Special Report
Where People From New York State Are Moving to the Most
October 7, 2021 6:00 pm
45. Nebraska
> People from New York State who moved to Nebraska in 2019: 472 (0.1% of all outbound New Yorkers)
> 1-year net population change: +5,140 (+0.3% — 23rd largest)
> Total population: 1,934,408 (15th smallest)
44. Iowa
> People from New York State who moved to Iowa in 2019: 489 (0.1% of all outbound New Yorkers)
> 1-year net population change: -1,075 (-0.03% — 14th smallest)
> Total population: 3,155,070 (21st smallest)
43. West Virginia
> People from New York State who moved to West Virginia in 2019: 546 (0.1% of all outbound New Yorkers)
> 1-year net population change: -13,685 (-0.8% — 2nd smallest)
> Total population: 1,792,147 (14th smallest)
42. New Mexico
> People from New York State who moved to New Mexico in 2019: 608 (0.1% of all outbound New Yorkers)
> 1-year net population change: +1,401 (+0.1% — 19th smallest)
> Total population: 2,096,829 (16th smallest)
41. Arkansas
> People from New York State who moved to Arkansas in 2019: 642 (0.1% of all outbound New Yorkers)
> 1-year net population change: +3,979 (+0.1% — 20th smallest)
> Total population: 3,017,804 (19th smallest)
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