Chart of the Day: Adults Living in Birth State
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Today’s Chart of the Day from mapsobsession on Instagram shows the percentage of adults who still live in the state where they were born, offering an interesting look at regional demographics and migration patterns across the United States.
The highest concentrations of adults remaining in their birth state are found throughout the Midwest and Appalachian regions, while several western states show much lower percentages, reflecting greater population movement and migration over time.
Factors like family ties, career opportunities, climate, and lifestyle preferences influence whether people stay close to home or relocate elsewhere. For many, keeping roots where they’re already planted holds a strong appeal.
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