Migrations flows outside of N. Atlantic, 1815-1914

Europe-US migration relative to total transoceanic worldwide

      

Migration flows across the North Atlantic prior to 1915

   

Migration flows across the North Atlantic after 1914

                                   

Transpacific migration flows

  The future's Asian (Economist, 6 June, 2015, p. 34)

  In 2000 over a quarter of U.S. immigration was from Mexico. By 2013, China and

  India were each contributing more immigrants than Mexico. China's and India's

  combined share rose to a quarter; Mexico's dropped to 10%.