Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Net Migration Rate per 1K in 2015
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2015, the Net Migration Rate per 1K for New Mexico was -4.09. Among all New Mexico counties, Harding County had the highest net migration rate (41.19), followed by Eddy County (11.44), and De Baca County (10.69).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all New Mexico counties.
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Related Topics: New Mexico Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2015 Census.
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Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Net Migration Rate per 1K in 2015
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Rank | County | Net Migration Rate |
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1 | Harding County | 41.19 |
2 | Eddy County | 11.44 |
3 | De Baca County | 10.69 |
4 | Lea County | 9.25 |
5 | Sandoval County | 7.84 |
6 | Sierra County | 7.19 |
7 | McKinley County | 2.56 |
8 | Quay County | 1.42 |
9 | Santa Fe County | 0.99 |
10 | Mora County | 0.43 |
11 | Los Alamos County | -0.39 |
12 | Bernalillo County | -3.11 |
13 | Chaves County | -3.95 |
14 | Torrance County | -4.67 |
15 | Valencia County | -4.88 |
16 | Taos County | -5.26 |
17 | Doña Ana County | -6.41 |
18 | Luna County | -6.84 |
19 | Socorro County | -7.09 |
20 | Cibola County | -7.42 |
21 | San Miguel County | -10.89 |
22 | Lincoln County | -11.29 |
23 | Rio Arriba County | -12.59 |
24 | San Juan County | -12.95 |
25 | Otero County | -13.5 |
26 | Catron County | -15.08 |
27 | Union County | -16.36 |
28 | Grant County | -16.77 |
29 | Guadalupe County | -18.86 |
30 | Colfax County | -21.16 |
31 | Curry County | -25.26 |
32 | Hidalgo County | -26.02 |
33 | Roosevelt County | -33.85 |