Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2014

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2014, the Net Domestic Migration for New Mexico was -13.80K. Among all New Mexico counties, Lea County had the highest net domestic migration (865), followed by Eddy County (668), and Sandoval County (297).

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

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Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2014
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Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2014
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Rank County Net Dom. Migration
1 Lea County 865
2 Eddy County 668
3 Sandoval County 297
4 Santa Fe County 77
5 Harding County 2
6 Catron County -29
7 De Baca County -49
8 Taos County -52
9 Hidalgo County -74
10 Mora County -77
11 Guadalupe County -85
12 Union County -92
13 Sierra County -120
14 Torrance County -167
15 Quay County -193
16 Grant County -239
17 Luna County -261
18 Los Alamos County -271
19 Socorro County -328
20 Colfax County -352
21 Curry County -376
21 Lincoln County -376
22 Cibola County -426
23 San Miguel County -439
24 Rio Arriba County -495
25 Chaves County -505
26 Roosevelt County -606
27 McKinley County -608
28 Valencia County -775
29 San Juan County -1369
30 Otero County -1633
31 Doña Ana County -1883
32 Bernalillo County -3834