Euro Oceanic Americans

Euro Oceanic Americans are Americans whose ancestry is European Australian or European New Zealander.^[1] According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the Euro Oceanic Americans are 113,024 people, of which 93,063 people are of Australian origin, and 19,961 are of New Zealand origin.^[2]

References

↑ Geographica: VIII.; p. 283. Ed: Plaza Editores
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[1] Geographica: VIII.; p. 283. Ed: Plaza Editores

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v t e Oceanian Americans
Euro Oceanic	Australians New Zealand (Maori)
Pacific Islander	Chamorro Native Hawaiians Samoan Tongan

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