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5. Nevada
> People from Alaska who moved to Nevada in 2019: 2,850 (5.68% of all outbound Alaskans)
> Total new residents from out of state: 132,950 (2.14% from Alaska)
> Population, age 1 and up: 3,048,602

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4. Washington
> People from Alaska who moved to Washington in 2019: 4,255 (8.49% of all outbound Alaskans)
> Total new residents from out of state: 231,956 (1.83% from Alaska)
> Population, age 1 and up: 7,527,366

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3. Texas
> People from Alaska who moved to Texas in 2019: 4,622 (9.22% of all outbound Alaskans)
> Total new residents from out of state: 559,661 (0.83% from Alaska)
> Population, age 1 and up: 28,642,658

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2. Florida
> People from Alaska who moved to Florida in 2019: 4,906 (9.79% of all outbound Alaskans)
> Total new residents from out of state: 601,611 (0.82% from Alaska)
> Population, age 1 and up: 21,269,409

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1. California
> People from Alaska who moved to California in 2019: 5,064 (10.10% of all outbound Alaskans)
> Total new residents from out of state: 480,204 (1.05% from Alaska)
> Population, age 1 and up: 39,084,048
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