Only 17% for Washington DC. Probably because it's so small geographically.

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Aug 9, 2018
1:14:18pm

adrock All-American

You could move a few miles away to Maryland or Virginia and been considered "moved away."

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adrock

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Here are some charts about people born in each state and where they move to (or

Odysseus

8/9/18 12:47pm

I wonder if those extra Idahoans leaving are just going to UT...

Cashmeousside

8/9/18 12:48pm

Nevermind just looked

Cashmeousside

8/9/18 12:50pm

I met so many people in Texas that had never even left the state.

TCuz

8/9/18 12:49pm

Texas forever

Cashmeousside

8/9/18 12:51pm

Yes. But there are a lot of non-Texans who move there so it feels like more of

Odysseus

8/9/18 12:51pm

For both Utah and Idaho California is the largest transplant group in each state.

Baron

8/9/18 12:52pm

This is completely and totally anecdotal...

Eddie

8/9/18 12:55pm

That's why I'm here. Family is incredibly close. My kids see both grandparents and cousins on both sides

Bert609

8/9/18 12:59pm

Yep I have 5 siblings, and we live in 6 different States (all 4 times zones)

jrob30

8/9/18 1:04pm

Wyoming makes sense

Sea Chicken

8/9/18 1:00pm

Very cool charts

Cougar-Duck

8/9/18 1:12pm

Only 17% for Washington DC. Probably because it's so small geographically.

adrock

8/9/18 1:14pm

and it is becoming more and more gentrified. Young people can't afford to live

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