Alabama Net Domestic Migration By County in 2013

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2013, the net domestic migration for Alabama was 2,294. Baldwin County had the highest net domestic migration (4,175) followed by Madison County (2,323), and Shelby County (1,825). On the other hand, Montgomery County had the lowest net domestic migration (-2,195), followed by Mobile County (-1,468), and Jefferson County (-1,226).

Net Domestic Migration for a given county refers to the the difference between number of people moving to the county from other parts of the United States (excluding Puerto Rico) and number of people moving out of the county to other parts of the United States (excluding Puerto Rico).

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Alabama Net Domestic Migration By County in 2013
Alabama Net Domestic Migration By County in 2013
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County Net Domestic Migration
Autauga -226
Baldwin 4175
Barbour -211
Bibb -151
Blount -65
Bullock -83
Butler -304
Calhoun -660
Chambers 57
Cherokee 161
Chilton 3
Choctaw -108
Clarke -10
Clay 26
Cleburne 102
Coffee -679
Colbert 95
Conecuh -94
Coosa -47
Covington 56
Crenshaw -53
Cullman 389
Dale -783
Dallas -779
DeKalb -99
Elmore 46
Escambia -255
Etowah -169
Fayette -70
Franklin -271
Geneva -205
Greene -71
Hale -140
Henry 10
Houston 98
Jackson -28
Jefferson -1226
Lamar 18
Lauderdale 220
Lawrence -210
Lee 1795
Limestone 1190
Lowndes -193
Macon -560
Madison 2323
Marengo -236
Marion -154
Marshall -104
Mobile -1468
Monroe -382
Montgomery -2195
Morgan -701
Perry -133
Pickens 52
Pike 371
Randolph 34
Russell 1213
St. Clair 848
Shelby 1825
Sumter -74
Talladega -470
Tallapoosa 60
Tuscaloosa 1139
Walker -67
Washington -196
Wilcox -149
Winston 67