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NY
Boston
MN
Albany
MA
Providence
Rochester
WI
CT
MI
RI
Minneapolis
Buffalo
New Haven
Milwaukee
Newark
Detroit
Toledo
New York
PA
Cleveland
NJ
IA
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Davenport
Chicago
OH
B
altimore
Columbus
IN
MD
Washington, D.C.
Dayton
Oakland
San
Francisco
Springfield
Cincinnati
VA
Quincy
Indianapolis
IL
Richmond
MO
Louisville
St. Louis
KS
KY
CA
NC
TN
SC
Los
Angeles
OK
AR
GA
Destination cities
Southern states
AL
MS
TX
LA
FL
MIGRATION CORRIDORS
Southwest to Midwest and West
South Central to Midwest
Southeast to Northeast
0
200
400 mi
0
200
400 km
Figure 3.4
Great Migration in the United States.
Adapted with permission from:
Michael Siegel, Rutgers
Cartography, 2005.
ME
WA
ND
MT
VT
NH
MN
OR
MA
NY
WI
ID
MI
SD
RI
CT
WY
PA
NJ
IA
DE
OH
NE
NV
MD
IN
IL
WV
UT
VA
CO
MO
CA
KS
KY
NC
NET DOMESTIC
MIGRATION RATES
BY STATE:
1990 to 2000 &
2000 to 2004
Immigration during
both periods
Inmigration in the 1990s,
Outmigration 2000-2004
Outmigration in the 1990s,
Inmigration 2000-2004
Outmigration during
both periods
TN
SC
OK
AK
AZ
NM
GA
AL
MS
TX
LA
FL
AK
0
200
400 mi
HI
0
200
400 km
0
400 mi
0
100 mi
0
400 km
0
100 km
Figure 3.5
Recent Internal Migration in the United States
.
Courtesy of:
United States Census Bureau,
Population Estimates Program, 2004.
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