Table 51: Number of Migrants and Percent of Population 5 Years of Age and Older 
          Migrating for the United States and States in the United States, 1985 
          to 1990 and 1995 to 2000 - Ranked by Number of Migrants, 1995 to 2000 
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                                               Number                  Percent        
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Rank US/State                          1985-1990   1995-2000    1985-1990   1995-2000 
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   .  United States                   26,694,007  29,585,306         11.6        11.3

   1  California                       6,711,103   5,944,609         24.5        18.9
   2  Texas                            3,511,429   4,491,762         22.5        23.3
   3  Florida                          3,510,399   3,825,328         29.0        25.4
   4  New York                         2,800,017   2,911,167         16.7        16.4
   5  Georgia                          1,669,176   2,253,693         27.9        29.7
   6  Illinois                         1,713,580   1,978,276         16.2        17.1
   7  Virginia                         1,869,466   1,968,850         32.5        29.7
   8  North Carolina                   1,364,964   1,854,339         22.1        24.7
   9  Ohio                             1,579,429   1,711,527         15.7        16.1
  10  Pennsylvania                     1,607,606   1,708,780         14.5        14.8
  11  Michigan                         1,469,786   1,637,417         17.1        17.7
  12  New Jersey                       1,443,056   1,530,406         20.0        19.5
  13  Colorado                           928,388   1,317,682         30.5        32.9
  14  Washington                       1,161,629   1,314,819         25.8        23.9
  15  Missouri                         1,054,538   1,193,478         22.2        22.8
  16  Arizona                            894,155   1,192,472         26.5        25.1
  17  Massachusetts                    1,043,156   1,116,355         18.6        18.7
  18  Tennessee                          870,198   1,109,706         19.1        20.9
  19  Maryland                         1,086,186   1,107,559         24.5        22.4
  20  Indiana                            942,905   1,102,833         18.3        19.5
  21  Minnesota                          876,908   1,039,911         21.7        22.6
  22  Wisconsin                          800,757     952,630         17.7        19.0
  23  Oregon                             715,288     839,315         27.1        26.2
  24  South Carolina                     677,357     814,838         21.0        21.7
  25  Oklahoma                           650,330     756,953         22.3        23.5
  26  Alabama                            642,583     740,763         17.1        17.8
  27  Kentucky                           590,556     731,558         17.2        19.4
  28  Louisiana                          592,899     683,628         15.3        16.5
  29  Nevada                             393,170     593,897         35.4        32.0
  30  Kansas                             540,311     583,986         23.6        23.4
  31  Arkansas                           452,552     546,592         20.7        21.9
  32  Iowa                               475,321     542,613         18.4        19.8
  33  Connecticut                        535,762     532,706         17.5        16.7
  34  Mississippi                        406,704     501,260         17.1        19.0
  35  Utah                               325,148     487,007         20.9        24.1
  36  New Mexico                         324,951     370,066         23.4        21.9
  37  Nebraska                           299,232     349,344         20.5        21.9
  38  Idaho                              234,013     316,502         25.3        26.4
  39  West Virginia                      234,285     266,974         13.9        15.6
  40  New Hampshire                      272,618     258,833         26.6        22.3
  41  Maine                              230,964     211,072         20.2        17.5
  42  Montana                            170,525     202,318         23.0        23.9
  43  Hawaii                             238,687     195,927         23.3        17.3
  44  Rhode Island                       175,587     172,908         18.8        17.6
  45  South Dakota                       143,656     163,020         22.4        23.2
  46  Alaska                             157,135     151,447         31.7        26.1
  47  District of Columbia               133,361     143,428         23.4        26.6
  48  Delaware                           114,674     135,660         18.6        18.5
  49  North Dakota                       121,145     129,200         20.5        21.4
  50  Wyoming                            100,280     113,997         23.9        24.6
  51  Vermont                            115,247     113,250         22.1        19.7
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Note:  Migrants are defined as persons who were in a different residence in 
       2000 than in 1995 and for whom the 2000 residence was in a different 
       county or country than their residence in 1995; that is, a migrant 
       is one who in moving crosses a county boundary in the United States 
       or who comes to the United States from another nation.  The total 
       number of migrants in this table thus includes both domestic 
       migrants and international migrants.