Ranking of Nebraska Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2013
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K for Nebraska was -0.47. Among all Nebraska counties, McPherson County had the highest net domestic migration rate (36.64), followed by Garfield County (29.39), and Harlan County (25.81).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Nebraska counties.
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Related Topics: Nebraska Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2013 Census.
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Ranking of Nebraska Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2013
Rank | County | Net Dom. Migration Rate |
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1 | McPherson County | 36.64 |
2 | Garfield County | 29.39 |
3 | Harlan County | 25.81 |
4 | Hooker County | 22.08 |
5 | Hayes County | 15.01 |
6 | Thayer County | 12.6 |
7 | Rock County | 11.86 |
8 | Sarpy County | 8.47 |
9 | Grant County | 7.93 |
10 | Gage County | 6.45 |
11 | Greeley County | 6.07 |
12 | Hamilton County | 5.62 |
13 | Howard County | 5.23 |
14 | Seward County | 4.31 |
15 | Cass County | 4.25 |
16 | Lancaster County | 2.92 |
17 | Johnson County | 2.32 |
18 | Cherry County | 2.26 |
19 | Adams County | 1.65 |
20 | Sioux County | 1.51 |
21 | Jefferson County | 1.46 |
22 | Saunders County | 1.39 |
23 | Douglas County | 0.66 |
24 | Custer County | 0.55 |
25 | York County | 0.29 |
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