New Mexico had more inbound than outbound moves in 2011.
New Mexico had more inbound than outbound moves in 2011, according to Atlas Van Lines? ? 2011 migration trends report.
The Land of Enchantment had 851 inbound and 632 outbound moves last year.
New Mexico joined 10 states and Washington, D.C., as having more than 55 percent of total shipments moving into the state in 2011. The other states are Texas, Alaska, North Dakota, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maryland, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.
The migration trends study showed Southwestern and Mid-Atlantic coastal states were the most popular destinations for moves.
Read the full report with an interactive map option here.
New Mexico had more inbound than outbound moves in 2011, according to Atlas Van Lines? ? 2011 migration trends report.
The Land of Enchantment had 851 inbound and 632 outbound moves last year.
New Mexico joined 10 states and Washington, D.C., as having more than 55 percent of total shipments moving into the state in 2011. The other states are Texas, Alaska, North Dakota, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maryland, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.
The migration trends study showed Southwestern and Mid-Atlantic coastal states were the most popular destinations for moves.
Read the full report with an interactive map option here.
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