Domestic Migration in Kansas

-2,500
Net domestic migration
2023

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Kansas vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by net domestic migration.

#1Texas177,000
#2Tennessee48,000
#3Colorado15,000
#4Montana8,300
#5New Hampshire8,000
#6Oregon8,000
#7South Dakota5,000
#8Delaware3,600
#9Maine3,600
#10Florida195
#11North Carolina82
#12Georgia52
#13Arizona50
#14Wyoming30
#15Vermont15
#16Wisconsin2
#17Washington2
#18Utah1
#19Kentucky0
#20Louisiana0
#21Michigan-6
#22Illinois-7.1
#23Ohio-8
#24Virginia-12
#25New Jersey-38
#26Rhode Island-1,700
#27Indiana-3,000
#28New Mexico-3,500
#29Missouri-5,000
#30Minnesota-8,000
#31Massachusetts-35,000
#32New York-121,000
#33California-340,000

Overview

Kansas saw a net loss of about 2,500 residents to domestic migration in 2023. This data point highlights how Kansas compares on domestic migration relative to national benchmarks. Kansas' domestic out-migration is often offset by gains in international migration.

Did you know?

  • Kansas' domestic out-migration is often offset by gains in international migration.

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