates that it is based on a census, "e" that it is based on an estimate. EUROPE The bulk of the Jews of Europe live in a group of adjacent countries located in the center of the continent, which region may be designated as the "Jewish" Central Europe. In it the Jews form 8.02% of the total population. In the countries to the north of this "Jewish" Central Europe, Jews form not more than .2% of the total population; while in the countries to the west and south of that region the Jewish numbers represent .6% of the total population. |