Yearbook2015
63
CorredoresmigratoriosMéxico-EEUU, por estados
Migratory corridorsMexico-U.S., by states
Entre2012y2013, seobservaunamayor diversidadde
losestadosdeorigenydestinode losmigrantesmexica-
nos. Sin embargo, los principales corredoresmigratorios
continúan siendo: a) De los estados de la frontera norte
a la regiónSudoestede EEUU, b)De la región tradicional
a la región Sudoeste y a los Grandes Lagos, y c) De la
región Centro y Sur-sureste de México a la región Su-
doeste yCosta Este.
During 2012 and 2013, we can see a greater diversity
of the states of origin and destination of Mexican
immigrants. However, the main migration corridors
remain:a)FromtheNorthernborderstatestoSouthwest
in U.S., b) From the traditional region to the Southwest
and theGreat Lakes region, and c) From theCentral and
South-Southeast regionofMexico toSouthwest ant the
East Coast.
Fuente:Estimaciones
propias condatosdel
Institutode losMexicanos
enel Exterior (IME),
matrículas consulares,
2012-2013.
Sinaloa
Total
15,817
100.0%
Tlaxcala
Total
6,539
100.0%
California
11,151
70.5%
California
2,114
32.3%
Arizona
923
5.8%
NewYork
996
15.2%
Nevada
654
4.1%
Texas
588
9.0%
Texas
558
3.5%
Illinois
471
7.2%
Utah
346
2.2%
New Jersey
367
5.6%
Sonora
Total
7,327
100.0%
Veracruz
Total
42,893
100.0%
California
2,916
39.8%
California
8,702
20.3%
Arizona
2,334
31.9%
Texas
7,857
18.3%
Nevada
438
6.0%
Illinois
3,726
8.7%
Texas
299
4.1%
NorthCarolina
3,494
8.1%
Utah
259
3.5%
Florida
1,931
4.5%
Tabasco
Total
3,306
100.0%
Yucatán
Total
3,053
100.0%
Texas
874
26.4%
California
2,200
72.0%
California
510
15.4%
Texas
206
6.7%
NorthCarolina
316
9.6%
Oregon
173
5.7%
Florida
177
5.4%
Colorado
92
3.0%
Georgia
143
4.3%
Nevada
68
2.2%
Tamaulipas
Total
29,536
100.0%
Zacatecas
Total
34,742
100.0%
Texas
23,296
78.9%
California
10,772
31.0%
Georgia
857
2.9%
Texas
9,959
28.7%
Florida
835
2.8%
Illinois
3,161
9.1%
California
653
2.2%
Colorado
1,981
5.7%
NorthCarolina
641
2.2%
Oklahoma
1,030
3.0%
