West Virginia Net Migration By County in 2012

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2012, the net migration for West Virginia was 1,795. Monongalia County had the highest net migration (1,500) followed by Berkeley County (832), and Putnam County (341). On the other hand, Mingo County had the lowest net migration (-429), followed by McDowell County (-294), and Wayne County (-243).

Net migration for a county refers to the difference between the number of migrants, both domestic and international, moving to the county and those leaving the county. Or to put it simply, the net migration for a given county is the inbound migration minus the outbound migration for that county.

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West Virginia Net Migration By County in 2012
West Virginia Net Migration By County in 2012
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County Net Migration
Barbour 240
Berkeley 832
Boone -18
Braxton -58
Brooke 28
Cabell 233
Calhoun -14
Clay -134
Doddridge 68
Fayette 23
Gilmer 23
Grant -71
Greenbrier 251
Hampshire -76
Hancock -41
Hardy -111
Harrison -117
Jackson -12
Jefferson 88
Kanawha 187
Lewis 34
Lincoln 42
Logan -27
McDowell -294
Marion 80
Marshall 11
Mason -76
Mercer 37
Mineral -148
Mingo -429
Monongalia 1500
Monroe -25
Morgan 20
Nicholas 48
Ohio -102
Pendleton -52
Pleasants 3
Pocahontas -115
Preston 214
Putnam 341
Raleigh -55
Randolph 18
Ritchie -33
Roane -133
Summers 47
Taylor 57
Tucker -14
Tyler -31
Upshur 153
Wayne -243
Webster -122
Wetzel 45
Wirt 27
Wood -141
Wyoming -163