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1 / 50#50. Vermont
Migrations from Vermont in 2016: 400
Migrations from Vermont in 2006: 1,658 (#46 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 75.9%

Each year, an average of about 35.5 million Americans pack up and switch homes. While most people who move stay in the same counties they lived in the year prior, there are still roughly 6 million people who decide to cross state lines for their next place of residence. According to statistics from Forbes, the top states that are seeing more people moving in than out include Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada.
To get a sense of which states migrate most heavily to California, Stacker analyzed 2006 and 2016 state-to-state migration flow statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau. The data is taken from the American Community Survey conducted for both years and shows estimated migration flows all over the United States. While some states show a drastic 11-year change in migrants to California, others have consistently received roughly the same amount of people.
Whether it's to find a better house or apartment, transfer closer to a new job, or to start a family, Americans have several reasons to change their surrounding environments. Read on to find out who will be likely to join your neighborhood soon.
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1 / 50Migrations from Vermont in 2016: 400
Migrations from Vermont in 2006: 1,658 (#46 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 75.9%

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2 / 50Migrations from New Hampshire in 2016: 889
Migrations from New Hampshire in 2006: 1,323 (#48 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 32.8%

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3 / 50Migrations from West Virginia in 2016: 1,150
Migrations from West Virginia in 2006: 530 (#49 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 117.0%

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4 / 50Migrations from Montana in 2016: 1,272
Migrations from Montana in 2006: 1,874 (#42 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 32.1%

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5 / 50Migrations from South Dakota in 2016: 1,333
Migrations from South Dakota in 2006: 367 (#50 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 263.2%
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6 / 50Migrations from Delaware in 2016: 1,372
Migrations from Delaware in 2006: 1,339 (#47 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 2.5%

Clemens Vasters // Flickr
7 / 50Migrations from Nebraska in 2016: 1,876
Migrations from Nebraska in 2006: 2,504 (#37 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 25.1%
Juliancolton // Wikimedia Commons
8 / 50Migrations from Rhode Island in 2016: 2,265
Migrations from Rhode Island in 2006: 1,664 (#45 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 36.1%

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9 / 50Migrations from Maine in 2016: 2,513
Migrations from Maine in 2006: 2,288 (#39 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 9.8%

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10 / 50Migrations from North Dakota in 2016: 2,664
Migrations from North Dakota in 2006: 1,934 (#41 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 37.7%
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11 / 50Migrations from Wyoming in 2016: 2,674
Migrations from Wyoming in 2006: 1,739 (#43 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 53.8%

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12 / 50Migrations from Connecticut in 2016: 2,932
Migrations from Connecticut in 2006: 5,596 (#30 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 47.6%

Jsfouche // Wikimedia Commons
13 / 50Migrations from Alabama in 2016: 3,045
Migrations from Alabama in 2006: 4,133 (#34 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 26.3%

Brent Moore // Wikimedia Commons
14 / 50Migrations from Mississippi in 2016: 3,174
Migrations from Mississippi in 2006: 4,660 (#33 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 31.9%

K-State Research and Extension // Flickr
15 / 50Migrations from Kansas in 2016: 3,293
Migrations from Kansas in 2006: 5,018 (#31 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 34.4%
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16 / 50Migrations from Idaho in 2016: 3,598
Migrations from Idaho in 2006: 6,486 (#25 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 44.5%

Carl Wycoff // Flickr
17 / 50Migrations from Iowa in 2016: 3,826
Migrations from Iowa in 2006: 2,380 (#38 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 60.8%

Tennessee Valley Authority // Wikimedia Commons
18 / 50Migrations from Kentucky in 2016: 4,206
Migrations from Kentucky in 2006: 1,709 (#44 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 146.1%

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19 / 50Migrations from Alaska in 2016: 4,206
Migrations from Alaska in 2006: 6,376 (#27 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 34.0%

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20 / 50Migrations from Arkansas in 2016: 4,282
Migrations from Arkansas in 2006: 3,709 (#35 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 15.4%
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21 / 50Migrations from Louisiana in 2016: 4,933
Migrations from Louisiana in 2006: 10,561 (#18 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 53.3%

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22 / 50Migrations from South Carolina in 2016: 5,137
Migrations from South Carolina in 2006: 3,426 (#36 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 49.9%

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23 / 50Migrations from Oklahoma in 2016: 6,023
Migrations from Oklahoma in 2006: 8,025 (#23 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 24.9%

Todd Van Hoosear // Flickr
24 / 50Migrations from Tennessee in 2016: 6,158
Migrations from Tennessee in 2006: 6,469 (#26 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 4.8%

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25 / 50Migrations from Washington D.C. in 2016: 6,319
Migrations from Washington D.C. in 2006: 2,044 (#40 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 209.1%
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26 / 50Migrations from Indiana in 2016: 7,073
Migrations from Indiana in 2006: 6,972 (#24 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 1.4%

Jeremy Thompson // Flickr
27 / 50Migrations from Wisconsin in 2016: 7,354
Migrations from Wisconsin in 2006: 10,213 (#19 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 28.0%
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28 / 50Migrations from Missouri in 2016: 7,580
Migrations from Missouri in 2006: 5,847 (#28 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 29.6%
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29 / 50Migrations from New Mexico in 2016: 8,087
Migrations from New Mexico in 2006: 4,829 (#32 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 67.5%

Jaknouse // Wikimedia Commons
30 / 50Migrations from Ohio in 2016: 9,652
Migrations from Ohio in 2006: 13,165 (#14 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 26.7%
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31 / 50Migrations from Maryland in 2016: 10,637
Migrations from Maryland in 2006: 10,140 (#20 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 4.9%

Greg Gjerdingen // Flickr
32 / 50Migrations from Minnesota in 2016: 10,897
Migrations from Minnesota in 2006: 5,647 (#29 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 93.0%

Palacemusic // Wikimedia Commons
33 / 50Migrations from Utah in 2016: 11,114
Migrations from Utah in 2006: 9,726 (#21 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 14.3%

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34 / 50Migrations from Michigan in 2016: 11,442
Migrations from Michigan in 2006: 10,693 (#17 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 7.0%
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35 / 50Migrations from New Jersey in 2016: 11,988
Migrations from New Jersey in 2006: 8,843 (#22 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 35.6%
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Jeremy Thompson // Flickr
36 / 50Migrations from Pennsylvania in 2016: 13,090
Migrations from Pennsylvania in 2006: 11,747 (#15 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 11.4%

BenFrantzDale // Wikimedia Commons
37 / 50Migrations from Massachusetts in 2016: 14,062
Migrations from Massachusetts in 2006: 13,846 (#12 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 1.6%

Jonathanking // Wikimedia Commons
38 / 50Migrations from Hawaii in 2016: 14,239
Migrations from Hawaii in 2006: 14,421 (#11 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 1.3%

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39 / 50Migrations from North Carolina in 2016: 14,268
Migrations from North Carolina in 2006: 10,901 (#16 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 30.9%

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40 / 50Migrations from Virginia in 2016: 14,348
Migrations from Virginia in 2006: 14,710 (#10 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 2.5%
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41 / 50Migrations from Georgia in 2016: 14,663
Migrations from Georgia in 2006: 13,384 (#13 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 9.6%

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42 / 50Migrations from Oregon in 2016: 18,919
Migrations from Oregon in 2006: 25,374 (#7 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 25.4%

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43 / 50Migrations from Illinois in 2016: 21,539
Migrations from Illinois in 2006: 25,149 (#8 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 14.4%

Rhododendrites // Wikimedia Commons
44 / 50Migrations from Colorado in 2016: 22,540
Migrations from Colorado in 2006: 15,885 (#9 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 41.9%

Samartur // Wikimedia Commons
45 / 50Migrations from Nevada in 2016: 24,656
Migrations from Nevada in 2006: 28,855 (#5 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 14.6%
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46 / 50Migrations from Florida in 2016: 25,354
Migrations from Florida in 2006: 27,196 (#6 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 6.8%

Martin H. // Wikimedia Commons
47 / 50Migrations from Washington in 2016: 27,973
Migrations from Washington in 2006: 34,105 (#2 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 18.0%

LASZLO ILYES // Flickr
48 / 50Migrations from Arizona in 2016: 33,757
Migrations from Arizona in 2006: 31,915 (#3 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 5.8%

Yinan Chen // Flickr
49 / 50Migrations from Texas in 2016: 39,109
Migrations from Texas in 2006: 49,027 (#1 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: down 20.2%

Ken L. // Flickr
50 / 50Migrations from New York in 2016: 40,877
Migrations from New York in 2006: 31,703 (#4 among all states)
Change in migrations 2006-2016: up 28.9%
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