Institute for Policy & Social Research

State of Kansas Migration Flows, 2023

BEA Region/Adjacent State	In Migration	Out Migration	Net Migration
Colorado	4,591	4,387	204
Far West	6,611	9,092	-2,481
Great Lakes	6,780	5,514	1,266
Mideast	3,667	4,604	-937
Missouri	18,573	20,692	-2,119
Nebraska	3,841	2,179	1,662
New England	591	1,323	-732
Oklahoma	3,534	4,908	-1,374
Plains	4,169	4,379	-210
Rocky Mountain	1,628	2,046	-418
Southeast	13,292	20,159	-6,867
Southwest	9,861	13,430	-3,569
Abroad (Puerto Rico, U.S. Island Area, & Foreign Country	21,062		21,062
Total	98,200	92,889	-5,311

Source: Institute for Policy & Social Research; data from U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 American Community Survey.

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State of Kansas Migration Flows, 2023

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