Ranking of Louisiana Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2011

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2011, the Net Domestic Migration for Louisiana was 2.72K. Among all Louisiana counties, Orleans Parish had the highest net domestic migration (10.27K), followed by St. Bernard Parish (2.31K), and Bossier Parish (1.51K).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Louisiana counties.

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Ranking of Louisiana Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2011
Orleans
10.27K
St. Bernard
2.31K
Bossier
1.51K
St. Tammany
1.26K
Ascension
1.07K
Livingston
581
Plaquemines
348
Lafayette
333
Tangipahoa
318
St. Martin
224
Ranking of Louisiana Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2011
Rank
County
Net Dom. Migration
1 Orleans Parish 10,269
2 St. Bernard Parish 2,309
3 Bossier Parish 1,510
4 St. Tammany Parish 1,264
5 Ascension Parish 1,072
6 Livingston Parish 581
7 Plaquemines Parish 348
8 Lafayette Parish 333
9 Tangipahoa Parish 318
10 St. Martin Parish 224
11 Sabine Parish 171
12 Richland Parish 130
13 Beauregard Parish 103
14 De Soto Parish 44
15 Caddo Parish 32
16 Jackson Parish 29
17 Webster Parish 23
18 Washington Parish 21
19 LaSalle Parish 11
20 Concordia Parish 1
21 Bienville Parish -12
21 Grant Parish -12
22 West Baton Rouge Parish -13
23 Caldwell Parish -55
24 Red River Parish -61
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