In most rural Midwestern counties, more people have moved out than moved in

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May 16, 2018

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In most rural Midwestern counties, more people have moved out than moved in

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In most rural Midwestern counties, more people have moved out than moved in

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Counties with the largest population losses and gains
Largest counties with population loss and gain, 2000 to 2016
Most counties with more deaths than births are in the interior U.S.
About a third of rural counties have concentrated poverty

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