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27. Annual Inmigration, Outmigration, and Net Migration for Regions
[In thousands (464 represents 464,000). As of March. For persons 1 year old and over.Excludes members of the Armed Forces except those living off post orwith their families on
post. Based on CurrentPopulation Survey; see text of this section and Appendix III.Northeast comprises New England and Middle Atlantic states.New England: Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.Middle Atlantic: New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.Midwest comprise East North Central and West North Central states.East
North Central: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.West North Central: Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas.South comprises South
Atlantic, East South Central and West South Central states.South Atlantic: Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
and Florida.East South Central: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi.West South Central: Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas.West comprises Mountain and Pacific
states.Mountain: Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada.Pacific: Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, and Hawaii.Minus sign (-) indicates net
outmigration]
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Period
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Northeast
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Midwest
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South
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West
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1980-81: Inmigrants
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464
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650
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1,377
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871
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Outmigrants
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706
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1,056
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890
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710
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Net internal migration
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-242
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-406
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487
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161
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Movers from abroad
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207
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180
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412
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514
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Net migration
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-35
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-226
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899
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675
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1981-82: Inmigrants
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473
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793
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1,482
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931
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Outmigrants
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685
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1,163
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1,012
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819
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Net internal migration
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-212
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-370
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470
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112
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Movers from abroad
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229
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134
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401
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324
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Net migration
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17
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-236
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871
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436
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1982-83: Inmigrants
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439
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661
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1,211
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880
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Outmigrants
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625
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947
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973
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645
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Net internal migration
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-186
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-286
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238
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235
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Movers from abroad
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192
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149
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323
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315
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Net migration
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6
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-137
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561
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550
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1983-84: Inmigrants
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487
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820
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1,399
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834
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Outmigrants
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578
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1,102
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973
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887
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Net internal migration
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-91
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-282
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426
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-53
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Movers from abroad
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213
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141
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383
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341
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Net migration
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122
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-141
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809
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288
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1984-85: Inmigrants
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482
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842
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1,329
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994
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Outmigrants
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691
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1,053
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1,169
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734
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Net internal migration
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-209
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-211
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160
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260
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Movers from abroad
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228
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168
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532
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499
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Net migration
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19
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-43
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692
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759
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1985-86: Inmigrants
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502
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1,011
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1,355
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910
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Outmigrants
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752
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996
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1,320
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710
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Net internal migration
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-250
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15
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35
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200
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Movers from abroad
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198
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158
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342
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502
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Net migration
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-52
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173
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377
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702
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1986-87: Inmigrants
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398
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858
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1,374
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916
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Outmigrants
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732
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969
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1,095
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750
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Net internal migration
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-334
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-111
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279
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166
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Movers from abroad
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214
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193
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277
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458
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Net migration
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-120
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82
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556
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624
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1987-88: Inmigrants
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430
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715
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1,338
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613
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Outmigrants
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671
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818
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886
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721
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Net internal migration
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-241
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-103
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452
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-108
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Movers from abroad
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261
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146
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414
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379
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Net migration
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20
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43
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866
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271
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1988-89: Inmigrants
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370
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777
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1,318
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791
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Outmigrants
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714
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703
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1,071
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637
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Net internal migration
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-344
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74
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247
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154
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Movers from abroad
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292
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170
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375
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629
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Net migration
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-52
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244
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622
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783
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1989-90: Inmigrants, total
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461
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908
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1,428
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964
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From Northeast
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(X)
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139
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445
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174
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From Midwest
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89
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(X)
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561
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374
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From South
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246
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536
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(X)
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416
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From West
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126
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233
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422
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(X)
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Outmigrants, total
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758
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1,024
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1,198
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781
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To Northeast
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(X)
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89
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246
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126
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To Midwest
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139
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(X)
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536
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233
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To South
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445
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561
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(X)
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422
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To West
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174
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374
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416
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-297
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-116
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230
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183
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Movers from abroad
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328
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169
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500
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562
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Net migration
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30
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53
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730
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745
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1990-91: Inmigrants, total
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346
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782
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1,421
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835
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From Northeast
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(X)
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175
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565
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191
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From Midwest
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76
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(X)
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448
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273
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From South
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195
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422
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(X)
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370
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From West
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75
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185
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408
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(X)
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Outmigrants, total
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932
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797
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987
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668
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To Northeast
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(X)
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76
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195
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75
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To Midwest
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175
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(X)
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422
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185
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To South
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565
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448
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(X)
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408
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To West
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191
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273
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370
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-585
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-15
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433
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167
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Movers from abroad
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209
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208
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351
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617
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Net migration
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-376
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193
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784
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784
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1991-92: Inmigrants, total
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409
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816
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1,305
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755
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From Northeast
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(X)
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127
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429
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145
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From Midwest
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101
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(X)
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520
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258
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From South
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255
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473
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(X)
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352
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From West
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53
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216
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356
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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701
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878
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1,081
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626
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To Northeast
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(X)
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101
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255
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53
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To Midwest
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127
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(X)
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473
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216
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To South
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429
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520
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(X)
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356
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To West
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145
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258
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352
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-292
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-62
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224
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129
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Movers from abroad
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255
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175
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383
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442
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Net migration
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-37
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113
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607
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571
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1992-93: Inmigrants, total
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313
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841
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1,145
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769
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From Northeast
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(X)
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131
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412
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104
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From Midwest
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48
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(X)
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360
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199
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From South
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203
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375
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(X)
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466
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From West
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62
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335
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373
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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647
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608
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1,044
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770
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To Northeast
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(X)
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48
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203
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62
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To Midwest
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131
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(X)
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375
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335
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To South
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412
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360
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(X)
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373
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To West
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104
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199
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466
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-334
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233
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101
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-1
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Movers from abroad
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230
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198
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513
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364
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Net migration
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-104
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431
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614
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363
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1993-94: Inmigrants, total
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348
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706
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1,336
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746
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From Northeast
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(X)
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84
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449
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143
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From Midwest
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53
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(X)
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468
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215
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From South
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201
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371
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(X)
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388
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From West
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93
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251
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419
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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676
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737
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960
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763
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To Northeast
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(X)
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53
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201
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93
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To Midwest
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84
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(X)
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371
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251
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To South
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449
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468
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(X)
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419
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To West
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143
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215
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388
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-328
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-31
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376
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-17
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Movers from abroad
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267
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132
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451
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396
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Net migration
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-61
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101
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827
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379
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1995-96: Inmigrants, total
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441
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842
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1,284
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792
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From Northeast
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(X)
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127
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366
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182
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From Midwest
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118
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(X)
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449
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208
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From South
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252
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480
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(X)
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401
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From West
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71
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235
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469
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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675
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775
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1,134
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775
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To Northeast
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(X)
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118
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252
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71
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To Midwest
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127
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(X)
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480
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235
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To South
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366
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449
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(X)
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469
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To West
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182
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208
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401
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-234
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68
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150
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16
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Movers from abroad
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285
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130
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470
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476
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Net migration
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51
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198
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620
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492
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1996-97: Inmigrants, total
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481
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661
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1,338
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688
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From Northeast
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(X)
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107
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392
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101
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From Midwest
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94
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(X)
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492
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228
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From South
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256
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333
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(X)
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358
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From West
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131
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221
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454
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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600
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814
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947
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806
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To Northeast
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(X)
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94
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256
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131
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To Midwest
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107
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(X)
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333
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221
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To South
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392
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492
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(X)
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454
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To West
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101
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228
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358
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-119
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-154
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391
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-118
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Movers from abroad
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239
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169
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445
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450
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Net migration
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120
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15
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836
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332
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1997-98: Inmigrants, total
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504
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873
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1,335
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660
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From Northeast
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(X)
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112
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471
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125
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From Midwest
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71
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(X)
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481
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201
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From South
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320
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450
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(X)
|
334
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From West
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113
|
310
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383
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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708
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753
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1,105
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806
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To Northeast
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(X)
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71
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320
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113
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To Midwest
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112
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(X)
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450
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310
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To South
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471
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481
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(X)
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383
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To West
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125
|
201
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334
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-203
|
120
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230
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-146
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Movers from abroad
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247
|
170
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416
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370
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Net migration
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44
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290
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646
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224
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1998-99:
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n
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n
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n
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n
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Total inmigrants
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461
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736
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1,339
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743
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From Northeast
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(X)
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94
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383
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146
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From Midwest
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98
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(X)
|
556
|
253
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From South
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262
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463
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(X)
|
344
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From West
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101
|
178
|
400
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(X)
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Total outmigrants
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624
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906
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1,068
|
679
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To Northeast
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(X)
|
98
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262
|
101
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To Midwest
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94
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(X)
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463
|
178
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To South
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383
|
556
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(X)
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400
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To West
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146
|
253
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344
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(X)
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Net internal migration
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-163
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-171
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270
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63
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Movers from abroad
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198
|
221
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544
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466
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Net migration
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35
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50
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814
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529
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X Not applicable.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau,Current Population Reports, P20-531 and earlier reports.
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