Ranking of Tennessee Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2012
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K for Tennessee was 4.16. Among all Tennessee counties, Montgomery County had the highest net domestic migration rate (23.19), followed by Van Buren County (18.38), and Williamson County (17.26).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Tennessee counties.
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Related Topics: Tennessee Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2012 Census.
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Ranking of Tennessee Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2012
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Rank | County | Net Dom. Migration Rate |
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1 | Montgomery County | 23.19 |
2 | Van Buren County | 18.38 |
3 | Williamson County | 17.26 |
4 | Wilson County | 15.26 |
5 | Houston County | 13.83 |
6 | Loudon County | 13.23 |
7 | Cumberland County | 10.8 |
8 | Rutherford County | 10.15 |
9 | Hamilton County | 9.78 |
10 | Davidson County | 9.31 |
11 | Sumner County | 9.3 |
12 | Sevier County | 9.14 |
13 | Bradley County | 8.92 |
14 | Jefferson County | 7.6 |
15 | Rhea County | 7.45 |
16 | Washington County | 6.95 |
17 | Carroll County | 6.78 |
18 | Stewart County | 6.18 |
19 | Jackson County | 6.13 |
20 | Hardin County | 5.71 |
21 | Cannon County | 5.52 |
22 | Marion County | 5.43 |
23 | DeKalb County | 5.37 |
24 | Knox County | 5.29 |
25 | Coffee County | 4.69 |
26 | Cocke County | 4.68 |
27 | Sequatchie County | 4.54 |
28 | Crockett County | 4.46 |
29 | Monroe County | 4.24 |
30 | Grundy County | 3.98 |
31 | Cheatham County | 3.94 |
32 | McNairy County | 3.6 |
33 | Dickson County | 3.31 |
34 | Meigs County | 2.74 |
35 | Scott County | 2.62 |
36 | Putnam County | 2.51 |
37 | Blount County | 2.41 |
38 | Maury County | 2.09 |
39 | Hawkins County | 1.91 |
40 | Henry County | 1.82 |
41 | White County | 1.77 |
42 | Anderson County | 1.76 |
43 | Carter County | 1.74 |
44 | Henderson County | 1.71 |
45 | Benton County | 1.4 |
46 | Lincoln County | 1.32 |
47 | Unicoi County | 1.31 |
48 | Marshall County | 1.29 |
49 | McMinn County | 0.99 |
50 | Overton County | 0.77 |
51 | Clay County | 0.65 |
52 | Decatur County | 0.43 |
53 | Johnson County | 0.22 |
54 | Fayette County | -0.03 |
55 | Sullivan County | -0.29 |
56 | Madison County | -0.49 |
57 | Smith County | -0.83 |
58 | Perry County | -1.02 |
59 | Dyer County | -1.31 |
60 | Tipton County | -1.35 |
61 | Wayne County | -1.41 |
62 | Shelby County | -1.71 |
63 | Fentress County | -1.73 |
63 | Lauderdale County | -1.73 |
64 | Lawrence County | -1.9 |
65 | Campbell County | -2.24 |
66 | Grainger County | -2.46 |
67 | Macon County | -2.49 |
68 | Trousdale County | -2.56 |
69 | Franklin County | -2.79 |
70 | Morgan County | -2.87 |
71 | Greene County | -2.97 |
72 | Roane County | -3.75 |
73 | Polk County | -3.89 |
74 | Hancock County | -4.19 |
74 | Warren County | -4.19 |
75 | Gibson County | -4.38 |
76 | Robertson County | -4.51 |
77 | Hamblen County | -4.66 |
78 | Bedford County | -5.06 |
79 | Chester County | -5.26 |
80 | Bledsoe County | -5.4 |
81 | Humphreys County | -5.56 |
82 | Union County | -5.59 |
83 | Hickman County | -5.97 |
84 | Claiborne County | -7.2 |
85 | Lake County | -7.86 |
86 | Pickett County | -8.26 |
87 | Weakley County | -8.96 |
88 | Hardeman County | -8.97 |
89 | Moore County | -9.16 |
90 | Giles County | -9.47 |
91 | Obion County | -9.97 |
92 | Haywood County | -15.53 |
93 | Lewis County | -18.01 |