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Originally Posted by Plaid Shirts
I recall reading somewhere a few months ago that a majority of the people moving out of California were moving to Colorado. I cannot remember if Utah was a state where a good amount of people were moving to from California. At the same time California was obviously growing.
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Here are the Top 5 for each intermountain State. 2011-2012
To Utah:
California 12,172
Idaho 6,617
Colorado 6,398
Arizona 5,916
Washington 5,298
To Colorado:
California 15,150
Texas 16,616
Arizona 13,790
Florida 8,766
Nevada 6,402
To Idaho:
Washington 10,604
California 5,331
Utah 5,129
Oregon 5,093
Montana 3,385
To Arizona:
California 38,916
Texas 18,908
Colorado 10,589
Nevada 8,748
Washington 8,362
Utah 7,966
I do have to make a correction, the 18.3% in-migration as a percentage of total growth was incorrect. I neglected to include the number "Different residence, same state 1 year ago"
The basic numbers are 87,870 total in-migration, 82,165 from other states, 5,705 foreign. Much of that may be returning LDS Missionaries.
To be honest, the more I got into that spread sheet the more difficult it was to extrapolate the information I was searching for.